Respite care
For primary caregivers who want time to recharge and get a much-needed break without compromising their clients' needs.
About us
Providing the Best Level of Person-Centered Care
Hope Valley Care has entered this industry intending to provide intensive care to aged people, patients with domestic care, complex and post-operative needs. Our services aim to offer extra pair of hands to those who can’t perform their daily activities independently.
To make life easier for those with certain disabilities, we have a registered manager with 14 years of experience in the care sector. Our professionals are compassionate individuals delivering continuity of care and flexible options right at the service user’s home.
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One Company Bringing Several Services Together
Live in care
We arrange extensive care in your house to fulfill your needs.
Domiciliary care
Vetted carers to take care of your medications and other activities.
Supported living
We provide emotional, physical, and mental support with customised plans.
Complex care
Hope Care Valley provides complex care for people suffering from serious medical conditions.
Waking nights
Our carer works overnight so your loved ones can sleep peacefully.
Support services
We settle for nothing less than delivering high-quality support services.
Mental Health Conditions
A healthy mind makes a healthy body, so we have designed services that promote engagement, stimulation, and mental well-being.
Testimonials
Krista Collins
“We've recently had a good experience with a very disciplined and knowledgeable caregiver, and we want to tell all the other families to get in touch with Hope Valley for their domiciliary needs. If you are looking for someone to manage your home quickly, they are the best.”
Jessica Williams
“I have been working with Hope Valley Care for quite some time, and it is the best company I can advice one to work with. They are taking care of my mother who has dementia. Throughout this time, any concerns I've raised have been caringly heard and resolved.”
Tom Moss
“Every day for 1.5 hours, a carer looks after me to ensure I get my medication, that the doors and windows are locked, and that any electrical appliances are turned off safely. The carers make sure I take my medication as directed and eat my meals. The daily visits in the evenings to converse and meet a familiar face are something I look forward to.”