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Care and support for change

Supported living and home care across England

We support adults to live safely and well in their own homes, with care planned around the person, their family and the professionals who know them.

Registered with the Care Quality Commission (opens the CQC website)

Two ways we support people

Some people want support to live independently in their own tenancy. Others need care at home to stay where they are. Many need a mix that changes over time, and we plan for that.

Supported living

Support for adults with mental health needs or physical disabilities, and for older adults, living in their own tenancy, alone or with others. We help people build the skills and routines that make home feel like theirs.

  • Help with cooking, budgeting, tenancy and daily routines
  • Support to get out, work, study and keep in touch with people
  • Positive behaviour support and clear risk plans
  • Medication support where it is needed
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Domiciliary care

Visits at home from a consistent team, so people can stay where they are comfortable. Each visit follows a care plan agreed with the person and their family.

  • Personal care, washing and dressing
  • Meals, drinks and help around the home
  • Medication prompts and administration
  • Companionship and support to get out
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Why families and commissioners choose us

Good care is careful planning: done with people, not for them.

Every package starts with an assessment, a written support plan and risk assessments: plus capacity assessments where they are needed.

Dignity

People are treated as adults with their own views, history and privacy.

Choice

People decide how their day runs. We support those decisions and record them.

Safety

Safeguarding is everyone's job. Concerns are raised early and followed through.

Partnership

We work openly with families, social workers, health teams and commissioners.

Progress

We set goals with people and review them, so support changes as they do.

Our policies and practice are checked through internal audit and external review: regulated by the Care Quality Commission.

How a referral works

Families, social workers and health professionals can all refer. This is what happens next.

  1. Get in touch

    Use our referral form or email us with a few details about the person and the support they need. We aim to reply within one working day.

  2. We meet the person

    We visit to listen, ask questions and meet the people around them. We read any assessments the referrer can share.

  3. We write the plan together

    The support plan and risk assessments are agreed with the person, their family and the referrer before support starts.

  4. Support starts

    A named team begins support, and we review the plan regularly with everyone involved.

What people tell us

The staff know my son well now. He goes out more than he ever did, and he tells me about his week.
Parent of a person we support
Clear communication from the first call. The support plan was ready before the start date.
Social worker
They come when they say they will, and they never rush Mum.
Daughter of a home care client
The staff know my son well now. He goes out more than he ever did, and he tells me about his week.
Parent of a person we support
Clear communication from the first call. The support plan was ready before the start date.
Social worker
They come when they say they will, and they never rush Mum.
Daughter of a home care client
I chose who I live with and what I do. I cook my own tea now.
Person we support
Incidents are reported quickly and the follow up is thorough.
Commissioning officer
The team stayed calm and consistent while things settled. That made all the difference.
Family member
I chose who I live with and what I do. I cook my own tea now.
Person we support
Incidents are reported quickly and the follow up is thorough.
Commissioning officer
The team stayed calm and consistent while things settled. That made all the difference.
Family member

Care you can be proud of

We are looking for support workers and carers who are patient, reliable and kind. Experience helps, but values matter most.

  • Full induction and ongoing training
  • Support to gain care qualifications
  • Regular supervision and a team that backs you up
Send us your CV

Talk to us

Whether you are making a referral or looking for care for someone you love, we are happy to talk it through.

office@globalmckarm.co.uk
Covering England, United Kingdom For urgent safeguarding concerns, contact the local authority or call 999 in an emergency.