Care Across Every
Stage of Life
From early childhood through to later life, Providence delivers specialist, person-centred support. Three dedicated divisions. One shared commitment to quality care.
Flexible, dignified care packages for adults aged 18 to 65 and seniors aged 65 and over. We provide personal care, domiciliary care, medication support, supported living and specialist services for adults with complex needs.
Specialist placements, day services and therapeutic support for children and young people aged 0 to 18. We work with young people who have autism, learning disabilities, SEMH needs and complex presentations, including emergency placements.
Structured, meaningful day opportunities for adults and children. Our day services provide a safe environment for social interaction, learning, creative activities and community access. Available Monday to Friday with flexible hours.
Safe, reliable and person-centred transport for service users travelling to appointments, day services, education, community activities and placements. All vehicles are fully accessible and driven by DBS-checked staff.
Things most providers simply do not do
Almost every home care company offers personal care, respite and live in care, and so do we. These are the services where a social worker will struggle to find anybody else at all.
Supported Living
Neither national competitor we compared against provides accommodation at all.
Read the full pageEmergency Placements
A same day answer, any hour, for adults and children. Almost nobody offers this.
Read the full pageRehabilitation Support
The eighteen months after a crisis, which almost nothing funds properly.
Read the full pageDual Diagnosis and Substance Misuse
The people two services each say belong to the other. We take both.
Read the full pageTelecare and Digital Monitoring
Records families can read, and cover for the hours nobody is in the house.
Read the full pageDay Activities for Children and Young People
Somewhere to go after school and through the six week summer holiday.
Read the full pageSEMH and Behavioural Support
Looked after children and unaccompanied young people, including referrals others decline.
Read the full pageTransitions Support, Ages 14 to 25
The cliff edge at eighteen, planned from fourteen instead of panicked about at seventeen.
Read the full pageTransport Services
Our own vehicles, with trained support workers on board rather than only a driver.
Read the full pageEvery service, with a page of its own
Each one explains what it actually involves, who it suits and who it does not, what is included, how it is arranged and how it is paid for.
Adults and older people
12 services
Homecare and Personal Care
Support in your own home, from half an hour a day to round the clock, built around the way you already live.
Live In Care
A trained carer moves into the home and is there day and night, so that moving out of it never has to be the answer.
Supported Living
Your own private room in a staffed house, and a structured route out of it towards living on your own terms.
Carer Support and Respite
Planned breaks, from a few hours to a few weeks, for the person who has been doing this without stopping.
Dementia Care
Support built around what somebody can still do, in the surroundings that help them keep doing it.
Palliative and End of Life Care
Being there, doing the ordinary things well, so that somebody can be at home for the last part of their life.
Community Mental Health Outreach
Practical support to stay well, stay housed and stay out of hospital, delivered where the person actually is.
Emergency Placements
Somewhere safe tonight. We answer emergency referrals twenty four hours a day, every day of the year.
Reablement
Short term support after a hospital stay or a fall, designed to leave you needing less help than when it started.
Rehabilitation Support
Support for people rebuilding a life after hospital, custody, homelessness or addiction, at the pace that actually works.
Dual Diagnosis and Substance Misuse
Support for people living with a mental health condition and substance use together, without being passed between two services that each want the other to go first.
Telecare and Digital Monitoring
Technology that covers the hours between visits, so that living alone does not mean being unreachable.
Children and young people
6 services
Personal Care for Children
Care in the child own home, built around their routine and around the family that is already doing most of it.
Learning Disabilities and Autism Support
One to one and group support for children with learning disabilities and autistic children, built around communication, sensory needs and routine.
Day Activities for Children and Young People
A structured programme of activities outside school hours and through the holidays, with transport and meals included.
Respite for Families
Planned short breaks so that parents can rest, work, or spend time with their other children.
SEMH and Behavioural Support
Support for young people whose behaviour is telling everybody something that nobody has worked out yet.
Transitions Support, Ages 14 to 25
Support across the move from children services into adult life, planned from fourteen rather than panicked about at seventeen.
We specialise in complex and challenging needs
Our teams have the training, experience and patience to work with individuals whose needs may have proved difficult to meet elsewhere. We take on the cases others find challenging.
How we put care into practice
We do not use a one-size-fits-all model. Every person we support starts with a proper assessment. We take the time to understand their history, their preferences, their strengths and their goals before we put any support in place.
Referral and assessment
We receive your referral, speak with you and the person needing support, review any existing documentation and carry out a thorough needs assessment.
Care plan development
Together with the individual and their network, we build a care plan that reflects their goals and preferences, not just their medical needs.
Placement and ongoing support
We match the right staff, start the support, and keep reviewing. As needs change, the plan changes too.
24/7
On-call support for emergencies and urgent referrals
CQC
Registered with the Care Quality Commission
100%
DBS-checked staff across all divisions
3
Specialist care divisions operating across England
Working with commissioners and professionals
For Social Workers
We provide detailed support plans, care records and regular outcome reports. Referrals are acknowledged within 24 hours. Emergency placements within hours.
For Local Authorities
We work within agreed funding frameworks and can support complex-needs placements that other providers are unable to take on. Flexible packages available.
For NHS Teams
We work closely with NHS discharge teams, community mental health teams and healthcare professionals to ensure seamless transitions between hospital and community care.
Not sure which service is right?
Just get in touch and we will point you in the right direction. Our team is happy to talk through the options and help you find the right fit for the person you are supporting.
Have you experienced our services?
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