Supporting Independence Team
01482 612 680
(Enquiries)
Registered Office: Fernleigh Day Centre, Waterloo Street, Hull, HU2 9LG
About Us
The Supporting Independence Team is a Hull City Council care at home service providing active recovery support to people in their own homes.
It aims to be enable people to live as part of their community, by meeting their needs and supporting their rights and entitlements.
It achieves this by working with people, with the view of setting and meeting of person specific goals and to support individuals to regain their independence where possible.
Where people are assessed as requiring long-term care, packages of support are sourced for them with private care at home providers.
The service is provided to – adults aged 18 and above older people people who have had a mild to moderate stroke people who needed end of life care people with mental health problems (in partnership with the NHS), people with physical disabilities those with a mild learning disability people who care for any of these groups of people.
The service also provides emergency support and out of hours night time support.
Care at Supporting Independence Team
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Age
- 18 - 64
- 65 and over
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Key Types
- 24-Hour
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Type of Care
- Personal care
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Specific Care Needs
- Stroke
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Care Services
- Male or female carers available
- Medication assistance (oral)
- Rehabilitation inc. post-op support
- Two carers per visit (double-up care)
About The Team
Funding Sources
- Local Authority
Areas We Cover
Languages
- English
Fees
Regulator Rating
Overall: Good
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Safe:Good
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Effective:Good
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Caring:Good
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Responsive:Good
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Well-led:Good