We provide practical, personal care and companionship at home for people in the final stages of a terminal illness, working alongside district nurses, GPs, and hospice teams who lead on the clinical and medical side of care. Our role is the day-to-day: personal care, comfort, and being present.
We also support the family, not just the person being cared for — a spare pair of hands, someone to sit through the night, or simply the reassurance of not doing it all alone. We understand this is one of the hardest times a family can go through, and we build care around what actually helps, not a fixed script.
Is End of Life Care Right for Your Family?
This might be right for your family if:
- A relative has received a terminal diagnosis and you want them to be able to stay at home, surrounded by familiar things and people
- You’re currently managing everything alone and need practical, dependable help alongside district nurses or hospice support
- You want carers who can sit through the night, so someone is always there
- You need a break yourself, even for a few hours, without worrying about who’s with your relative
- You want continuity: the same small team of carers, not a constantly changing rota, during an already difficult time
What’s Included
- Personal care: washing, dressing, and comfort care, delivered gently and at whatever pace feels right
- Companionship and presence: simply being there, so your relative and family are never alone if that’s what’s needed
- Practical support: light housework, meal preparation, and the everyday tasks that get overlooked during a difficult time
- Overnight sits: a carer through the night, for reassurance or practical help, so family can rest
- Working alongside clinical teams: we support the practical, everyday side of care, alongside district nurses, GPs, and hospice teams who lead on medical and clinical care
- Support for the whole family: someone to talk to, a spare pair of hands, or simply company so no one is carrying this alone
How to Get Started
- Call us: speak to our care team on 023 9279 8029, whenever you’re ready, there’s no wrong time to ask
- Home visit: we meet you and your relative, and build a care plan around what actually helps your family right now
- Care begins: we can usually put support in place quickly, and we stay in close contact with district nurses and hospice teams throughout
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can end of life care start?
As quickly as your family needs. We understand timing matters, and we do everything we can to put carers in place fast.
Do you provide medical or nursing care?
No. District nurses, GPs, and hospice teams lead on clinical and medical care. We provide the practical, day-to-day personal care and support that sits alongside that.
Can carers stay overnight?
Yes. Overnight sits are something we regularly provide, so family can rest knowing someone is there.
Can end of life care be funded through Direct Payments?
Yes. We support families funding care through Direct Payments and can help you understand how to set this up.
What if our situation changes quickly?
We understand needs can change fast at this stage. We stay flexible and in close contact with you and the clinical team so support adjusts as things change.
