
Short and long-term community care
Person-centred care and support in the community, helping people stay independent, well and enjoying life.
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Cevero Support Services provides home care and supported living, bringing comfort and support directly to people in their own homes.
Support that connects healthcare, social care, staffing and community services, helping people move safely between services and stay independent in the community.

Person-centred care and support in the community, helping people stay independent, well and enjoying life.
Read more about Short and long-term community care
Structured support for people moving from hospital to the community, or from children's to adult services.
Read more about Transition care
Fast, responsive support when a placement is at risk, to calm the situation and find the right longer-term arrangement.
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Vetted, trained care and support workers to help health and social care organisations cover staff shortages, including urgent cover.
Read more about Staffing supportCQC regulated personal care in your own home for adults aged 18 to 65 and over 65. Short visits from 30 minutes, morning, lunch, tea and bed calls, through to nights, long days, 24 hour and live-in care.

Flexible visits at home, from a quick check-in to 24 hour care, covering personal care, medication, meals, outings and housework.
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Round-the-clock support in your own home from a carefully chosen team, so you can live life on your own terms.
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Planned breaks for family carers, with trained care workers stepping in so you can rest knowing your loved one is safe.
Read more about Respite care
Support to settle back home safely after a hospital stay, helping you leave hospital sooner and lowering the risk of readmission.
Read more about Hospital to home care
Trained, experienced care workers who help people living with dementia stay safe, comfortable and engaged at home.
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Personalised support for people with a temporary or lifelong physical disability, promoting independence, dignity and wellbeing.
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Care from workers who understand sight loss, hearing loss and dual sensory loss, so you can live safely and confidently.
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A friendly care worker who spends quality time with you at home, easing loneliness and keeping you connected.
Read more about Companionship care
Ongoing follow-up support after addiction treatment, helping people stay well as they return to everyday life.
Read more about Addiction aftercare and follow-upSafe, well managed supported housing and step-down accommodation for adults leaving hospital or facing housing difficulties, with the support to rebuild confidence and live independently.

Safe, supported housing for people leaving hospital, with structured care and tenancy support for a smooth move into the community.
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Accommodation with tailored support for people with mental health needs, mild learning disabilities or physical difficulties.
Read more about Supported living for vulnerable adults
Person-centred support that builds routine, confidence and links with the community, alongside NHS mental health teams.
Read more about Mental health support
Practical coaching in cooking, cleaning, budgeting and daily planning, so people can live independently and confidently.
Read more about Independent living skills
Early help and ongoing support to manage rent, budget and access benefits or work, reducing the risk of homelessness.
Read more about Homelessness prevention and tenancy sustainment
Encouraging social inclusion through local networks, health services and peer support, so residents stay connected.
Read more about Community integration and wellbeingTalk to our team. We will listen, answer your questions and suggest the support that fits.