We provide emotional support, companionship, and aid with daily tasks to individuals who may be experiencing isolation, are in their elderly years, or seek social interaction. This includes activities like playing games, strolling outdoors, or enjoying a movie together. Our caregivers actively engage in meaningful conversations, lend a compassionate ear, and offer companionship to help alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation.

Dementia is a broad term used to describe a group of cognitive disorders, characterised by a decline in cognitive function that interferes with a person's daily life and activities. We understand that dementia affects every person differently therefore our carers will ensure that they tailor their care according to their client's needs. 

This is short-term care provided to individuals who require assistance with daily living tasks. Respite care can cover a range of services, including personal care (assistance with bathing, dressing, and mobility), medical care (administering medications or managing medical conditions), and companionship (providing social interaction and emotional support), respite care can also be tailored to offer relief and assistance the client's needs. 

Our experienced carers provide quality palliative care for your loved ones. A live-in carer can provide relief from pain and distress and help your loved one live as peacefully and happily as possible. 

We have helped our clients come home at the most important time in their life to ensure they can spend their remaining days in their own familiar surroundings their own home. Sometimes our clients are not even aware this option is available  - we will ensure we work with you, the hospital, and relevant authorities to ensure the transition back into the home is as smooth as it can be.

Parkinson’s is a life-changing condition, but being diagnosed with Parkinson’s doesn’t mark the end of an individual’s life.  

Parkinson’s progressively impacts part of the brain, and leads to a number of symptoms that are difficult to manage, such as: 

• Involuntary shaking or trembling, typically starting in one hand and often referred to as a "resting tremor." 

•  Slowness of movement, making everyday activities more difficult. 

• Stiffness and resistance in the muscles can lead to reduced range of motion and muscle pain. 

• Difficulty with balance and coordination, which can increase the risk of falls. 

Sometimes our clients have a very active life-style with a need for a helping hand to organise day to day running of a household, which may include going to the shops, arranging meals, and sorting social calendars. The assistants can help organise work activities and accompany clients on local and international travel. Our PA’s also help plan and attend functions and holidays along with enabling hobbies and interests such as going to the gym or cinema.