Learning Disability care

Care for someone living with disabilities can be carried out at home, in a residential home or in supported living, by qualified, experienced and compassionate carers, such as those who work for Helping Hands. At Helping Hands we’ve been supporting people living with disabilities to receive care in their own homes for over a long time, so we really are the experts.

Our home carers are amongst the most knowledgeable and compassionate in the industry and they frequently go the extra mile to ensure our customers are happy and living their lives to the fullest.

Receiving care at home when you’re living with a disability can be preferable to living in a care home away from family and friends, however everyone’s circumstances are going to be different and what’s suitable for one person may not suit another. When you’re living with a disability that limits your independence, receiving care at home can ensure that the tasks you want to undertake are within your reach, as your carers will provide the extra help needed. This can mean the difference when it comes to regaining your independence and living the way you want to.