Save the Life foundation care offers a range of care and support services Crisis Impacted Women’s Leadership care social Service

Save the Life foundation care offers a range of care and support services,

tailored to individual needs at every stage of life, such as:

• Domiciliary care and support
• End of life care
• Wellbeing support
• Dementia care
• Additional services, including cleaning and shopping

At Save the Life foundation care we support our residents to maintain their independence, providing reassurance, safety and security. More of a breakdown of what we can offer:
 

• Showering, bathing, washing, shaving, oral hygiene and dressing
• Toileting assistance
• Support with mechanical mobility equipment
• Support with escorting down to communal areas if there is an assessed need
• Meal preparation and support with eating
• Administering and support to take medication
• General safety and wellbeing checks
• Waking night support with staff on site at villages
• Sleep in support with staff on site at schemes
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Save the Life foundation care Additional Services are available to all residents. Individual programmes can be tailored to a person’s needs and can start from just 15 minutes per session. They can be on a temporary basis, or a regular service. Learn more about these services in our 

When a person accesses care they can meet with our own specialist benefits advisors who will advise on care costs. Our specialist advisors can help to access or update an individual’s benefits entitlements, guiding them through the process in complete confidence.

Migrant Living Crisis Impacted city Leadership Housing & Integration social Services

Great Manchester refugees serves as a core location for our housing assistance and migrant integration programs Many refugee families arrive here in need of shelter, employment and legal support Save the Life Foundation works closely with housing providers and social services to stabilize lives and restore dignity We also run food distribution language training, and community outreach to help individuals transition smoothly Volunteers in London support housing assessments, mentoring, and public awareness drives