Services

 

Let Me Be Me Ltd can supply complete or partial packages of care and support (up to 24 hours a day, as required) including:

• Support with all aspects of communication (including specialist support for non-verbal clients)
• Support with making and expressing choices, so clients can can live rewarding lives in the way they want to live them - being themselves
  
• Support with maintaining friendships and family relationships
• Support to access the community at venues and at times that suit the Individual client's particular needs and preferences on the day (whether for leisure, to visit family and friends or to attend appointments)
• Help with getting dressed and undressed
• Help with getting in and out of bed
• Help with medication
• All aspects of personal care
• Shopping
• Cooking nutritious, healthy, well-balanced meals that we know the individual likes and enjoys
• Help with eating and drinking
• Help with laundry and housework
• Support with handling money or claiming benefits (if agreed)

Our clients are likely to have complex needs, so require a substantial amount of skilled care and support.

We understand that the quality of our staff is key to delivering high quality Services.  We are therefore VERY choosy about whom we employ.  As a totally bespoke Service, we endeavour to make a very good match between carers and service users - we hand-pick staff with the right attributes and skills for the client(s) they work with.

Staff retention is very important, so clients receive continuity of care.  This enables good, long-term, trusting relationships to be built up and enables staff to build long-term careers with us.

All staff undergo Enhanced DBS Police Checks and are required to join the DBS Update Service so we can regularly monitor their continuing suitablity to work with vulnerable adults.

We invest in ongoing staff training and professional development.

We ensure we employ sufficient numbers of suitably qualified, trained and experienced staff and we do not delegate speciast tasks to staff who are not trained to carry them out.