Supported Living

You may prefer not to live in residential care, but find it difficult to cope at home. But you may, with help, be able to live independently in the community.

If so, you may want to consider "supported living services" – sometimes called "floating support", "visiting support", or "tenancy sustainment". 

Services that support independent living are made up of suitable or adapted accommodation – which can be your own home – and some forms of personal care.

Respite Care

A caregiver can go above and beyond to ensure the elderly person they are assisting gets everything they need to continue enjoying their life. When providing this high level of dedicated support,it is important that carers take regular breaks to recharge and rejuvenate. Respite Care offers the chance for anybody caring for a elderly person to step back and recuperate without disturbing established routines.