Compassion, Connection and Support at Home

When someone you love is living with dementia or Alzheimer’s, everyday life can feel like it’s slowly shifting. Familiar routines become confusing. Simple conversations feel harder. Personalities may change in ways that are painful to witness.

But with the right support, comfort and connection are still possible.
You’re not alone—and you don’t have to carry this on your own.

At Visiting Angels, we offer thoughtful, compassionate care for people living with dementia and Alzheimer’s—support that’s not only about safety and structure, but about preserving dignity, joy, and human connection.

Care that starts with the person, not the condition

No two people experience dementia or Alzheimer’s the same way. That’s why our care is always person-centred—built around who your loved one is, not just what they’re struggling with.

Whether it’s listening to their favourite music, helping them bake a simple recipe, or taking time for a walk in the garden, we focus on the things they can still do and enjoy. Familiar faces, warm routines, and a sense of control can offer real comfort.

Our Angel caregivers take time to get to know each client’s personality, history, and habits—building trust gently and consistently. It’s this relationship-based approach that helps ease anxiety and creates small, meaningful moments of connection.

“She may not always remember my name, but she lights up when she sees me walk through the door.”

Familiar Faces, Not Uniforms

At Visiting Angels, we believe care should feel personal—not clinical. That’s why our caregivers don’t wear uniforms.

Instead, they arrive dressed like any visitor or friend—professional but relaxed—helping to maintain a sense of normality and warmth. This can be especially reassuring for people living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, where comfort and familiarity matter so much.

Of course, all our carers wear a discreet identifying badge for safety and peace of mind.

For many clients, this also helps protect their privacy and dignity. There’s no outward sign that care is taking place—so neighbours and visitors are none the wiser. Your home remains your own private sanctuary, free from stigma or scrutiny.

And because we retain over 90% of our caregivers, we’re able to offer something rare in the care world: real continuity.
Fewer strangers. Fewer explanations. Just the comfort of seeing the same trusted person—someone who knows how you take your tea, which stories make you smile, and what calms you on a difficult day.

“Mum hadn’t smiled in days, but when her carer brought out her favourite music, she lit up. It’s those little things that matter.” – Anna, daughter of a client

Many of our Angel carers are trained in dementia-friendly techniques—so whether you need help with personal care, daily routines, or just a reassuring presence, we’re here to support both you and your loved one with warmth and dignity.

Everyday support, every step of the way

Our dementia and Alzheimer’s care includes support with:

• Personal care like bathing, dressing, and meals

• Daily routines to bring structure and reduce confusion

• Memory prompts using signs, calendars, and gentle reminders

• Engaging activities that stimulate memory and bring joy

• Safety-focused adaptations around the home

• Emotional companionship, patience, and presence

And importantly, we’re there to support you, too. Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer’s is a beautiful act of love—but it can be exhausting. Taking breaks, having someone to talk to, and knowing your loved one is in safe hands can make a world of difference.

The comfort of home

Many families worry that a move to a care home will feel disruptive or disorienting. That’s why in-home care can be so powerful.

Being in familiar surroundings—with their favourite chair, their usual view from the kitchen window, their own photographs—can help reduce anxiety and confusion. It also allows your loved one to keep a sense of autonomy and comfort.

And with Visiting Angels, they’ll also have something just as important: someone who truly cares.

You don’t have to do this alone

Dementia and Alzheimer’s care isn’t just about keeping someone safe—it’s about keeping them connected.

Whether you need help for a few hours a week or more consistent daily support, we’re here to walk this journey with you—with warmth, skill, and genuine compassion.

💬 Let’s talk about how we can support your family.
📞 Call us today on 01227 204858 or fill out our short enquiry form to get started.

Because care should feel like kindness—and nobody should face dementia alone.