Ordinary weeks, made easier
Real families in the towns we cover: what worried them, what we set up together, and what changed. Every story is shared with the family’s permission.
The stories
A daily routine, and someone to talk to
Monica is in her eighties and living with dementia, and her daughter is an hour away. Now her week has a shape to it: company every day, walks with the dog, and swimming.
Supported for over a year
Read the storyAll of the food that is prepared is always fresh and delicious.
From a few days a week to fresh meals every day
A couple in their eighties and nineties, two daughters a long way off, and a husband who wanted only a few visits a week, for a short while. Ten months on, there are proper meals every day.
Supported for 10 months
Read the story
Every visit filled with laughter
Sara’s support began as a small cleaning job once a week. After a fall, it became daily visits, lunches out and bird feeders to fill, with no falls since.
Supported for 18 months
Read the storyThe same few things, done properly
A small, familiar team
Each person sees a handful of carers who know them, their routine and the way they like things done.
Nurse-led eyes on the small things
Carers pass on what they notice. Kirsty, a registered nurse, decides what to do next, and who the family should speak to.
Families kept close
Visit notes in the CareLineLive app, or WhatsApp and calls if the family prefer, and Kirsty and Kayleigh on their mobiles.
Your family’s story
Start with a free home visit
Tell Kirsty what is worrying you. She will come to the house, listen, and be honest about whether Aurora can help.