TIPS ON FUNDING YOUR CARE NEEDS:
Having good knowledge and understanding about care funding for your loved ones is very important. If no prior know-how, the whole process might be time consuming and overwhelming. Depending on your individual care needs, please explore the links below for options and advice from experts.
Outreach Care Service
We provide a seamless person-centered care and support in a client’s home, hospital or clinic setting ensuring that service delivery has positive outcomes for the service users.
In Outreach, safeguarding vulnerable adults and young people is a priority and ensuring that patient safety is of paramount importance as such that service users are protected from abuse and harm.
LIVE-IN CARE
We will provide full-time, personal centered care in your own home, meaning that you don’t need to leave the place where you feel most comfortable while keeping your independence. Other benefits of live-in care include being able to stay close to friends and family, keep your pets, and maintain your lifestyle.
With a focus on maintaining your independence, our trained carers will support you in the following.
- getting out of bed in the morning
- washing and dressing
- brushing your hair
- using toilet
- preparing meals and drinks
- remembering to take your medicines.
- doing your shopping
- collecting prescriptions or your pension
- getting out, for example to a lunch club
- getting settled in evening and ready for bed.
DEMENTIA & ALZHEIMER'S CARE
In the early stages of dementia, many people are able to enjoy life in the same way as before their diagnosis. But as symptoms get worse, the person may feel anxious, stressed and scared at not being able to remember things, follow conversations or concentrate. This is where we will come in to support you with the following.
- To maintain skills, abilities and an active social life by the use of Memory aids like signs on cupboards and drawers
- Help with everyday tasks like, shopping, gardening, etc.
- Help with eating and drinking health with a well-balanced diet.
- Help with incontinence and using the toilet.
- Help with personal hygiene.
- Help with sleep problems by the use of dementia-friendly clock.
Community and Domiciliary Care
Our domiciliary care service is designed to enable service users to live a fulfilling live whilst helping them remain in their own home by providing high-quality personal -centred care. This can be arranged on an hourly, daily and or weekly basis for one visit or several during a day.
Our trained staff will support you in the following.
- providing high-quality person-centered care in your own home
- providing personal care duties such as washing, dressing, bathing, and toileting
- Support with administering medications.
- Shopping and meal preparations
- Supporting with domestic, daily living tasks including cleaning
- Help you with moving using equipments.
- Treat you with dignity and respect while proving your care.
Supported Accommodation for Care Leavers (16/17 Years)
Outreach care provides assessment programmes focusing predominantly on outdoor activities as a means of positively impacting on cycles of negative behaviour. Alongside the stability and structure of our 12-week programme, our young people are supported to complete a weekly planner to enhance time management skills and ensure their days are fully occupied. Throughout this process, we encourage them to experience as many different activities as they feel able to.
The home provides shorter breaks and bespoke respite programmes built around the same principles as the full assessment package where young people can access interesting and challenging leisure and recreational activities.
SUPPORTED LIVING FOR YOUNG ADULTS
Outreach Care aims to support at most 3 persons within a homely environment, enabling them to live as independently as possible.
Outreach Care is managed by a qualified mental health nurse and NVQ 5 Health Care Workers, who have a track record of supporting people with mild mental health challenges.
Set up in 2019 Outreach Care aims to grow steadily in the coming years. It is our belief that everyone has the right to an active and fulfilling life.
Whether enabling people to live in their homes, giving opportunities to enjoy community-based activities or supporting people into work we aim to ensure that those we support can live life to the fullest.