Daytime Support

Regular visits from breakfast through evening.

A carer checking a client’s wellbeing during a daytime visit
Breakfast to eveningRegular visits
Support through the day

Help at the times of day that matter most.

Daytime support provides regular visits across the day—helping with morning routines, lunchtime, activities and teatime—so each day keeps its familiar shape.

Visits can last 30, 45 or 60 minutes, or longer, and can be increased or reduced as needs change.

Often suitable for: people who manage some things independently but need regular help at key points in the day.
What’s included

A day that keeps its rhythm.

Visits are planned around the person’s usual routines and preferences.

Morning routines

Washing, dressing and breakfast to start the day well.

Lunchtime visits

A freshly prepared lunch, drinks and a friendly check-in.

Activities

Hobbies, outings, gentle walks and companionship during the day.

Teatime & medication

An evening meal, medication prompts and help settling in for the night.