We provide South Asian home care to families across London. The best home care is about more than just the practical elements like dressing, bathing or the number of hours. It is also about how well the carer fits into the family home including understanding their cultural traditions, religious routines, and family values.
We match our carers to the individual, ensuring that the carer talks the same language as the user, is sensitive to cultural values and traditions and understands the importance of diet and religious practices e.g. Muslim or Islamic customs.
Our service is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission.
Thank you and may the almighty bless you all in abundance, I don’t know how I would have coped if it wasn’t for your professional services with exceptional care. Upna toh upna hota hai ! – SS
Flexible, Tailored South Asian Home Care
Our South Asian home care services in London are flexible and tailored to your family’s requirements. We can offer short term respite care, home care for a few hours a week to full time live in care. Home care services include personal care (washing, toileting, etc) and mobility assistance, medication management, travel to appointments and events (Diwali, etc).
Our care teams speak a number of languages including English, Arabic, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. They will be professional and respectful in your family home.
SOUTH ASIAN Home CARE in london faqs
What languages do your South Asian carers speak?
Our home care team is diverse and we have carers who speak a number of South Asian languages including Bengali, Sylheti, Gujurati, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Pashto, Arabic and more. If you need your carer to speak a particular language, ask us when you arrange your free care assessment.
Can you provide a Muslim carer?
We can arrange for a Muslim carer for your home care plan. Carers will be culturally sensitive and familiar with language, cultural and faith traditions. Read more about our Muslim home care service.
Can I specify the gender of my carer?
Yes, you can request a carer of your preferred gender. We know that this is important for aspects of South Asian culture.
Does South Asian home care include cooking?
Yes, our South Asian home care service includes shopping, cooking and meal preparation including halal foods.
What happens if the carer is ill or goes on holiday?
We have home care teams who are experienced in transitioning from family caregiver to agency care and from carer to carer. Jothno Care and Support will provide cover for the carer if they are ill or go on holiday and we will ensure a smooth transition.
Are the home carers qualified?
All the carers on our home care teams have been through in-house training with Jothno Care and Support and prior to placing them we assess their suitability for home care. Jothno Care and Support’s service was rated Good by the CQC.
How long can home care be provided?
Home care can be provided for a few hours a week to full time care. We have worked with some clients over many years, so home care can continue for as long as you need it.
Can you arrange respite care?
Yes, short term respite care for a family caregiver who is providing care can be arranged.
Where do you provide home care?
We work in Newham, Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Waltham Forest, Redbridge, Barking and Dagenham, Greenwich, Lewisham, Lambeth, Southwark, London City, Islington, Haringey, Camden, Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith, Wandsworth, Merton, Sutton, Kingston upon Thames, Richmond upon Thames, Hounslow, Ealing, Hillingdon, Brent, Harrow, Barnet, Enfield, Havering, Bexley, Bromley, Croydon, Slough, & Leicester.
South Asian Home Care Stories
Gujarati-speaking carer
We helped a son who was looking for a Gujarati-speaking carer for his father to help him with personal care.
Asian carer
We helped a mother who was looking for someone to care for her Autistic son. He is non-verbal and needed short term respite care.
South Asian meals
We helped a granddaughter who wanted personal care for her grandma and someone to cook South Asian meals for her.
“They’ve been fantastic in helping me to enjoy my independence again. The personalised support I’ve received makes me feel like a new person” – Raihan
Booking South Asian Home Care
How to book home care:
- Call our offices or fill in our referral form. There is no need for a medical professional to refer you for home care.
- One of our care team will discuss your care requirements, draw up a care plan and talk you through it. We can advise you on funding care.
- Home care can start quickly. We are experts at putting care into place quickly and professionally.
