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We believe in the spirit of UBUNTU, which is a form of humanism that says a person is a person through other people. The idea surrounds a strong sense of community effort and impact beginning from an individual. We have experience in the Health and Social Care industry for many years working as carers and support workers, doing domestic worker etc, engaging with nurses, doctors, podiatrist, physiotherapist, the list can go on.

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19 March 2023

Carelife have been providing waking night care for my father. The staff arrive promptly and have been caring and attentive to his needs and I thoroughly recommend them

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CARELIFE was created on a simple mindset of ‘WE CARE FOR LIFE’ – how important life is and how it should be lived. Essentially it was the desire to ensure everyone has the right support to live their possible life within their circumstances. Reflecting on the population of people needing support to carry their day to day lives, it occurred to me that it was important to make sure that their right to choice, independence, respect and dignity are not compromised as they rely on other people’s care and support.

The dream was to set a platform and channel to provide care that we specifically tailored to individuals through a person centred approach, allowing for the person receiving care to determine the kind of support they require and discuss delivery models. We aim to do OUR BEST to IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE.

We believe in the spirit of UBUNTU, which is a form of humanism that says a person is a person through other people. The idea surrounds a strong sense of community effort and impact beginning from an individual. We have experience in the Health and Social Care industry for many years working as carers and support workers, doing domestic worker etc, engaging with nurses, doctors, podiatrist, physiotherapist, the list can go on. Care even goes as far as booking salon appointments, appropriate taxi for service user, engaging with day centres to promote interaction with people and participation in activities etc. All this to say, we have experienced a full spectrum on what it takes to make a person and we are ready to deliver the right service you need.

In the Government guidance to social care workers, published 13th March 2020, they recognize “The provision of care and support in people’s home is a high priority service, in that most care and support cannot be deferred to another day without putting individuals at risk of harm. It is therefore vital that these services are prioritized.”

At the time of updating this page (October 2020), we have not had to cancel any care for our clients.

We would like to assure our clients, current and future, of the steps we have taken, and contingency plans we have in place to ensure the safe and effective delivery of our services throughout the COVID-19 crisis.

All staff is trained on Infection control and the newly added training of COVID 19.

All staff has personal protective equipment: uniforms (that can go on high-temperature washes), gloves, aprons, face shields, and surgical masks (where required).

We have been communicating with our team, where necessary on a daily basis, to update them on changes to government legislation, our systems, and processes to ensure the continued safe delivery of care.

Any staff member, or member of their household, who has a cough or temperature will be tested, and remain off work until such a time it is safe for them to return. In addition, we will look after our team by providing them with food and essential supplies where needed, whilst maintaining safe distances.

We are currently confident of our staffing capacity and have the capacity to take on new clients and/or increase care packages for our existing clients as required.

We have written to all clients, asking how they can support our efforts e.g. allowing carers to prioritize hand washing immediately upon arrival and not to receive visitors whilst our carers are present to reduce risks.

In addition, we are offering alternative care arrangements. For example, shopping deliveries and meal deliveries. Should you wish to discuss alternative and flexible arrangements for the care we would be happy to have these conversations.

We have provided guidance to our team on boosting their immune systems and have issued free vitamin D tablets to our entire team.

We have changed our office working hours to 9:30 am to 5 pm, 7 days a week. The on-call phone number will still be available after 5 pm.

We have created working “cells”, where there is a small group of Carelife carers working with a small group of clients, to minimize the risk of exposure to all.

All carers have been supplied with “face shields” to wear over and above the government’s recommendation for personal protective equipment.

We have not had the need to do this yet, however, we are ready if needs be to provide care to those testing positive with COVID-19. We will implement a “ring-fence” process where the carers providing support will not provide support to any other client to eliminate any spread.

We are here to help and keen to support anyone wishing to remain at home to do so safely. We will happily support people recovering from COVID-19 following a hospital stay, to convalescence and provide reassurance and comfort whilst individuals regain their confidence, especially after a prolonged hospital stay.

We understand there are many family carers, and if there is anything, we can do to support you all, we would be happy to do this.

Services

We provide care for your loved ones who live in their own homes and require support with day-to-day activities. Our aim is to help them maintain their independence within the safe environment of their home and improve quality of life. This option of care allows you to control the support you receive.

We can provide you with your preferred set of regular times for support throughout the day, from 30minutes through to several hours a day. Our carers can support with a range of tasks including:

Personal and continence care
Managing and administering medication
Helping to mobilise in and around the home
Household tasks, food shopping and meal preparation
Clinical care, including catheter and stoma management and PEG feeding etc.

We provide tailored specialist palliative care to enable you to have better time together with your loved ones who have terminal illnesses. We recognise the immerse pressure you may have to make sure your loved ones are comfortable and being cared for with the utmost respect and dignity. Our support focuses on providing relief from the symptoms, pain and stress of a serious illness – keeping the patient as comfortable as possible. We aim to improve the quality of life for both the patient and their family whilst reducing the emotional effects of illnesses.

We offer one-to-one support from a compassionate carer who is experienced in palliative care and is fully trained to deliver the care you need. Whether you are looking for a full-time live-in carer or recurrent visits from our care team, we offer various services for palliative care that follows the national palliative care guidelines. The support packages we provide will cover all aspects of care. Our support covers all aspects of care including personal care, pain management, managing and administering medication, preparing meals and so on.

We continue to train and recruit carers all over England and are able to provide fast-track palliative care at short notice.

Live-in care is the new standard for elderly support. We will provide an experienced, conscientious and friendly caregiver and your loved ones will receive one to one 24 hr care in the comfort of their own home. Why choose to live-in care with Carelife? Whether your loved one needs a lot of support or just a little looking after we help with finding flexible, cost effective.

Some of the conditions we can offer help with include:

Cardiac conditions
Respiratory conditions
Stroke
Parkinsons
Dementia
Neurological conditions
Complex Health Care Needs
Palliative Care
End of Life, 24hr care tailored especially to them

We provide semi-independent homes for 16+ care leavers. We are not just providing accommodation, but a safe place and support for a young person to navigate the transition to independent living. We understand our young persons may have different surrounding circumstances, others are care leavers, homeless, unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and so on. Regardless of the circumstances, if they require a home and a support system to equip them with essential life skills, then we are the right place for them.

We aim to deliver our service on a person centred approach meaning accommodation and support provided will depend on the needs of each young person. We have competent staff that will always support young people to work towards their goals and build their confidence for the future.