Visiting care and home care in Purley
“Purley” comes from the Anglo-Saxon word “pirlea”; ‘pir’ meaning pear tree, and ‘lea’, a clearing, so it was probably originally an area where pear trees grew. Now part of the London Borough of Croydon, it has much to recommend it, not least its location bordering the chalk hills of the South Downs, despite only being about 11 miles from Central London. In popular culture, popular 80s sitcom Terry and June was set in Purley.
Helping Hands have long been established in the Croydon area, and we’ve been delivering care across London and the rest of England and Wales since 1989. We offer exceptional visiting and live-in care and can provide a few hours at a time or around the clock. All of our care us fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission and the Care Inspectorate Wales, meaning that you and your loved ones can be confident in what we’ll deliver.
