Visiting care and home care in Diss
The name Diss is thought to come from the Anglo-Saxon word for embankment or ditch and was recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as part of Suffolk. At that time it was just 24 acres and was in the King’s possession. Diss has a long and interesting history, with many historical buildings including the Corn Hall that dates from the 1850s and an early 14th century church, but nowadays is of course part of Norfolk. Whether you’ve lived in Diss all your life or you’re a relative newcomer, Helping Hands are available in the area to supply you with exemplary care and support in the comfort of your own home. With visiting and live-in care provided by compassionate people who’ll make sure you remain at the centre of your care journey you can be sure that our Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales-regulated services will never let you down.
