Care for Older People

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We offer a range of domiciliary care services for older people including re-enablement, and respite care.

When we get older and begin needing support, given the choice most of us would prefer to remain in our own home. This means we remain close to family and friends, with the comfort of our own possessions all within easy reach.

Transition and Laterlife Matter will support you and your family to help make the decision to stay at home a little easier. With the right support package delivered by us, we believe there is “no place like home”.

Our aim is to facilitate you to remain in your own home, while respecting your dignity, rights, choices, and individuality. Providing you with a tailored, flexible support and consistent support workers. 

For some the reassurance and companionship gained from having one of our support workers visit as little as one hour a week to assist around the house will be enough. Others however will require more complex care.

Regardless of your level of need Transition and Laterlife Matter will always enable you to make choices about the support you would like, when and where you would like it and who should provide it. This means the care we deliver reflects your lifestyle, supports you to live your life in a way that is meaningful to you and as importantly, meets your ever-changing needs.

Some examples of the types of support Transition and Laterlife Matter deliver are detailed below, however, we know everyone is an individual and should what you require not appear, we are more than happy to tailor our service for your unique needs.

We can provide you with personalised support such as:

• Complete assistance with personal care (Such as washing, bathing, dressing, oral care and managing continence)
• Completion of household cleaning & assistance with washing, ironing, laundry, and linen
• Preparing meals, support with nutrition and hydration
• Collection of pensions, benefits, and medications
• Staying connected with family, friends, and the local community
• Accessing health care services such as GP’s and dentist appointments
• Assisting and prompting to take medication 
• Respite Care
• Companionship (such as sitting services)
• Signposting to other services and support agencies