Best Pinnacle Care Ltd

Supported Living Our Supported Living Services help individuals with learning disabilities and complex needs to live an independent life in their own home, or alongside matched housemates in houses and flats. Our outstanding team of supported living and healthcare professionals have an excellent track record of providing flexible & high-quality support for people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries and a spectrum of other needs. As a supported living services client, as much or as little support can be provided by our trained staff.

We can be on hand to help the customer catch their bus each morning or even support them in organising supported holidays and days out. No matter how we can help, we always strive to encourage independence amongst our supported living services customers, allowing them to enjoy their own choice of activities while living their lives to the full and on their own terms whilst balancing their safety and autonomy.

Our outreach support service is offered to individuals and also undertaken by a small team of key workers who have been chosen because of their ability to meet the person’s needs. Our Outreach service enables people to remain in their own homes whilst still accessing the support they need to live the life they choose. Outreach support can be for any number of hours a week and can be used to give family carers a break from caring for a loved one. It also gives people a chance to have a change of scene with another familiar face. It’s an excellent way for people with learning disabilities to try something new and to develop their social skills, independence and self-confidence. We offer Outreach Services to individuals with Learning Disability, Autism, Mental Health and behaviour described as Challenging. Individuals use our outreach services for specific things such as shopping, using public transport, attending social and community clubs, doing activities such as swimming, going to work or going to college. Wherever possible the same support worker attends each time.

Our respite services are built around your needs and circumstances. We want your loved ones to feel as if they have gained a friend rather than a carer for the period that we are with them and we put relationship-building at the heart of any care package. When and how often the carer pops by to lend a hand is, of course, up to the person being cared for. If it is support getting ready in the morning that’s needed, then we can be there bright and early to whip-up breakfast, help with bathing or prepare more generally for the day ahead. If it’s more medical-focused care that’s in order, your matched carer can be on hand to administer medicine, help with mobility and ensure comfort and ease.

If your loved one’s needs are greater our expert carers can, of course, be on hand 24 hours a day. We understand each individual’s situation is unique, so get in touch to see what level of care might be right for your family.

Companion service allows many older adults to live independent lives in their homes. Although their health may still be reasonably good, getting older is a part of life, and some tasks such as going shopping and cooking can become problematic or involving. Some can feel isolated and lonely as they get older due to losing loved ones or family living some distance away, who are unable to provide as much support as they would like due to leading busy lives through no fault of their own.

Live in Carers provide anything from company and friendship to assistance with personal care and household chores; a companion carer can make your life both more comfortable and more enjoyable. You’ll wonder how you ever did without them.

Usually these services are short term, low level services to enable individuals to gain skills and confidence to successfully sustain their accommodation & benefits issues. The service offers support to individuals with Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Health needs and those who would benefit from support with the following:

• Advice on managing finances and sign posting to benefits agencies
• Support to budget finances and reduce debt
• Support to access social, leisure and community activities
• Support to find training, work and educational opportunities
• Support to manage general health, mental health, emotional and spiritual health and wellbeing
• Signposting to appropriate services and support to access relevant services
• Support to attain any assistive technology/aids and adaptations you may require.
• Finding and moving on to other independent accommodation
• Setting up a home, maintaining your tenancy and maintaining safety
• Support to develop confidence and independent living skills
• Support to help you gain control over your life