Our Services

We proudly Serve in these areas:

Nantwich > Winsford > Northwich

Sandbach > Middlewich > Crewe

Holmes Chapel

and surrounding areas

Our visiting care is designed around your needs, from 30 minutes a week to several visits a day, having a visiting carer can provide you with the extra support you need to live well at home.

Keep your own routines - Care support enables you to continue to live the way you want to live, allowing you to maintain your routine and independence.

We are flexible - Care support enables you to access what you need as your needs changes. From meal support, to medication support, to light house support, we also help support with getting around with appointments or shopping. We aim to go above any beyond to help support you.

We also support with live-in-care which would provide 24/7 live in care for your loved one. This gives your family peace of mind knowing that someone is always with your loved ones. We have dedicated carers with a long history of working in the care sector who provide one-to-one care around the clock.

We understand that having a carer live with you in your home can feel daunting which is why you can be reassured that all our carers are handpicked for their kindness, patience, and empathy. They would care for you as they would care for their own family.

For families that live some distance away, live-in-care provides peace of mind that a loved one has the help they need.

Cheshire Support Services Ltd can help your loved one stop in the comfort of their own home. Nobody wants to go into residential care, the comfort of your own home is the best solution.

Here is why:

You have full control over your meal times and preferences.

one-to-one, 24-hour care from your dedicated carer.

You can continue with your preferred lifestyle and routines.

Your friends and family can visit as much as they like.

Dementia Communication at Home: Practical Techniques for families

Supporting a loved one with dementia at home can be rewarding but also emotionally and physically challenging. Families often experience a mix of love, patience, worry, and sometimes exhaustion. However, with the right approach, its possible to help the person feel safe, respected, and fulfilled.

As dementia progresses, communication can become more difficult. Supporting communication helps reduce frustration for both the person and all involved. Helpful approaches - Speak slowly and clearly, using short, simple sentences. Maintain eye contact and approach them calmly, give them time to respond - avoid rushing or finishing their sentences, Use body language and facial expressions to reinforce meaning, avoid correcting or arguing if they become confused. Instead, gently redirect the conversation.

Create a Supportive Environment

A familiar and safe environment helps reduce anxiety for your loved ones. Keep daily routines consistent(meals, activities, sleep times), Use labels or pictures on drawers or doors to help them find things, reduce background noise when talking or doing activities, ensure the home is safe and uncluttered to prevent falls.

Helping Them Live a fulfilled Life

Even with dementia, people can still experience joy, purpose, and connection.

Ways to support this:

Encourage activities they have always enjoyed(music, gardening, crafts, cooking), involve them in simple daily tasks so they feel included, support social interaction with family and friends, focus on what they can still do, rather than what they have lost, celebrate small achievements and positive moments, meaningful activities can help maintain self-esteem, identity, and wellbeing.

Supporting Emotional wellbeing

People living with dementia may feel confused, anxious, or frustrated.

Helping strategies:

Offer reassurance and comfort when they seem worried, use validation- acknowledge their feelings even if their memory is incorrect, Keep interactions calm and positive.

At Cheshire Support Services Ltd, we pride ourselves on providing compassionate and person-centred care for people who are struggling with dementia, ensuring they are supported with dignity, respect, and understanding so they can continue to live as comfortably and fulfilled as possible.

Talk to us for advise or support.