For someone living with dementia, familiarity is medicine: the same home, the same routine, and — crucially — the same faces. We build dementia support around consistency: a small, familiar care team, routines protected, clinical oversight watching for the changes families can miss, and honest guidance for relatives navigating each stage.
Is this right for me?
A relative has been diagnosed with dementia
You want to keep someone in their familiar home and routine
Personal care or night support is becoming difficult
You need help but want to preserve independence and dignity
This is not an emergency service. If someone has chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, heavy bleeding or collapse, call 999 or go to A&E. We work alongside the NHS, not instead of it.
What can we help with?
Support in early and advanced dementia
Personal care with familiar faces
Help with routine, orientation and safety
Night support where needed
Family communication and guidance
Dementia support isn't only about care — it's about maintaining independence, familiarity and dignity for as long as possible.
What happens during your visit?
Understand the person
We learn the person's history, routines and preferences — not just their diagnosis.
Plan familiar care
We build support around the same home, same routine and same faces.
Consistent support
Familiar carers help with daily living, orientation and safety, at the level needed.
Adapt over time
Support adapts as needs change, with clinical input and family kept closely informed.
What's included
A small, consistent team of dementia-trained carers
Routines and familiar surroundings protected
Personal care, meals, prompts and companionship
Clinical oversight watching for changes and new symptoms
Night-time support for wandering and disturbed sleep
Honest, practical guidance for family at every stage
Who delivers your care
Who
What they do for you
Dementia-trained Care Workers
A consistent small team providing daily support
Registered Nurse
Monitors health changes and medication
GP
Medical oversight and family review meetings
Care Coordinator
Keeps the same faces on the rota
After your visit
Support adapts as needs change — from early-stage help to advanced care, including night support and respite. Our clinical team provides oversight, and family are kept closely involved.
We provide this service across Lurgan, Craigavon and surrounding areas. Some surrounding locations may be available depending on the service, travel requirements and clinician availability.
Not sure if we cover your area? Call 028 9621 1981 with your postcode and our team will check — or see Areas we cover.
Booking for someone else?
Yes — a family member, carer or authorised representative can contact us to arrange this for a patient, provided the patient consents. Many of our bookings are made by a son or daughter for a parent.
Frequently asked questions
Do you help with early-stage as well as advanced dementia?
Yes — from light support that preserves independence early on, through to advanced care with personal care and night support.
Can you keep the same carers?
We aim for continuity — same home, same routine and, as far as possible, same familiar faces, which matters enormously in dementia.
Can you help with night-time and wandering?
Yes — we can arrange night support and build safety into the care plan.
Do you help with medication?
Yes — medication support is part of care, with clinical oversight from our team.
Is respite available for family?
Yes — we can provide respite so family carers get a break.
Will you keep the family informed?
Yes — family communication is central to how we work.
