Our Clients
Providing a professional service, we work with our clients to source and facilitate the care they want.
Predominantly providing services to private funding clients requiring social care, families in need of a break from their caring role and carers within the community, we excel in ensuring an exceptional social care experience with our brokerage and support service.
Typically this entails using local sources and our extensive experience, innovation, networks and continual partnerships to enable us to provide our clients with the support they want.
What Type of Support do we provide?
With over 10 years experience within social care, we offer a consultation, brokerage and facilitation service, as such, we work with you to offer impartial social care advice, source local carers, services, providers, groups and volunteers to meet your care needs. Our aim is to take away as much stress as possible and provide you with an exceptional experience.
We can assist with:
We believe that the person receiving care, pending their mental capacity to make certain decisions, is best placed for determining what they need, and by empowering their decisions, we can truly personalise care and offer the best experience for that person.
Providing a professional service, we work with our clients to source and facilitate the care they want.
Predominantly providing services to private funding clients requiring social care, families in need of a break from their caring role and carers within the community, we excel in ensuring an exceptional social care experience with our brokerage and support service.
Typically this entails using local sources and our extensive experience, innovation, networks and continual partnerships to enable us to provide our clients with the support they want.
What Type of Support do we provide?
With over 10 years experience within social care, we offer a consultation, brokerage and facilitation service, as such, we work with you to offer impartial social care advice, source local carers, services, providers, groups and volunteers to meet your care needs. Our aim is to take away as much stress as possible and provide you with an exceptional experience.
We can assist with:
- General social care advice and guidance
- Accessing, reviewing and engaging local self-employed carers
- Recruitment of staff, PA's & Self-employed professional carers
- Assistance and support with interviews, job descriptions, contracts
- Court of Protection Applications for Property & Affairs Deputyships
- In-depth knowledge of local authority adult social care services (financial assessments, care needs assessments etc)
- Local knowledge and access to services, groups and volunteer services
- Access to Private social workers able to undertake private care needs assessments
- Provide support to carers
We believe that the person receiving care, pending their mental capacity to make certain decisions, is best placed for determining what they need, and by empowering their decisions, we can truly personalise care and offer the best experience for that person.
Professional Carers
We provide extensive HR support to self-employed carers via our Carer Support membership programme.
This was innovated on two fronts.
Firstly, following the constant frustration of clients wanting that 1:1 support, being able to chose the person they want, without the administration, employment responsibilities and legalities of becoming and employer.
Secondly, following conversations with experienced carers who want to be recognised, valued and supported to provide better services to those they care for in the community.
This dedicated initiative provides excellent support to self-employed carers, drastically improving the recognition and value they deserve for an often overlooked role in society.
Not only do these carers receive excellent HR support and empowerment, our private funding clients are able to access experienced, dedicated self-employed carers.
If you are a carer and would like further information please visit our dedicated page for carers, www.carerssupport.co.uk
We provide extensive HR support to self-employed carers via our Carer Support membership programme.
This was innovated on two fronts.
Firstly, following the constant frustration of clients wanting that 1:1 support, being able to chose the person they want, without the administration, employment responsibilities and legalities of becoming and employer.
Secondly, following conversations with experienced carers who want to be recognised, valued and supported to provide better services to those they care for in the community.
This dedicated initiative provides excellent support to self-employed carers, drastically improving the recognition and value they deserve for an often overlooked role in society.
Not only do these carers receive excellent HR support and empowerment, our private funding clients are able to access experienced, dedicated self-employed carers.
If you are a carer and would like further information please visit our dedicated page for carers, www.carerssupport.co.uk
Unpaid Carers
There are an estimated 7 million unpaid carers across the UK providing support to family and friends. Whilst many unpaid carers take on the duty of their caring role without a second thought, without the right support, every carer will reach a point where they may feel frustrated, run down, tired and unable to continue with their caring role.
Under the Care Act 2014, every person that provides care to someone and is unpaid is entitled to a carers assessment from their local authority. We are urging unpaid carers to get in touch with their local authority to request a carers assessment, if eligible, you may be entitled to a carer support plan and allocated a personal budget which you can use to provide you with a much needed break from your caring role.
Please don't suffer in silence, there are plenty of services, charities and organisations that can help. Even if by only having a few hours per week away from your caring role, assured with the knowledge they are safe and well cared for, you can have that much needed break. What you do with that time is up to you, meet up with friends, coffee, shopping or even catching up on some sleep.
Caring for someone is a choice, although many do not see it in this way, ultimately it is a choice many make without a second thought, you have made the choice, make the choice to ensure you get a break too, the choice to look after yourself, even if it is so you can continue looking after the person you are caring for.
Under the Care Act 2014, every person that provides care to someone and is unpaid is entitled to a carers assessment from their local authority. We are urging unpaid carers to get in touch with their local authority to request a carers assessment, if eligible, you may be entitled to a carer support plan and allocated a personal budget which you can use to provide you with a much needed break from your caring role.
Please don't suffer in silence, there are plenty of services, charities and organisations that can help. Even if by only having a few hours per week away from your caring role, assured with the knowledge they are safe and well cared for, you can have that much needed break. What you do with that time is up to you, meet up with friends, coffee, shopping or even catching up on some sleep.
Caring for someone is a choice, although many do not see it in this way, ultimately it is a choice many make without a second thought, you have made the choice, make the choice to ensure you get a break too, the choice to look after yourself, even if it is so you can continue looking after the person you are caring for.
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