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Seaford
When you have care from Helping Hands you don’t just get a compassionate carer coming to your home, you also get the benefit of a fully managed service with over 30 years’ experience. We have been delivering the highest standards of home care since 1989 so you really can be confident in our delivery, and added to that we are fully regulated by the CQC and CIW, so why not give us a call today and see how we could be supporting you or your loved ones?
Caring for you throughout Seaford, East Blatchington and Newhaven.
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Ideally placed between Brighton and Eastbourne, Seaford has beautiful coastline on its doorstep, as well as a rich history from its days as a major port in the Middle Ages.
Helping Hands also has a rich history to call its own, as since 1989 we have cared for thousands of people who wished to receive care but stay in the home they love. We offer visiting and live-in care to our customers, or a blend of the two services, to create you a bespoke package of care that puts you firmly at the centre of your care journey.
"Hi, I’m Justyna the Branch Manager for Helping Hands in Brighton & Hove. I am excited to be managing this service and providing person centred care to my customers. Care is my passion, making positive changes in people’s life’s is priceless. Every day, you’re helping someone in need and making their lives that little bit easier. And knowing that you make a difference to their day provides a real sense of achievement that’s difficult to experience in any other role. I’m incredibly dedicated to my role and for ensuring the highest standards of care within our local community."
For over 30 years, we've been supporting people with care, nurse-supported care and companionship across England and Wales. As industry-leaders in home care, we know what it takes to provide the right level of care so that you can retain your independence in the comfort of your beloved home.
Over 100 branches across the UK means we're local to you
We are not an agency - we employ every carer directly
Get to know your carer before care starts
Family-run and experts in home care since 1989
Fully flexible care packages as your needs change
Flexible care provided in your own home with a fully qualified carer. Visits start from as little as 30 minutes up to several hourly or overnight calls throughout the week.
One-to-one support from a fully qualified care that lives with you. Full-time support so you can stay at home where you feel most comfortable.
Visiting home care means you get the care you need while remaining in the comfort and safety of your own home. Whether you’d like a 30-minute visit once a week for a cup of tea or a stroll around the block, or several longer visits per day, our compassionate carers will make you feel like your old self again. They can support with every task, including medication, personal care, mobility support, meal preparation and housework.
You may prefer live-in care for full-time companionship, or it may be that you have a more complex condition that necessitates care around the clock. Regardless of the reason, our live-in carers are a lifeline when you want to remain living in the home you love but require constant care. They can help you with every aspect of your daily life and will ensure you get to live as independently as possible.
We’re not a homecare agency; we’re proud of the fact that we employ all of our carers directly and ensure that they are eligible for everything that entails. Agencies will often act as an introductory service, matching you with a carer for a fee and then expecting you or the carer to complete all the associated paperwork. You have none of that with Helping Hands, we take care of all the legalities leaving you and your carer to focus on the important thing – your wellbeing.
Being diagnosed with dementia is a stressful time for the person and their loved ones as thoughts turn to the future and what may happen. When considering care though, you want a company with decades of experience as a dementia specialist, and that’s where we can help. Dementia care at home can be a beneficial way of supporting someone living with dementia, as remaining in familiar surroundings can help reduce confusion and the anxiety that can result.
Respite care can be useful for a number of reasons. Your regular carer may be going on a break, your family may be taking a holiday or perhaps you need extra support short-term. Our respite carers will support you as if your regular carer had never left, thanks to your personalised support plan that details exactly how you like things done. In an emergency we can even get care to you in 24 hours, so we really are the ones to trust.
We all find that ageing affects us in different ways, but one that happens quite often is that things we used to do with ease often become more difficult to manage. This can be the case with housework, laundry, meal preparation or even taking a shower, so if you would like some support with any of the daily tasks that can help you to live easier, then give us a call today about elderly care.
Our carers are incredible; they make life at home more manageable for thousands of our customers every day and we really do consider them the heart of our business. We only choose the best to join Helping hands and we train them thoroughly so that they’ll always know how best to support their customers. Additionally, we’re fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales so you can be confident that we really do exceed the industry guidelines we’re beholden to. We are also accredited by many of the UK’s foremost research organisations as well as being founding members of the UK Homecare Association.
Our friendly customer care specialists can advise you on your care options, give them a call seven days a week to learn more. Alternatively, contact us via our website and we’ll be happy to call you back.
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Every one of our carers is a dementia specialist
We are founding members of the UKHCA
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