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 Respite Support

How respite care can help you

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Respite care allows your main carer to have a carer break to avoid carer breakdown. This means our trusted care staff will support you in your home to meet your support needs. 

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Respite is a short term support need and can be booked for short term periods, usually with a minimum of 1 week. 

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Short breaks can be of great benefit to not just for the main carer, but also the person cared for. 

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Benefits of respite care

 

There are multiple benefits, not only for the main carer, but for the cared for person as well including:

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  • Reduced levels of stress for both you and your loved one, help to maintain a healthy relationship.

  • Relieved frustrations and possible feelings of resentment.

  • More time for you to interact with family and friends or the wider community.

  • Provides you with the opportunity to work, study, have a day-off or even go on holiday.

  • Your loved one could benefit from interacting with other carers, new stimuli and a possible change to their usual routine.

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Types of Respite Care

 

Our Respite Care service is flexible and is tailored to your individual needs.

 

Our care options include:

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  • Short-term packages – for example if you are looking to take a holiday

  • Longer-term regular visits – allowing you to take a regular break to rest and recharge such as weekly visits

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Support for Main Carers

 

Our care assistants are able to help with a variety of everyday activities including:

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  • Companionship

  • Outings

  • Overnight care

  • Holiday care

  • Personal care

  • Meal preparations

  • General Household chores

  • General Food Shopping

  • Medication

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