Disabled people - independence at home
Social Services counts one of its main aims to support disabled people to be independent at home for as long as possible. We employ a range of staff to support disabled people and their carers. These staff include, amongst others, Reablement carers, Social Care Officers, Social Workers, and Occupational Therapists.
We also have a range of services to help disabled people and their carers.
Care at home
We offer a variety of care services, from emergency support for individuals to ongoing care support. For further information about the services we offer for you at home, please see Care at home.
Equipment and adaptations to the home
If you are someone living with you is frail, disabled or has an injury, you may find the place you live may not be suitable for your needs, making day-to-day living more difficult. Depending on your situation, you may be eligible for some daily living equipment or adaptations to make your home easier for you or people who live with you. Further information for equipment and adaptations to the home.
Occupational Therapy
We aim to promote health by enabling people to perform meaningful and purposeful activities. Occupational Therapists work to understand how illness or disability affects peoples abilities to do things and find the best way to help people do as much for themselves as possible. Further information about Occupational Therapy
Reablement
Reablement work with older people, providing the encouragement, support, skills and confidence you need to stay in your own home, or to be able to return home after a stay in hospital. For further information about Reablement
Respite
We provide a range of respite options, to enable carers to take a short break from their caring responsibilities. Further information about Respite
Telecare
Telecare is provided to enable vulnerable people and their carers to call for assistance in an emergency within their own home, at any time, day or night. We can also offer enhanced support through a range of equipment, sensors and detectors to provide continuous monitoring and support. Further information about Telecare
Wheelchair, scooter and ramp information
If you have a disability, you may wish to have, or be in possession of, a wheelchair or scooter. We have information about how to request a personal mobility vehicle, how to request an adaptation to your home to access your property, and advice about how to request servicing of your personal mobility vehicle - read more
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