Care that lets Mum stay right where she belongs
Nurse-led companionship and home help across North Dorset, South Somerset and South Wiltshire
Worried about Mum or Dad at home alone? Nurse-led support — companionship, household help and wellbeing visits — with named people on direct mobile numbers.
No obligation · Visits from one hour · Plans reviewed as needs change
Everything that helps, nothing that overwhelms
Nine ways we can help — built around what your loved one needs today, and reviewed as life changes.
Companionship
Regular, unhurried company: coffee, conversation, hobbies and trips out, so your mum or dad feels less alone.
Learn moreHousehold help
Cleaning, tidying, beds, fridge checks and freshly cooked meals, so home stays home.
Learn moreWellbeing visits
A regular check-in, with notes families can read in an app, and a call from us if anything seems wrong.
Learn moreOutings, shopping and appointments
Supermarket trips, garden centres, the hairdresser and GP appointments, driven by a familiar carer.
Learn moreMedication reminders
A gentle verbal prompt at the agreed time, plus prescription collection and a heads-up when supplies are low.
Learn moreCare coordination
Kirsty keeps an eye on health and wellbeing and advises your family on next steps, from OT to physio.
Learn moreRespite and sitting
Regular sitting visits so you can rest, work or see friends, with someone your mum or dad already knows.
Learn moreDementia companionship
Familiar faces and steady routines for someone living with dementia or memory loss. Companionship and practical support only.
Learn moreSupport after hospital
Shopping, meals, tidying and company to help your parent settle back at home after a hospital stay.
Learn moreLocal carers, local roads
Our carers live locally across North Dorset, South Somerset and South Wiltshire, so we know the shops, cafés, surgeries and back roads your mum or dad knows.
The reassurance you're searching for
Most families find us after a slow-building worry — a missed meal, a fall, or simply too many days alone.
Nurse-led, personally
Every plan is shaped by Kirsty Sellick, our Lead Nurse — over 25 years' nursing experience behind the ordinary moments that matter most.
The same carers, wherever possible
We keep a small team around each person, usually three or four familiar carers a month, so your loved one is never greeted by a stranger.
A free home visit and assessment
Kirsty and Kayleigh visit at home to meet your loved one, understand daily life, and recommend only what is genuinely needed — with no obligation to proceed.
DBS-checked, trained and supervised
Every carer is vetted, inducted and overseen before their first visit — with ongoing supervision, not a one-off tick-box.
Honest about whether we can help
If Aurora is not the right fit, we will say so plainly and point you towards someone who is. No pressure, no hard sell.
Shaped around one person
Bespoke, nurse-led support that preserves independence and dignity at home — shaped around one person, not a fixed menu.
Nurse-led, personally
Every plan is shaped by Kirsty — over 25 years' nursing experience behind the ordinary moments that matter most.
From one hour
Visits start from one hour, with at least one hour a week. The plan scales as life changes.
Life at home
Household help, companionship and wellbeing visits that keep home feeling like home — with key-safe access arranged where families need it.
Plans that evolve
Kirsty and Kayleigh review care plans regularly and adapt hours, tasks and oversight as needs change — honestly, in plain English.
Recruited with care
Every carer is DBS-checked, trained and supervised before they visit a client — with ongoing oversight, not a one-off tick-box.
Real people you'll come to know
Named faces, direct mobile numbers, and nurse-led oversight — not a call centre or a rotating agency roster.
Kirsty qualified as a nurse in 1999 and has over 25 years' experience. She still leads every assessment personally — and remains reachable on her mobile when families need reassurance.
Kayleigh keeps day-to-day care running smoothly — matching carers, coordinating visits, and making sure families always know who is coming through the door.
Four gentle steps, no pressure at all
Most families come to us anxious and leave the first conversation lighter. Here is how we begin — at your pace.
Get in touch
Call Kirsty or Kayleigh, or send an enquiry. We reply within 24 hours on weekdays.
Free home visit
Kirsty and Kayleigh visit together, usually for 30–60 minutes, and complete a risk assessment. There is no obligation to go ahead.
Plan and first visit
You get a written plan and quote. Kirsty or Kayleigh do the first visit themselves and introduce your carer. Support can usually start within three days of your first call.
Ongoing reviews
Monthly reviews, weekly updates, and visit notes in the CareLineLive app.
Your questions, answered plainly
Every plan is built around one person, so we do not publish fixed prices. After a free home visit, Kirsty gives you a clear written quote with no hidden fees — and is honest if something falls outside what Aurora can offer.
Yes. Visits start from one hour, with a minimum of one hour a week. Care is regular, so the same carers get to know the person.
We cover North Dorset, South Somerset and South Wiltshire, including Sturminster Newton, Shaftesbury, Gillingham, Sherborne, Wincanton, Mere, Bruton, Milborne Port and the villages around them. Not sure if we reach you? Call Kirsty with your postcode.
Every carer is DBS-checked, trained and supervised before they visit a client. Kirsty oversees recruitment personally — we do not use agency rotas or unnamed cover.
Start with a phone call or the enquiry form — tell us what is worrying you. Kirsty arranges a free, no-obligation home visit, recommends only what is genuinely needed, and introduces matched carers when you are ready.
What families say
Ready when you are
Book a free home visit
No pressure and no obligation — just a warm conversation with Kirsty to see whether Aurora is the right fit for your family.