Visiting Angels South West Kent & East Sussex

Quality Homecare in South West Kent & East Sussex

Your home is a foundation of love, warmth, and cherished relationships. Moving away from a place you hold dear and know so well can be a challenging decision to make.

At Visiting Angels, we understand the significance of providing care that is tailored precisely to your unique needs and preferences. Our commitment lies in offering consistently personalized, flexible, and adaptable care solutions.

Whether you require assistance with

Companionship
Elderly Care
Dementia Care
Palliative Care
Complex Care
Personal Care
Hospital Discharge Support
Help at Home

We are here to support you. Additionally, we are more than happy to assist with daily activities such as light housework, meal preparation, pet care, and providing escort services to appointments or social activities.

With our compassionate caregivers by your side, you or your loved one can continue to experience happiness and independence in the comfort of your own home. We are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for our clients and ensuring they receive the utmost care and attention they deserve.

Areas Covered

Our caregivers are available to provide in Tunbridge Wells , Tonbridge, Southborough, Sevenoaks, Crowborough, Wadhurst, Ticehurst, and many villages and towns around. We cover postcodes TN1 to TN20

It is important to our service that our caregivers are local to you. This means that they are already part of your community.

Firstly, by introducing you to local caregivers they will understand your area. Secondly, we are able to cover the semi rural areas of South west Kent and East Sussex.

You will be offered a choice of caregivers matched to your care needs and also to your interests.

Enquire about Homecare

Thank you for all your support on Thursday , despite a small attendance it was still lovely . Jade was lovely and fitted in nicely in the group it would be great to see her again

Thank you so much all of you and Jade for going that extra mile. Fabulous to see a cheeky smile on her face again.

So good to see mum smiling! You have made such a positive difference in a very short time. The care you provide to mum is wonderful.

Thank you so much

Simply lovely, Thank you all so much for everything you have done for mum. Getting her back in garden- she keeps commenting on her seedlings and reading the research you did for her during her time at Goya as a young woman, talking about her old boss- the creator of the Goya perfume. Just Cant thank you enough.

Made my day, you are so kind and caring and I cannot wait to start with you, god bless you all – you really are true angels!

-PB

Just thanking you both for the care and consideration you gave my uncle this morning, you were fantastic. Never thought I would see the day when he would be happy having carers in his house, but he is looking forward to it now, thank you

I have been massively impressed by Visiting Angels North Shropshire’s work ethic and wish that all care providers offered the same dignity and standards. I will definitely be recommending Visiting Angels North Shropshire to anyone who might need your services

I have nothing but praise for Visiting Angels – such a caring team of people, always pleasant, never in a hurry and nothing is too much trouble! They certainly go the extra mile and I have no hesitation in recommending them.

Your care is exceptional. My Uncle is so happy . I never thought I would see the day . Thank you for all you do!

-RR

Visiting Angels South West Kent & East Sussex

Unit 14, Sham Farm,
Sham Farm Road,
Eridge Green,
Tunbridge Wells,
TN3 9JA.

01892 571 925

Research by Age UK shows that of the 3.6 million older people who live alone in the UK, 1.9 million often feel ‘ignored or invisible’. It also reveals that loneliness can be as harmful for health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.

Meet the Team

Maxine Maters – Managing Director

Maxine tried out law and the press before she moved into running a social care business. Her conviction is that all sectors she wants to work in, must have a social benefit to them. In Russia where she worked she often found that staff were badly treated. Something that resonated with her when she explored entering the care sector. Visiting Angels stood out with their institutionalised carer-centric approach. In her spare time she sails the seas on her sail boat “Blue Dove”

Gillian Douglass – Registered Manager

Gillian was born and raised in Kent and Medway. She has worked in social care for over twenty years and has a wide range of experience with a variety of clients both in the UK and the US. Gillian has worked in all three sectors of the economy and has also held voluntary positions at the local comprehensive school in Tunbridge Wells, the Friends of Grosvenor and Hilbert Park and a political party.

Gillian was attracted to Visiting Angels because of their carer-centric philosophy which enables caregivers to care for their clients in a holistic way. “Visiting Angels provides a great framework to both enable caregivers to develop professionally and provide outstanding care for our clients,” she says.

“Thank for literally being “visiting angels” to dad. Without you his life would not have that magic touch you brought to him. You will be treasured for your work.”

John

Rarely do company names reflect their activities, yours most certainly does.

From all our dealings with you and your staff, you have continually exceeded our expectations.

From my very first call to you on 25th of July with a “Yes of course we can help” to the end of your caring, during which time you and your staff have been wonderful.

Verna could be a very forceful and determineed woman. She was always treated with great Dignity, kindness, understanding and humour.

I must make a special mention regarding Alex, she really is an Angel with a capital ‘A’. Her treatment of Vern a was exemplary as well as making both my wife and myself more at ease with Verna’s situation. When mother was really poorly and I was unable to be with her, She even popped her head around the corner to make sure she was ok.

Nothing seemed too much trouble to her to make sure that Verna was happy and as comfortable as possible.

The carer profession cannot be the easiest, but you and your staff have continually shown the respect anyone would like their family member to receive.

G. Roberts