Our Philosophy is getting things right, providing exceptional care for loved ones and peace of mind for families.
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Our purpose is to help people live longer, happier lives through our strong staff team. We pride ourselves on the outstanding quality of care that we provide as an organisation.
Everyone’s needs are different and because we value this individuality in our service users, we have developed a range of services to meet every individual’s specific needs.
Specialised care for people who need care and support with day – to day life
Personal care with continuity, discretion and dignity.
Caring for a Loved One? Let us give you a much-needed break
Helping people with Dementia & Alzheimers to retain their independence at home
I’m the founder and CEO of Relate Service Providers.
I am a highly experienced Nurse with over 15 years experience.
Perhaps the biggest reason to pursue my dreams, was to make positive differences in the people's lives contributing to create a source of comfort. I’m so proud that, I have the knowledge, skills and ability to bring understanding and peace during what can be a confusing or challenging time in people’s lives.
We have in place an effective safe guarding systems, policies and procedures and manages safeguarding concerns promptly, using local safe guarding procedures. Whenever necessary, investigations are thorough.
Constantly improving our own Spot Checks, Reviews, Supervisions and Appraisals we contribute to the development of best practice and good leadership with other agencies.
Our dedicated care assistants, consistently treat people as individuals and quickly respond to changing needs and know how to seek help and feel listened to. Service Users and their families will be supported and treated with Dignity and Respect and will be involved in planning their care and support plan including all reviews.
We understand the needs of different people and groups of people and deliver care and support in a way that meets these needs and promote equality and diversity while ensuring that care provision meets individual care needs.
We know organising care can be overwhelming to begin with. Call us for a free quote about how live in care can work around your life.
Live-in care is a form of elderly support in which a self-employed carer provides assistance in the care recipient’s own home.This might just be during home visits scheduled throughout the week. Or it might involve a professional self-employed carer moving in to offer 24-hour support, as it is with Elder. Your choice will depend on the extent of your loved one’s needs.To find out more, we’ve put together some of the myths and misconceptions about home care for you to explore.
Ours do. Whether it’s first thing in the morning or late at night, there’s always help on hand with a live-inself-employed carer.Assistance at bedtime can prove key in giving your loved one a better night’s sleep, which can have a positive and lasting effect on wellbeing. And if your relative needs to get up in the middle of the night, live-inself-employed carers are perfectly placed to help them do it safely.Learn more about elderly night-time care on our ‘Overnight care: how to help ageing parents’ page.
While visiting home self-employed carers may not have time to prepare meals, this is one of the most important responsibilities of a live-in self-employed carer. They’ll find out the sorts of things your loved one likes to eat, and get them involved in the prep if that’s something they’d like to do. But whipping up meals is just one part of a live-in self-employed carer’s role: they’ll also keep an eye on nutritional content to make sure your relative stays fit and healthy. You can find out more about a live-in self-employed carer mealtime responsibilities on our ‘Nutrition: caring for elderly parents’ page.
If your loved one is staying in their own home, you may want to make some changes to the way it’s laid out. This may include moving furniture around or reducing what’s there altogether, and installing ramps, rails and stairlifts. You might also want to add security features, such as automatic cut-offs for cookers.We’ve gone into all of these in more depth on our ‘Making homes safer for older people’ page.
