Domiciliary care plans
What is a domiciliary care plan?
A domiciliary care plan is designed to support individuals in their own homes without compromising their independence and routine.
With domiciliary care, carers assist with personal care, household tasks, running errands, hobbies and much more. But more than that, you will receive invaluable companionship tailored specifically to your unique needs and preferences, making you feel genuinely valued.
At Helping Hands, we provide exceptional domiciliary care, ensuring our customers can stay in the place they cherish most. Many families are choosing to receive care at home, which grants them complete control over the support they receive.
Domiciliary care is a unique solution that allows you to stay close to loved ones, personal belongings, and beloved pets – and we don’t want to separate you from that sense of security and comfort.

Why should I have a care plan for domiciliary?
Whether you are living alone or with a condition, having a care plan can provide you with the extra support you need.

There are many benefits to having a domiciliary care plan, including not having the hassle of moving. No matter your age, we all love our home comforts, which is why domiciliary care could be the perfect option for you and your family.
Here are a few more benefits of having a domiciliary care plan:
Remain at home
Companionship
Focus on you
Impacts your wellbeing
Maintain your indpendence
No restrictions
Person-centred care
Flexible support
Help with daily routine
Do I need a care plan?
It’s not easy to decide whether you need care, but it is okay to ask for help. At Helping Hands, we provide person-centred care plans designed to focus on specific conditions and needs.
What should effective domiciliary care plans include?
At Helping Hands, all our domiciliary care plans are fully personalised and flexible to your needs. Here are some of the ways we can support you in your care plan:
Clinical support
Our carers can help provide clinical support, including catheter care, PEG feeding, and medication administration.
Exploring the community
Whether you want to pop out for a coffee, walk around the park or visit family, our carers can arrange travel or accompany you to wherever you wish.
Personal care
We can provide personal care and ensure your dignity. Our carers can help with different aspects, including bathing, getting dressed and continence.
Companionship
Our carers really do make the best companions. Whether you need a shoulder to lean on or someone to talk to, we will always be there for you.
Household duties
From washing the dishes to taking the bins out, our carers can help you manage your household chores so you can focus on what you enjoy.
Emotional support
Our carers always provide a listening ear, so you’ll never feel alone. You can talk to them about your day, interests and special memories.
How I can create my own care plan
At Helping Hands, you have complete control over your plan. We will take the time to talk to you and ensure your needs are met.
1. Contact the team
Call our team and talk about your requirements and care plan options. You can also speak to them online.
2. Free assessment
Your local Helping Hands care manager will visit you to discuss your preferences.
3. Find your carer
Our carers are compassionate and kind individuals who really do make the best companions.
How Helping Hands can help
At Helping Hands, we provide person-centred care so our customers can remain at home.
We provide domiciliary care from as little as 30 minutes a week with visiting care. This is ideal for those who need care, little and often. If you are living with a complex condition, there is also an option to receive support 24 hours a day with live-in care. Whatever your needs, we will find a care package to suit you.
Furthermore, our carers are fully trained by our in-house training academy. So, whether you need support with medication, preparing meals, or exploring the community, you can always count on our carers. They really do make a difference in your lives.

Fully regulated by the CQC / CIW
We are monitored by the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales, meaning you will always receive the very best care.
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We are a fully regulated serviceClosely monitored by an external regulatory bodyAt Helping Hands our care is fully-regulated
Independent inspections
Audits conducted by a regulatory body to give you peace of mind that we do what we say we will do.
Fully vetted and approved carers
Our carers are vetted and checked through a robust recruitment process which complies with the regulations.
Comply with regulatory standards
We have to comply with regulatory standards to maintain our registration, meaning our customers are reassured that they are receiving a high standard of care.
Standardised training across the company
Training for all carers and staff is in line with the Care Certificate, meaning our employees are trained to a nationally-recognised standard before they work unsupervised with our customers, providing a safe and responsive service.
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