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Visiting care

  • Visiting TrinityCarers support you with your daily routine
  • Completely bespoke care that is tailored to you
  • Available from weekly visits to multiple visits per day at times to suit you
  • Companionship, personal care & specialist care for a variety of conditions

Call today to discuss jobs and training opportunities

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Supporting life's journeys with daily home care

Our daily home care services enable you to live safely in your familiar home environment whilst maintaining your independence.

TrinityCarers will visit you in your own home to support you with all aspects of everyday life. Whether you need us once a week or multiple times every day, our daily home care services are completely tailored to you.

Daily home care services are completely bespoke to each individual with many options available:

  • Companionship and home help to help you to keep doing the things you love with a caring companion by your side who can support you with household tasks, transportation and even to take up new hobbies
  • Daily personal care services to support you with aspects of personal care such as washing, dressing, administering medication and continence care
  • Specialist care services for conditions such as Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, mental health needs and the effects of a stroke
  • Dementia care services to enable you and your loved one to live well with dementia

We understand that your needs may change over time and we’ll be by your side every step of the way. The minimum duration of a visit is 30 minutes and whether you’d like one visit per week or multiple visits per day, we offer the flexibility to support you and your loved ones through life’s journeys.

Our daily home care services (sometimes referred to as domiciliary care) are available across most parts of Surrey and South West London including Epsom & Ewell, Banstead & Tadworth, Sutton & Cheam, Kingston & New Malden as well as Guildford and Woking.

Call us now in confidence and with no obligation to discuss your home care needs.

 

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Key Benefits

  • Stay in your own home
  • Maintain your independence
  • More confidence to live the life you love
  • Access an enriched quality of life
  • Discover new experiences
  • Regular heartfelt companionship
  • Peace of mind for you and your loved ones

Call us to discuss your care needs

02071834884

Explore your options

Our daily home care services are completely flexible and we’re able to offer our support anywhere from one visit per week to multiple visits each day. Our highly trained TrinityCarers are experienced in specialist care for a variety of conditions. Explore your options and discover how we can support your life’s journeys!

Companionship and home help visits

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Daily personal care

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Specialist home care

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Dementia care

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From caring to nursing – Trinity changed my life

Case Studies

Being a TrinityCarer has changed Cyan’s life by giving her the support to pursue her career of a lifetime as a nurse

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Carers create a weekend of treats

Case Studies | Cerebral palsy | Daily Home Care

Sarah, 22 years old, has cerebral palsy and her carers have created a weekend spa to pamper her at home.

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Caring in a convent

Case Studies | Live-In Care

96-year-old Sister S wanted to remain at home in her convent. Our carers provided companionship, reassurance and routine.

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Back in bloom – at 94

Case Studies | Daily Home Care

Di, 94, was discovered alone after a neighbour alerted social services. Our carers have replaced the family she lost.

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My life as a live-in carer

Care Career | Case Studies | Live-In Care

Louise loves providing an alternative option to a care home and making close friendships with her clients.

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Why I chose to become a live-in carer

Care Career | Case Studies | Live-In Care

Charlotte became a live-in carer because she finds it so rewarding to give someone a better quality of life.

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From banking to live-in caring

Care Career | Case Studies | Live-In Care

Live-in carer Sarah Brown left a career in banking to find something more meaningful.

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Live-in care is like living with family

Care Career | Case Studies | Dementia | Live-In Care

Working in a residential home, Chris wanted more time to give to the people she cared for, so she became a live-in carer.

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Independence and freedom

Case Studies | Cerebral palsy | Live-In Care

Sarah came to Trinity because she needed a live-in carer who could drive. But the team soon clocked that what Sarah really needed was not just a driver – but someone who would also enjoy the ride.

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A career in care

Care Career | Case Studies | Daily Home Care

Hazel says she began working for Trinity because we care for clients – and carers too!

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A portrait of dementia

Case Studies | Dementia | Live-In Care

84-year-old Angus Hallman , a psychiatrist specialising in mood and memory reflects on his own dementia.

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Daily home care builds trust

Case Studies | Daily Home Care

John Mackay cares on top of a full time job because of “the difference you can make to people’s lives.”

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Live-in care turns lives around

Case Studies | Dementia | Live-In Care

The Moore’s were struggling with Sheila’s dementia but Trinity live-in carer Mihaela turned all their lives around.

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Reassurance for the whole family

Case Studies | Reassurance & Companionship

Norma moved to London to be near her children but knew no-one. Our carers provided companionship and reassurance.

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