Here at Nayberle, we understand how frustrating it is if you are unable to carry out the household chores you were once able to manage, this can make your home feel unloved and not the once pleasant place you liked to spend time. We can dust, vacuum and help with your laundry. We can even help with the garden and take the bins out. Maybe you need help with cooking and preparing a meal. We take pride in helping you look after your home.

Our carers can also provide personal care when needed, assisting with getting in and out of bed, with or without mobility equipment, toileting, washing and dressing, and medication, all completed with care and consideration to your specific needs.

Sometimes the main requirement for our services is for companionship and some company. Many people find that family members no longer live nearby or are recently bereaved. Consequently, fewer people can pop in and help with odd jobs and have a chat, and this is when our Nayberle Care Assistants can help. We can walk the dog for you, make a cup of tea and eat cake together, have a chat and a laugh. Nothing is too much trouble.

When required, we are able to provide live-in carers. These are carefully selected to ensure that it is someone you are happy to have in your home.

We support the Dementia Friends charity and train our staff on how to support people with dementia. Our carers understand the difficulties associated with living with dementia. We can provide help and support for your loved ones to help them remain in their home safely. This could be in the short-term to provide respite care for family members or on a longer-term basis. Whatever your requirements, we can work with you to create a bespoke plan to support you and your loved one.

If you care for your loved one regularly, there will be times when you need to take some time for yourself, either weekly or for a more extended holiday, so that you are rested and do not become run down.

We can provide support and care to adults under the age of 65, and this is implemented by setting up personalised support plans to help you have control over your life and journey to recovery. We encourage you to achieve personal goals, learn new skills or relearn old ones, build relationships and participate in social and leisure activities.