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Rehabilitation Support for Everyday Progress
Our rehabilitation support can be short-term, transitional or ongoing, depending on the person’s goals. Support workers and rehabilitation assistants help turn therapist-agreed plans into consistent routines at home and in the community.
They can support daily living skills, appointments, graded activity, community access and practising strategies recommended by occupational therapists, physiotherapists or other professionals. They do not provide therapy or make clinical decisions.
How We Support Progress
Everyday rehabilitation goals
Helping the person practise agreed routines and skills in real-life settings.
Daily living and confidence
Supporting activities that build confidence, choice and greater independence.
Home and community participation
Helping with appointments, meaningful activities and a gradual return to familiar routines.
Joined-up communication
Sharing useful feedback with the person, family, case manager and therapy team, within the agreed support plan.
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Whether you need a well-matched buddy or you’re an experienced support worker who shares our person-led approach, we’d love to hear from you.
Providing support workers who speak the individual’s preferred language, helping to improve communication, build trust and deliver more personalised support at home and in the community.
Experienced one-to-one support for children and adults with neurological conditions, brain or spinal injuries, disabilities and other long-term needs, coordinated with registered partners where regulated care is required.
Coordinated support with trusted CQC-registered providers when a person’s needs include regulated personal or clinical care.
