Outreach and home support

Outreach support services provided by National Care Group

Outreach support

Our outreach support services assist individuals to live as independently as possible in their own homes and communities.

Domiciliary support workers will visit at a time and frequency agreed through the assessment process. This enables people to control the service they receive and to live life on their own terms.

We can develop a plan that ensures people are able to go shopping, attend medical appointments, participate in sports and fitness activities, do their cooking, cleaning, and banking, or attend social groups to maintain a busy and active lifestyle.

Whatever a person’s need, a plan will be tailored to support them.

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