Choosing home care comes at a difficult time when you are dealing with a new health diagnosis or your situation changes. Our guides can help.
It is not always the case that we look after a parent or child, sometimes we help a sibling in supporting a brother or sister who needs home care. This is more often the case when the sibling has some form of disability. This can be lifelong like cerebral palsy or autism or it can … Read more
Home care for those with learning disabilities is an alternative to supported living for people that prefer to live independently. It helps overcome difficulties with daily life for those who need help to manage. There are many types of learning disability. Some include specific learning issues with maths, reading or writing (dyspraxia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia). … Read more
The way we deliver care matters more than ever. At Jothno Care we want to be sure to focus on a person-first approach rather than on a task-focused approach. The person behind the label of “patient” or “client” matters. We endeavour to find out what it is that they need and want from everyday life. … Read more
Domiciliary care (or home care) is providing support at home to maintain the independence of older people so that they don’t have to move into a nursing home. We are often asked what is the cost of domiciliary care in London? What is domiciliary care? Domiciliary care is a range of services that help older … Read more
We provide home childcare for SEND children and young adults in London. These services enhance the support, development and wellbeing in households with SEN and disabilities. They range from respite care to everyday support at home or with going out to activities. Child care helps children to gain independence while staying safe at home. This … Read more
Caring for Our Elders: A South Asian Family’s Guide to Dementia Home Care in London South Asian families in London are balancing tradition and modern life. Dementia has a major impact on family dynamics. Children shift to becoming carers for their parents or wider family. There is the emotional impact of the diagnosis, including grief … Read more
As London’s population ages, more families are looking for solutions to help their elderly relatives maintain independence, dignity and quality of life at home. Personal home care for elderly relatives is a flexible and compassionate option, allowing an elderly person to remain in familiar surroundings. Every situation is different and it provides tailored support that … Read more
There’s increasing demand for home care in London. It is a suitable alternative to care homes when elderly relatives live alone or need additional help to stay in their own home. Home care can help keep them safe and happy in their own familiar space. There is a cost to hiring home care and the … Read more
We provide home care for South Asians in London. South Asian communities have specific needs and can face challenges when seeking home care including language barriers, cultural expectations, and a lack of awareness of local home care services. Many families prefer to care for elders within the family, but modern living and changing circumstances can … Read more
Domiciliary care, also known as home care, is a support service for people who need help to live in their own homes. It enables them to keep their independence and improve their quality of life through essential support, like personal care and household chores. Domiciliary means ‘concerned with or occurring in someone’s home’ (Oxford Dictionary). … Read more