Contact for support
+44 7588819042
Assisting various homes in needs.
Home Assistance
Offering Valuable Outreach and Support
Through our supported living services we help vulnerable adults to live as independently as possible; behind their own front door. We can work in their existing housing or partner with a specialist housing provider to find suitable accommodation.
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Society often has low expectations of people with learning disabilities or challenging needs. So, at Westtwell, we challenge this. Rather than carry out tasks for them, we work with the people we support to help them learn new skills. And we recognise that their psychological needs are just as important as their physical ones. We believe that it’s vital to see beyond the diagnosis. Specifically, to get to know the people we support and what makes them special. We help them to find their passions and try to put them in the driving seat of their own life by providing person centred care.
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We have a sizeable team of wonderful people. And a robust structure in place to ensure our staff on the ground can deliver quality care to the people we support. We also have an in-house Clinical Team. Having this expertise at our finger tips means that we can respond quickly to any changes in the circumstances or needs of the people we support. Which means we can alter care plans accordingly – and quickly – without having to wait on input from external agencies such as the NHS.
We engage in;
- Primary Health Care
- Live in Care
- Supported Living
- Child Care
- Mental Health
- Learning and Physical Disability
“There are various options for deciding whether to continue receiving visiting care or switch to a live-in carer:
Yes we can with our corporate division company Carewell Support Services Ltd a registered care provider under the Care Quality Commission
CQC).
Does your existing care plan include continuity when your care needs change?
Have you been involved in developing your care support plan that incorporates your specific needs?
Has training been provided to carer to adapt to your changing care needs?
Would you prefer one live-in carer, or you can cope with a variety of different visiting carers?
Are you prepared to wait for a carer or have the peace of mind that a live-in carer is already there in your home?
Has your timetable been considered above that of the care provider agency? and
Have cost savings been considered regarding receiving visiting care versus the ability of live-in care to look after two people, e.g. an elderly couple?”
- Support services for complex care, phyiscal disability and restricted mobilty
- Children and adults Learning disability and Autism care and support
- Mental health support in young and older people
- Dementia care for older relatives
- Live in care and support
- Brain Injury care and support
- Diabetic care, food and nutrition support, meal preparation
- Companionship visits to leisure activities, GP appointments, shopping visits and packing the shopping away.