Personal care & daily living
Help with washing, dressing, toileting, meals and medication — at the times you choose.
- Washing & dressing
- Meals
- Medication support
Disability care · North London
Your life, your choices, your independence.
Personalised support for adults living with a disability — at home and out in the community — shaped entirely around how you want to live.
Our approach
You're the expert in your own life.
We don't start from a diagnosis or a list of tasks. We start by asking what you want your days to look like — and then work out how we can help.
- Choice
“I decide how my day runs — when I get up, what I eat, where I go.”
- Dignity
“Personal care is done my way, privately and respectfully.”
- Independence
“Support helps me do things — it doesn’t do them for me.”
- Voice
“I’m asked first, listened to, and my plan changes when I want it to.”
How we can support you
At home and out in the world.
Mobility & accessibility
Safe support with transfers and moving around, using the equipment set out in your care plan.
- Transfers
- Getting around
- Using equipment
Community participation
Getting out to work, study, volunteering, shops, places of worship — whatever matters to you.
- Work & study
- Clubs & groups
- Local life
Appointments & social life
Company and practical help for appointments, seeing friends and trying new things.
- Appointments
- Friends & family
- Hobbies
Adults with physical disabilities
Support for adults of any age living with a physical disability or long-term condition — from help with personal care and transfers to getting out and about with confidence.
Adults with learning disabilities
We support adults with learning disabilities to build routines, skills and confidence at home and in the community. Every package is subject to an assessment of individual needs and our ability to provide safe, appropriate support.
Individual care plans
Planned with you, not for you.
Your care plan records how you like things done, what you want to work towards, and how you prefer to communicate. It's reviewed regularly — and whenever you ask.
- Working alongside your circleWith your agreement, we involve family, friends and the professionals who support you — such as your GP, occupational therapist or social worker.
- Consistent carersA small, regular team who learn your routines and how you like things done.
- Reviewed regularlyWe check in on how things are going and update the plan as your goals or needs change.
Getting started
Four steps, on your terms.
- 1
Talk to us
Tell us about you, what you’d like support with and what matters most.
- 2
Free assessment
We meet — at home or wherever suits — to understand your needs and preferences.
- 3
Your care plan
We agree the plan together and introduce carers who suit you.
- 4
Support begins
We stay in touch and review the plan whenever you ask.
Common questions
Disability care FAQs
Who decides what support looks like?
You do. Your care plan is built around your goals, preferences and routines, and you can ask to change it at any time.
Do you support adults under 65?
Yes. We support adults of all ages, including working-age adults living with a disability.
Can carers support me out in the community?
Yes. Support can include getting to appointments, work, classes, social activities and anywhere else you want to go.
Will I have the same carers?
We aim to build a small, regular team around you, so you’re supported by people who know how you like things done.
What is the minimum amount of support?
Our private care packages start from seven hours a week, with each visit lasting at least an hour.
Independent reviews
Kind words from the families we support.
Read genuine, independent reviews from people and families who have experienced care from Hedgerow Homecare.
