Daily-living support
An agreed package may include meal preparation, drinks, light domestic routines connected to care, laundry, bed making, shopping lists, correspondence, appointments and prompts that help the person organise their day.
Care and support
Support for the ordinary things that make life meaningful
Care is not only about personal tasks. Meals, conversation, appointments, faith, interests, family contact and time in the community can all matter to wellbeing and identity.
Who this is for
Adults, older people, families and direct-payment users
What you will learn
Find practical support with everyday routines, social connection and community participation.
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0115 681 2514Companionship with purpose
Companionship should be shaped around the person’s preferences. It may involve conversation, music, games, reading, a hobby, a walk or simply having a familiar person present. Staff should not impose activities or treat companionship as passive supervision.
Community access
Support may include attending appointments, visiting local places, taking part in faith or cultural activities and maintaining important relationships. The care plan should cover transport, mobility, money handling, communication, risks and what the person wants to achieve.
Promoting participation
Staff should encourage the person to make choices and take part at the level they prefer. This may mean giving prompts, breaking tasks into manageable steps or providing physical assistance. The aim is not to create dependence where the person can participate safely.
How this service is arranged
Companionship, daily-living or community support can be considered as part of an assessed package, including direct-payment and private-care arrangements. We confirm whether the requested visit pattern and tasks are operationally suitable before accepting the service.
Answers
Frequently asked questions.
Yes, approved companionship-only arrangements can be considered, subject to assessment, minimum visit arrangements and capacity.
Yes, where transport, costs, timings, mobility and support responsibilities have been agreed.
Light domestic tasks connected to the person’s care and daily living may be agreed. MoreLoved Care is not a general cleaning service.
Yes, where the person wishes this and the practical arrangements can be supported safely.
Only under approved financial and record-keeping controls set out in the care plan.
Next step
Ready to take the next step?
Every enquiry begins with a conversation no commitment, no pressure.