Future Home Care offers a Person Centred Service to all.
We are able to, and currently support adults with various needs and backgrounds.
Our philosophy is that high quality of support, care and or housing should
be available to all. Our current packages of care/support range from just a few
hours per week up to 24 hour a day support.
Some examples of the groups of people we are currently supporting:
- Adults with a Learning Disability, Mental Illness, Physical Disability and Older Adults
- Adults who require care and or support within their own home
- Adults living at home who need support when informal carers require a break (alternative to Respite)
- Adults leaving the family home for the first time
- Younger Adults making the transition for children's services in to adult services
- Adults who wish to leave residential care
- Adults leaving residential colleges
- Adults who are wishing to return to Birmingham from an "Out of county" placement
- Adults with complex needs and behavior challenges
- Adults with a forensic history
Some examples of care and support tasks that we deliver:
- Support with Personal Care (Washing, dressing, continence)
- Support with Domestic Skills (laundry, cleaning, cooking, shopping)
- Support to access Housing & Accommodation
- Support with Money & Budgeting (benefits, shopping, bill paying, saving)
- Support in booking and attending appointments (medical, legal)
- Support in accessing and attending Vocational & Educational Opportunities (college courses, work schemes)
- Support in organising, accessing and attending leisure activities (leisure clubs, community facilities, sport)
- Support in maintaining relationships (family, friends)
- Support at Night (sleep in/waking night staff)
- Out of hours Crisis on Cal (back up emergency support)
Using technology to enhance the quality of our service
In order to ensure that our service is professional, efficient and of the highest
possible quality, Future Home Care have invested in state of the art technology
systems.
Our support packages and support workers delivering support are all
monitored using the Webroster System. By using the Internet Webroster system
users of our service, their carers and professionals are able to access details
of their support package including the dates and times of when support is being
delivered and which of our staff will be delivering this support.
At the push of a button we are able to monitor the quality of the support being
offered including checking that support tasks have been completed and that
support workers have delivered support at the agreed times and dates.
