Help at home

Ted1964
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How do you actually get a carer, when you have no family, to come help with daily activities?
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Hi @Ted1964, how are you?
I would advise contacting your local authority or social care provider. You can use this NHS resource to find services local to you.0 -
Thanks for the reply. I just seem to be going around in circles at the minute0
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Sorry to hear that @Ted1964, what makes you feel that way? Have you tried reaching out for help before?
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Yes I have. It feels like I’m banging my head against a wall sometimes. I’m just getting passed from pillar to post0
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I'm sorry to hear that's how it's going @Ted1964, it can often be frustrating getting the help you need and sometimes it's time consuming.
Hopefully the community can be here to support you.0 -
I hope so.0
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Hi,You can refer yourself for a needs assessment by contact your local council. Whether they will come out to visit you for this at the moment i have no idea. My local council are not attending any home appointments and everything is done by phone calls.
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Hi as above refer yourself for a care needs assessment, also may be worth talking to your GP to see if they can help
Another solution would be to resource a carer privately if you are ate to afford this (dont shout at me ) even if its temp till social services provide something1 -
Thank you both. I’ll let you know how it goes0
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