West Malling

Visiting care is available from just 30 minutes a week; perhaps we can support you to an appointment or activity you enjoy, but if you need more support we can also be with you for as many pre-arranged visits as you need every day. Visiting care is a great alternative to moving into residential care as you don’t have to leave the home you love and your familiar surroundings mean you’ll be living your best life possible as independent as you want to be.

Live-in care means you get a compassionate and expert carer living in your home with you, providing all the support and companionship you need. Whether you have complex or milder requirements, you may not want to uproot from your beloved home and move into residential care, and there’s no reason why you should. Our carers can support you with every aspect of your daily routine, thanks to your personalised support plan that accompanies your bespoke package of care.

We’re better than an agency because at Helping Hands we always work tirelessly to ensure that our customers live their best lives as possible in their own homes. Our amazing carers go above and beyond to ensure that our customers’ independence is promoted at all times so that they can live the life they want in the place they love. Thanks to our bespoke packages of care and personalised support plans, we can ensure that your routines and preferences are always respected.

Domiciliary care, or care in your own home, is something that we’ve been specialists in for over 30 years. Our visiting and live-in care services support thousands of customers to live their best lives possible in the homes they love, and our amazing carers go above and beyond every single day to support them. Whether you’d appreciate support with housework and household tasks, personal care, meal preparation, medication or so much more, we are the domiciliary care experts to trust.

Remaining in your own home when living with dementia can be beneficial, because being amongst familiar surroundings can help to reduce confusion and anxiety. While you may not need dementia care early in your journey with dementia, as time goes on it may be helpful to have some professional care to reduce pressure on loved ones. Additionally, it’s important to talk about your care preferences with family early on, to prevent them needing to make decisions on your behalf later on.

If you are going to be without care for a while, perhaps because your regular carer is ill or because they need to take a holiday, we can provide respite care for as long or as briefly as you need it. Residential care is not the only option for temporary care, and it would be so much easier to remain in the home you love rather than have to uproot to somewhere you don’t know. Even if you need care in a hurry, we can usually get someone to you within 24 hours.

When life is at home is becoming more difficult to manage on your own, perhaps due to age-related frailties or the after-effect of a health condition, you can talk to us about elderly care. Our compassionate and friendly carers will come to your home and support you with aspects of your routine that you may be struggling with, such as vacuuming, personal care, meal preparation and so much more.

We think that our carers are among the best in the industry because they care so passionately about keeping our customers fully supported in the home they love for as longa s possible. Without them we wouldn’t have a business and we hope you’ll agree they really are the heart of Helping Hands. Thanks to our fully managed service being independently regulated by the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales, you can have the fullest confidence in our ability to support you or your loved ones at home.