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Provides support for the elderly, disabled and those in need of a care/domestic package within their own homes - provide:- Care assistants, domestics, home helps etc. 24 Hours a day 7 Days a week.

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Aims to maximise a disabled or older persons opportunities to remain in their own homes with greater independence and increased comfort and security. This scheme is now able to provide a handyman service for residents who need help with minor repairs to their own homes. Also does garden clearance.

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Their vision is that all older people should retain their independence, dignity and peace of mind. They offer high quality residential and nursing care in 16 care homes, some with dementia units. They support older people to stay living in their own homes with a range of community services including welfare grants for those in financial need, day clubs, home support, home visiting and telephone befriending.

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The Trust gives grants to people all over the United Kingdom in order that they may continue to garden, despite advancing illness, age or disability. Money is given to successful grant applicants and often transforms the recipient as well as the garden, replacing a source of frustration by a valuable therapy and sense of satisfaction. Those helped by the Trust include: * Gardeners with chronic back or hip trouble * A wide range of disabilities including visual, physical and mental * People who need to re-organise gardens because of failing health * Residents in long stay hospitals or nursing homes who share a garden

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Home Instead Senior Care is committed to enhancing the quality of life of older people through compassionate personal care. They provide companionship, meal preparation, assistance with bathing, incontinent care, local transportation, laundry and other personal care services.

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34 bed residential home.

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Their service enables elderly people, and those with physical or learning difficulties, to lead a more fulfilling life in the comfort and security of their own surroundings. From practical help, such as bathing, meal times and shopping, to emotional support and companionship.

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Their aim is to help elderly and infirm people on very low incomes to live independently in their own homes. When this is no longer possible, they can help with residential or nursing home fees. Rukba helps those over 60 (or over 40 and unable to work through disability) who are resident in the British Isles and who have capital and income below a certain level. Rukba provides a small additional income for life unless there is a considerable improvement in the beneficiaries financial circumstances. Assistance with nursing or residential home fees. Homes - Rukba has two nursing and one residential home of its own as well as eight bungalows for less able people and 24 flats.