Care that feels like family, in the comfort of home.
Personalised home care that keeps your loved one safe, valued and independent in the place they call home, with their dignity and choices at the heart of everything we do.
- Visits planned around your routine
- Dementia & complex care
- Live-in & overnight support
How we help
Support for every part of daily life
From a little help around the house to full personal care, every care plan is built around the person.
Not sure what's needed?
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Personal careBathing, dressing, continence care and help at mealtimes.
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Health & medication supportMedicines, catheter and PEG care, alongside district nurses and GPs.
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Home help & errandsCooking, cleaning, shopping and everyday money matters.
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Companionship & communityGood company, outings and staying part of local life.
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Live-in, night & end of life careLive-in, overnight and respite care, and care at the end of life.
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Personal assistants & support workersThe same familiar person, including for learning disabilities and mental health.
About Glory House Care
Because your loved ones deserve the very best care, comfort and compassion.
When someone you love needs extra support, finding the right care makes all the difference. We work closely with each person and their family to provide personalised home care that brings peace of mind, promotes independence and helps people stay comfortable in the place they call home.
We care for your loved ones as people, not just as care needs. Our flexible approach puts each person's dignity, choices and wellbeing at the heart of everything we do.
- Trained carers, including dementia specialists
- Carers matched to each person
- Support around the clock
Who we support
Care for adults of every age, background and need
Every person is different, so every care plan is too. If you don't see your situation here, call us and we'll talk it through.
Talk to us about your needs- All adults
- Older people
- People living with dementia
- People who are frail
- People on the autism spectrum
- People with learning disabilities
- People with physical disabilities
- People with sensory impairment
- People with a brain injury
- People with long-term health conditions
- People with mental health conditions
- People with past or present addiction
- Culturally diverse communities
How it works
Getting care in place is simpler than you think
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Get in touch
Call us or send a message. We'll listen, answer your questions and explain your options, with no pressure.
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Free care assessment
We visit at a time that suits you, meet your loved one and agree together what support is needed.
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Care begins
We match the right carers to your loved one, start care, and review the plan as needs change.