We offer excellent child care at affordable rates, at your location, by our trained professionals.
A nanny or babysitter is a professional, qualified and/or experienced child carer. They are responsible for the care and development of your children and are employed either on a live-in basis or as a live-out daily nanny, full or part-time babysitter. Their responsibilities can include the following:
• Work with the parents regarding maintaining and enhancing the routine of the children.
• Take and pick up your child from school.
• Provide safe, stimulating and developmental activities for your children to learn and have fun.
• Plan and cook nutritional balanced meals.
• Carry out domestic chores connected with the children e.g. keep the nursery, bedrooms clean and tidy, children's washing and ironing

In order to allow you to live independently at home for as long as possible, we provide a range of personal care and home help services.
This will typically be for a minimum of 1 hour per visit up to a maximum of 24 hours a day. They may cover activities such as:
Bathing | Dressing | Grooming | Eating | Cleaning | Laundry | Wound Care

Prepare light meals | Shopping | Gardening | Medication reminders/administering

Quality of life means a lot of things to a lot of people. At Essential Care, we believe that three key factors are vital to enjoy a better quality of life and we address these through the services we offer. These are to have:
• someone to love and be loved in return
• somewhere to live, a place we call our home
• something to do which caters for our interests and aspirations
It’s very important that people with dementia are treated with respect. It is important to remember that a person with dementia is still a unique and valuable human being, despite their illness.
When a person with dementia finds that their mental abilities are declining, they often feel vulnerable and in need of reassurance and support. The people closest to them – including their carers, friends and family – need to do everything they can to help the person to retain their sense of identity and feelings of self-worth.
Our carers can help you on a one-to-one basis with all domestic duties that may have become more difficult, as well as providing personal care. Our carer will also be a companion to support you emotionally as well as physically.

Essential Care provides specialized Night Care. This is where an experienced nurse or carer will remain alert throughout the night or make periodical checks to support our clients.
It is often very useful for families who are dealing with the bulk of the care needs during the waking hours, but need to have their own rest time.
This service can also be for a short duration while you recover from an illness or from a hospital stay. All our services at Essential Care are flexible and we can adapt easily to meet your individual needs.
We can arrange visits from as little as once a day to seven days a week, and can visit from every week to once every month

Elderly people often become isolated and lonely and lack interaction with other people, which can lead to depression and distress. Our companionship service has been specially designed to help you to stay active, feel part of society and connect with the people around you. This service offers a variety of engaging activities, below are a few examples:
• Stimulate mental awareness
• Reminisce about the past • Play games and cards
• Provide reminders for appointments • Participate in crafts
• Stimulation to participate in daily tasks

We provide Domestic and Office cleaning staff to take the hassle out of cleaning. Our highly trained cleaning staff will do all the work, while you focus on all you other important business.

Cleaning staff are available to:

• Carry out cleaning to your specification at your location
• Within your Home or Office Cleaning
• Clean up before and after festivals/parties also provided

If you’ve been told you may not get better, you might also have heard about palliative care. Palliative care is for people living with a terminal illness where a cure is no longer possible. It’s also for people who have a complex illness and need their symptoms controlled. Although these people usually have an advanced, progressive condition, this isn’t always the case.
Palliative care is usually provided for people with:
• Cancer
• HIV Aids
It aims to treat or manage pain and other physical symptoms. It will also help with any psychological, social or spiritual needs. Palliative care includes caring for people who are the end of life. This is called end of life care. The goal of palliative care is to help you and everyone affected by your illness to achieve the best quality of life. You might receive palliative care alongside particular treatments, such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

Essential Care offers shorter term respite care service which is designed to give you the opportunity to rest and to take some time for yourself. We really appreciate how demanding it is to be a family carer. We know that it’s hard to leave, but we will give you the confidence and assurance by following a detail care plan so as to avoid any unnecessary disruptions to your family member.
We take exactly the same time and trouble in planning our short-term respite care service as we do with longer term assignments. This means we will sit down with you and plan every aspect of the care required thoroughly and meticulously, including:
• Daily routine
• food preferences
• personal care needs
• medication requirements
• general house-keeping requirements

If your adult or child has a learning disability, you are probably anxious to ensure they receive the best care. Sometimes families can feel conflicted about leaving a loved one with a new carer, and worried as to whether the carer will be able to understand and respond to their different needs.
At Essential Care, we understand all these concerns. We have a wealth of experience in working effectively with adults or children with learning disabilities, including:
• Autism
• Down’s syndrome
• And many other complex needs.

Good tutoring works because it allows a uniquely personal connection to be made between pupil and teacher that is difficult be replicate in a classroom. Great tutoring uses this to inspire a love of learning. Our tutors are proud of their ability to inspire a newfound passion for learning. With this comes confidence and with confidence comes success.

At Essential Care Agency we offer Great Tutoring.

There are many reasons why a child might benefit from a tutor at some point on their academic journey ranging from help with specific subjects, examination and study techniques and confidence building. We at Essential Care Agency place enormous emphasis on matching the interests of your child with those of our tutor. A large proportion of our tutors have other professional careers and qualifications as, in order for effective learning to take place, we need your child to be truly inspired by our tutor.