OUR HOME CARE SERVICES

We understand how personal care can feel deeply private — and sometimes difficult to accept support with. That’s why our carers deliver personal care services in a respectful, discreet, and person-centred manner that promotes your loved one’s autonomy, confidence, and daily comfort.

Whether it’s help with washing, bathing, grooming, dressing, oral hygiene or using the toilet, we tailor everything to your preferences. You (or your loved one) will never feel rushed or overlooked — we take time to understand daily routines and cultural or religious needs. Our carers are trained to work with sensitivity, especially for clients with mobility limitations, long-term conditions, or dementia.

We don’t just help you get through the day — we help you feel ready for it.

Loneliness can be just as debilitating as physical illness — and we don’t take that lightly. Our companionship service is designed to provide meaningful emotional support, conversation, and shared experiences to brighten your loved one’s day.

Whether it’s a cup of tea and a chat, reading the newspaper together, doing a puzzle, or attending community events, our carers become more than just helpers — they become trusted companions. We also assist with getting out and about, from visiting local parks or cafés to attending appointments or religious services. This helps clients stay socially active, connected and mentally stimulated, which is essential for overall well-being.

You can rest assured knowing your loved one isn’t just safe — they’re engaged, valued, and never alone.

As we age or live with a disability, everyday tasks like vacuuming, washing up, laundry or bed changes can become difficult — even dangerous. Our carers are here to support a clean, well-maintained, and hazard-free home so that clients can continue living in a safe, tidy, and comfortable environment.

We focus on light household duties, including general cleaning, tidying rooms, laundry and ironing, taking out the rubbish, Running errands like grocery shopping
 

Every home is different, so we work with you to prioritise what’s needed and make sure nothing is missed. A clean home supports not only physical health but also mental clarity and peace of mind.

When full-time care is required, we offer a compassionate live-in care option that allows your loved one to remain at home — surrounded by familiar belongings, routines, and memories. Our live-in carers reside in the home and provide 24-hour assistance, offering everything from personal care and medication management to companionship, meal preparation, and domestic tasks. They become a trusted presence — a professional who knows your family’s routines and values.

This service is ideal for those with complex health needs, mobility challenges, or conditions like dementia, where consistency of care and environment is especially important. You’ll have peace of mind knowing a trained carer is always there, ready to respond.

Unlike a care home, live-in care keeps your loved one in control of their life — with a support system tailored exclusively for them.

We consider it a privilege to support older adults in living fulfilling lives and — when the time comes — to pass with dignity, comfort, and love.

Our elderly care includes both general day-to-day support and more complex care for clients with age-related conditions like dementia, Parkinson’s, or reduced mobility. We work closely with families to respect personal wishes, medical needs, and emotional wellbeing.

For those nearing end-of-life, our care becomes even more delicate and intentional. We provide palliative support that is compassionate and responsive, ensuring that pain is managed, comfort is prioritised, and emotional support is present every step of the way. We work in collaboration with GPs, nurses, and hospice services to create a dignified and peaceful environment — for both the client and their family.

We are here to walk alongside you in life’s most vulnerable moments — with warmth, expertise, and heart.

Living with a physical disability can bring unexpected challenges — physically, emotionally, and socially. Our carers are trained to empower rather than restrict, helping clients retain independence and navigate the world on their own terms.

We offer assistance with daily tasks such as getting in and out of bed, transferring from a wheelchair, toileting, bathing, cooking, and more — always adapted to your personal needs, preferences, and routines. For us, it’s not about what you can’t do — it’s about making sure you can keep doing what matters most to you.

With the right care, support, and environment, our clients thrive — not in spite of their condition, but alongside it.

We are proud to work closely with the Individual Service Fund (ISF) system to remove the stress of financial management for families and clients. Whether supporting adults with autism, Down’s Syndrome, ADHD or other learning disabilities, our team is trained to provide a consistent, safe, and encouraging environment.

Our support covers daily living skills, community access, health and wellbeing appointments, job training, education, and meaningful social activities. We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all care — our approach is always individualised, flexible, and future-focused, helping each client grow and gain confidence in their unique way.

The goal is simple: to help clients live not just safely, but independently and with purpose.

Capital Care also provides professional care in supported living environments for individuals who require a structured but independent lifestyle.

Our dedicated team works within a shared or individual housing model, delivering personalised support that aligns with each resident’s care plan, goals, and lifestyle preferences. Whether it's managing medication, accessing education or training, participating in group activities, or improving life skills, we foster a cooperative and empowering environment where every individual can thrive.

Each person we support is treated as a partner in their own care, not just a recipient of it. Our mission is to promote self-worth, independence, and social integration — while always ensuring a secure and supportive home.