The Oxford House Partnership warmly welcomes the presence of Her Royal Highness, The Princess of Wales, on her visit to the Oxford House Nursing Home. For more information about her visitation please read our press release.

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Community Care / Respite Care Slough, Berkshire

Respite Care Slough, Berkshire

Caring for the caregivers Providing care for a loved one is hard work and not always easy. Our respite care services in Berkshire, Slough, are here to help you. We know how difficult it can […]

Caring for the caregivers

Providing care for a loved one is hard work and not always easy. Our respite care services in Berkshire, Slough, are here to help you. We know how difficult it can be trying to juggle your day-to-day life and also look after your loved one without feeling run down and exhausted. Taking care of yourself is one of the most important, and often one of the most forgotten things.

When your needs are taken care of, the person you care for will benefit too. This is why we offer caregivers and relatives the chance to take some time out, on either a regular basis or just every now and again. Whether you need a small break, want to go on a holiday, or simply just need extra time to complete daily tasks without feeling overwhelmed, our respite services are here to help and support you.

When it comes to respite care, there are a multitude of benefits for your loved one too. Having the opportunity to meet different people and socialise outside of the family provides extra stimulation and excitement in their life.

It’s only natural that you want to know your loved one is in safe hands. That’s why, at Oxford House Community Care, we only employ carers who meet our high standards, and who we are confident will always provide individualised and compassionate care.

Examples of how this support is provided include:

  • Helping in the home, whilst the family is out
  • Supporting a new or inexperienced family carer
  • Giving the carer the opportunity to take a short break
Child holding the hands of an elderly man in the Oxford House Nursing Home

Me and my wife and Mum have been given a new lease of life because she enjoys chatting to the carers and seeing people outside of the family.

From the Care Quality Commission report on Oxford House Community Care published March 2019
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