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Trusted Supported Living Services in Oxford

Helping Hands are proud to have been supporting families across England and Wales since 1989 with high-quality home care that helps people remain independent in the place they know best. Over the years, we’ve helped thousands of people continue living safely and comfortably at home while receiving flexible care tailored around their individual needs.

Our Oxford team offer a wide range of home care services, including fully personalised supported living that’s regulated by the Care Quality Commission. Whether someone needs occasional support during the week or more comprehensive day-to-day assistance, we’ll make sure care fits naturally around their lifestyle.

Contact us for our variety of care options

If you’re full of questions that need answers, don’t fret. We encourage you to contact us by phone or by using our Live Chat on our website. It’s seven days a week, so we try to be here for you as much as we possibly can.

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Adam Wilkins
Adam Wilkins

Divisional Director

Hi, I'm Adam and as Regional Care Director, I'm responsible for making sure that all the customers we help are looked after brilliantly. In order...

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Sophie Parker

Head of Operations

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What Is Supported Living?

Supported living is designed to help people maintain independence while receiving practical and emotional support at home. Care can vary from a few short visits each week through to more ongoing support for people living with complex conditions or disabilities.

Our carers in Oxford can help with preparing meals, personal care, medication routines, household tasks, mobility support and companionship. We know it’s often the smaller things that make the biggest difference, so our carers always take time to build genuine relationships with the people they support.

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The Difference Between Supported Living and Residential Care in Oxford

Residential care homes can offer valuable support for some people, but many prefer to remain in the comfort of their own homes for as long as possible. Supported living allows people to continue living in familiar surroundings while receiving one-to-one care tailored entirely around them.

Remaining at home also helps people keep control over their daily routines and maintain independence. Things like keeping favourite belongings nearby, staying connected to neighbours or spending time with pets can all have a positive impact on wellbeing.

Supported living also offers much greater flexibility than residential care because support can change as needs evolve.

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Who Is Supported Living Suitable For?

Supported living can work well for almost anyone who needs a little extra help around the home. Some people use supported living following illness or surgery while others benefit from ongoing support due to long-term conditions, disabilities or age-related challenges.

Even just a few hours of support each week can improve confidence and help people continue living independently. Our care is always tailored around the individual regardless of age or circumstances.

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Conditions and Needs We Support Through Supported Living in Oxford

Our supported living services in Oxford can help people living with dementia, physical disabilities, neurological conditions, reduced mobility and age-related frailty.

We also provide support for people who may simply benefit from companionship, practical help around the home or emotional reassurance. Whatever your situation, our carers will always provide support with kindness, patience and respect.

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Types of Supported Living Available

We provide both visiting supported living and live-in care in Oxford depending on the level of support required.

With visiting care, our carers will visit at agreed times throughout the week to provide assistance and companionship. This option offers flexibility while helping people remain independent.

Live-in care provides more continuous support, with one of our carers living in your home to provide round-the-clock assistance and reassurance.

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How Our Supported Living Service in Oxford Works

From your very first phone call with our team, your needs and preferences will shape the support we provide. We understand that personalised care delivers the best outcomes which is why we take time to get to know every individual properly.

Your local Oxford Care Manager will work closely with you to create a bespoke support plan that fits naturally around your routines and lifestyle. As your needs change, your care plan can easily adapt so support always remains suitable.

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Promoting Independence Through Supported Living

At Helping Hands, we believe care should help people maintain independence rather than take it away. Our supported living services are designed to encourage confidence while ensuring support is always available when needed.

Whether someone wants help staying active in the community, continuing hobbies or simply managing everyday routines more comfortably, our carers are there to provide reassurance and encouragement. We’ll always support you in a way that helps you feel empowered and respected.

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Our Expert Supported Living Team in Oxford

We’re incredibly proud of our carers in Oxford and the compassion they bring to their roles every day. Every Helping Hands carer is carefully selected for their empathy, reliability and commitment to providing excellent care.

All carers complete enhanced background checks and thorough training before supporting customers. They also continue building their skills through ongoing professional development and refresher training.

Most importantly, our carers genuinely care about making a positive difference to people’s lives.

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Supported Living Funding and Costs in Oxford

The cost of supported living in Oxford will vary depending on the level of support required. Per hour, supported living starts from £32.40, whilst live-in care starts from £1,675 per week for a single person and £2,125 per week for a couple.

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Why Choose Helping Hands Supported Living in Oxford

When you choose Helping Hands for supported living in Oxford, you’ll receive a fully tailored service built around your personal circumstances and preferences.

Our experienced care team will take the time to understand your needs properly before recommending a personalised support plan. Our carers can assist with everything from preparing meals and housekeeping to personal care, companionship and transport to appointments.

We’re committed to delivering care that helps people feel safe, supported and independent at home.

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Getting Started With Supported Living in Oxford

If you or a loved one would benefit from supported living in Oxford, our friendly customer support team are available seven days a week to help. You can also request a callback through our website and we’ll get in touch at a time that suits you.

Contact us for our variety of care options

If you’re full of questions that need answers, don’t fret. We encourage you to contact us by phone or by using our Live Chat on our website. It’s seven days a week, so we try to be here for you as much as we possibly can. We’re always happy to welcome you into one of our branches for a face-to-face chat about your options. When you leave, we guarantee you’ll be set at ease regarding your supported living care options. In Oxford, rest assured you’ll be in the best hands when it comes to your healthcare – Helping Hands.

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Helping Hands Oxford, Pure Offices, Parkway Court, Oxford Business Park, Oxford, OX4 2JY

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Monday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Sunday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Monday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed