Domiciliary Care & Outreach Services East Area, Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire and Suffolk

Outreach
Cambridgeshire
Learning Disabilities, Mental Health, Restricted Mobility

Space Available

About this service

Domiciliary Care Agency East provides support in people’s own homes and through a range of supported living homes in Spalding, Huntingdon, Wisbech, Bury St Edmunds and Haverhill.

We support adults with learning difficulties, mental health needs, physical disabilities, and other health care needs as required. Each person supported is assigned a key worker who will proactively enable and empower the development of life-long skills promoting choice, confidence and independence wherever possible.

The team encourages family members and wider circles of support to play a key role in support, and we ensure that they are as involved to the degree that the person being supported requires and or wishes.

We are able to offer direct support accessing independent accommodation by supporting people to:

Source appropriate accommodation
Maximising benefits to secure accommodation
Liaise with registered social/private landlords
Complete tenancy sign-up

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Who we support

Adults
Learning Disabilities
Mental Health
Restricted Mobility

What we offer

Domiciliary Care Agency East supports people in their own homes, shared accommodation and individual premises. The team aim to assist people to live as independently as possible and to develop in a variety of different ways.

Domiciliary Care East offers accommodation in a number of supported living homes, with each having different facilities in small or larger settings.

The team have extensive knowledge and experience and frequently refreshes and or undertakes additional training in order to improve the support they offer and meet the needs of those requiring support.

Lifestyle

Across Domiciliary Care East Area’s homes, people are supported to be as independent as possible, working with their key workers to develop skills and carry out daily tasks such as meal preparation, budgeting and shopping.

People are supported to take part in any community activities they choose, including volunteering and or work-based opportunities and further education, all of which are a great step towards greater independence.