Overview
We specialise in meeting the needs and requirements of people with mental health issues, autism, learning disabilities or challenging behaviours, as well as domiciliary care services to private clients and those referred by social services
Quality Domiciliary Care Services
JWM Support provides in-home senior care, helping older adults continue to live well and independently at home.
Hourly Visiting
Hourly visiting home care is a flexible care service for people who need some help to live independently at home.
Our Live-In Care
We enable people to live comfortably in their own homes, while they are being cared for full-time.
Dementia Care
We help you arrange specialist live-in dementia care. Our carers stay in your loved one's home, for them to enjoy the familiarity of home.
Our Respite Care
We are always there to step in when you need to make time for yourself from caring for your loved ones.
JWM Support's Facilities
All of our facilities are close to local shops and on the local bus route. We offer an environment which feels like home, whilst maintaining the highest standards of professional care 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, 365 days a year. Our residents are treated with dignity and respect.
Supported Living Services
All of our innovative services are focused on supporting people to be as independent as possible within their own homes and in their local community.
Learning Disability Support
At JWM Support we support people with learning disabilities, we help individuals with their learning and are there to support them.
Religion and Culture
We encourage young people to explore and fully understand their rights in this aspect and be well informed about ways of challenging discrimination.
Counselling/Personal Support
Our mentoring and support services vary depending on what is required. This could be personal services, such as help with maintaining a good social life etc.
Type of service
Homecare agencies
Supported living
Service specialism
Caring for adults over 65 yrs
Caring for adults under 65 yrs
Caring for children (0 - 18yrs)
Dementia
Learning disabilities
Mental health conditions
Physical disabilities