Home Care for Children & Adults with Autism

We understand the challenges of looking after a child with additional needs and understand you need to trust an external person to help you with the care of your child.

Our team of professionals can support children and young people with Learning Disabilities, Physical Disabilities and Complex Care needs. We offer support with social interaction, access to the community and personal care.

Our care assistants and support workers are specifically trained to deal with a range of conditions and can care for conditions including:

• Tracheostomy Care
• Acquired Brain Injury
• Autistic Spectrum Disorder

Our fully trained care teams have practical experience in dealing with behaviours of concern, autistic spectrum disorders, physical disabilities and sensory impairments.

Should your child have complex care requirements, such as support with administering complex medication, we can provide the support of highly skilled healthcare professionals, with specific skills, tailored to meet your complex requirements.

Some of our clients may receive care solely in the home, whilst others also receive support in the community. The care and support offered to children and young people may be different to those required for an adult with autistic spectrum disorder. The support we can offer includes:

• Help in getting ready for school, college, or university.
• Help with personal care, meals, and feeding.
• Providing support for participating in the community, such as going to the shops, leisure activities and social events.
• Supporting with taking public transport,
• Help to develop independent living skills
• Helps in developing social skills to interact with other people with confidence.
• Assist while attending medical appointments.
• Help managing challenging behaviours

Respite for the family – As a human beings, we all need a break where we can recharge and be ready for the next days. With respite care support our professional carers will take care of your child while you take that needed time off duty. As a parent of a child with additional needs, some days could be exhausting and stressful affecting your well-being and social life. Having a day for yourself or a few hours per day/week can definitely improve your mental and physical health.

More time for the rest of the family – we understand that as a parent your child’s needs are more important than yours. However, sometimes we ignore our significant other, our other children, family and friends unintentionally. With the support of our children’s carers, you will have more time for them without feeling guilty about not focusing on your child with additional needs.

Feel more like parent than a carer – with our children’s care support you can once again feel more like a parent than a carer. We understand that sometimes you need to put emotions to one side and do what is needed to be done. With the support we provide you don’t need to put that wall again.

A shoulder to lean on – our carers will support and help you with daily tasks for your child’s needs so that you won’t feel overwhelmed at the end of the day. We will take the pressure off your shoulders.