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Family & Carer Support
Support for families and unpaid carers
Family members often provide a great deal of support. Professional home care can work alongside that support rather than replacing the important role of family.
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When Might Extra Support Help?
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Everyday personal care is becoming difficult
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Meals or medication are being missed
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Mobility has changed
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A family carer is struggling to manage alone
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Someone is becoming isolated
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More support is needed after a hospital stay
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Night-time needs are increasing
Keeping Families Involved
Where the person receiving care wants family members involved, good communication can help everyone understand the care plan and any changes. The person's privacy, consent and choices remain important.
It Is Okay To Plan Ahead
Families do not have to wait for a crisis before discussing care. Understanding the available options early can make future decisions easier.
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