Domiciliary Care Essex, Domiciliary Care

Outreach
Essex
Autism Spectrum Conditions, Learning Disabilities, Mental Health

Space Available

About this service

Domiciliary Care Essex is a care agency that provides support to people with a variety of requirements, ensuring they remain the centre of the support we offer. People can be supported in their own homes and have a care package tailored towards their individual needs.

People may also be supported by Domiciliary Care Essex in one of our many Supported Living settings across Essex, Romford, Braintree, Chelmsford, Grays, and the Tendering area. Each home has different facilities and ranges from small to larger homes with more people.

We involve people we support with the recruitment process of their support workers to ensure they have a voice from day one around who supports them. Individuals are also encouraged to choose how they furnish and decorate their own homes, as well as plan their daily lives and long-term goals and aspirations.

Each person we support is assigned a key worker whom they become very familiar with. In addition, we encourage families to play a key role in the support we provide and ensure that they are involved to the degree the individual wishes them to be.

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Who we support

Adults
Autism Spectrum Conditions
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health

What we offer

We are able to offer direct support accessing independent accommodation by supporting individuals to:

Source appropriate accommodation
Maximising benefits to secure accommodation
Liaise with registered social/private landlords
Complete tenancy sign-up

The team aim to assist people to live as independently as possible and to develop in a variety of different ways.

The team at Domiciliary Care Essex have extensive knowledge and experience in working with those they support and frequently complete additional training in order to improve the support they provide.

Lifestyle

Within the Domiciliary Care Essex supported living homes, people are supported to be as independent as possible, working with their key workers to develop skills and carry out daily tasks such as meal preparation, budgeting and grocery shopping.

Individuals are supported to take part in leisure activities in their community, including volunteer and work placements, which are a great step towards independence.