Visiting care and home care in Newton Aycliffe
Newton Aycliffe is named after the Anglo-Saxon settlement of ‘Acley’; ‘ac’ meaning ‘oak’ and ‘ley’ meaning ‘clearing. After World War II, Aycliffe became the hotspot of William Beveridge’s ‘Welfare State’ and became his flagship ‘new-town’. Newton Aycliffe became the embodiment of postwar Britain and lies within County Durham.
Helping Hands has over 150 branches across the UK, including Newton Aycliffe. We’ve been around since 1989, so we’ve seen a lot. We’re regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), so we’re always growing and improving. We know that considering care can be daunting and often overwhelming. With Helping Hands, we offer care from the comfort of your own home with our live-in and visiting care so you’ll never have to leave Newton Aycliffe.
