Maximising Independence And Quality Of Life

Delivering Quality Care and Supporting Independence

We are a leading provider of a range of social care services, including domiciliary care, extra care, supported living, and specialist services such as reablement and Discharge 2 Assess (D2A).

3000+

Service Users

CQC Regulated

Regulated by the CQC with an overall rating of Good. Each of our Extra Care services is led by a Registered Manager.

Person Centered

We actively engage with families and care professionals to allow us to tailor our care delivery approach.

In Partnership

Working in partnership with commissioners and care professionals within the South East.

Outcome Based

Our key focus is to enable individuals to maximise their independence and quality of life.

About Us

Compassion is at the Heart of Our Care

With over 10 years of regulated care experience, we take pride in delivering a high-quality, safe, and cost-effective service. We operate a comprehensive Quality Assurance and Customer Satisfaction programme to ensure we provide the very best service we can.

We support older people and adults with dementia, mental health needs, learning and physical disabilities, and other complex health needs.

We provide care services in the following settings:

The person’s own home
Supported living housing
Assisted living and extra care housing
Residential care services
Sheltered care accommodation
Intermediate care establishments

We also work in partnership with Comfort Care Services Ltd to provide specialist-supported living services for people with learning and physical disabilities, mental health needs, and other complex needs.

Why Choose Us

We have the staff, resources, and expertise required to deliver care and support to each individual, with the aim of uplifting their standard of living and maintaining their independence.

We are client-centric and we go the extra mile to understand the care and support needs of the individuals we support.

Our care staff are trained within our in-house training academy with access to specialist trainers where required, within our modern training facilities.

We prefer to promote staff internally, which helps us retain our passionate, skilled staff who share our core values and strive to provide the best quality care.

Tailored Support

Services We Provide

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Personal Care

Our CQC-regulated personal care services are built around your individual needs and personal routines, ensuring you live life comfortably on your own terms. Our trained staff deliver personal care discreetly and sensitively, by simplifying tasks that would normally be too difficult without aid.

Domiciliary Care

Domiciliary care allows you to remain in a familiar, comfortable environment while receiving the additional support needed for everyday tasks. By receiving care in your own home, you are guaranteed one-to-one emotional, physical, and practical support shaped around your own terms.

Specialist Care

Our specialist care services focus on your road to physical and mental recovery after medical treatment, with the aim of getting your independence and confidence back as quickly and safely as possible. Specialist care services we offer include Reablement, Discharge 2 Assess (D2A) and Delirium.

Dementia Resource Centre

The Dementia Resource Centre, open Monday to Friday, is a service aimed at older people who live in Hillingdon, have a formal diagnosis of dementia, and require support as they may be at risk of social isolation.

The centre runs a variety of sessions and activities such as daily living skills, gardening, reminiscence activities, arts and crafts, running a local Kiosk, and sports. Activities run by external activity leaders can also be offered, such as Yoga. All the activities are designed to maintain independence, provide mental and physical stimulation, and offer emotional support.

Transportation services are also offered to ensure that visitors can be picked up and dropped back safely.

All admissions are identified by an assessment of care needs undertaken by a social worker in the All Age Disability Team. To make a referral, please call Hillingdon Adult Social Care Direct at 01895 55 66 33.

CQC Regulated Care

What is the CQC?

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an independent regulator of health and social care in England. Their role is to register, monitor, inspect and rate services, and act as an independent voice for those who use regulated services.

Our Ratings

Our registered services are regulated independently by the CQC, and each service has its own registered manager.

The CQC has assessed our Head Office branch and two of our services (updated June 2024).

Please click the links below to view our reports:

Our Registered Services

Locations

Areas We Cover

CCS Homecare operates across the South East, predominantly in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Surrey, Middlesex and London, including:

Buckinghamshire – Aylesbury, Stoke Poges, High Wycombe, Wexham
Berkshire – Bracknell, Eton Wick, Maidenhead, Reading, Windsor
Hillingdon – Hayes, Uxbridge
Surrey – Camberley, Dorking, East Horsley, Woking, Redhill
South West London – Harrow, Richmond, Mitcham, Twickenham
Merton – Kingston Upon Thames, Morden, Surbiton, Tooting, Wimbledon

Referrals

How To Make a Referral

Our Assessments team work closely with social workers/ brokerage teams/ care teams to help place people into the appropriate services.

To make a referral or request more information, please call the Assessments team on:

01628 902 478

Or email us at:

referrals@ccshomecare.co.uk

Careers

Work With Us

We are always looking for compassionate people who are interested in progressing or starting their careers in the social care sector.

We are currently recruiting for a number of care roles to accommodate various shifts and working patterns in our services. These roles include but are not limited to:

Care and Support Workers
Team Leaders
Service Managers
Area Managers
Operational Support

Benefits include a comprehensive training programme via our training academy to obtain recognised qualifications, food and retail discounts with the Blue Light Card and access to our Employee Assistance Programme.

Staff who already work with us can also take advantage of our referral scheme to earn unlimited referral bonuses.

Get in touch today to find out more and see what vacancies we have in your area:

jobs@ccshomecare.co.uk

01628 902 472

Location	Job Title	Contract	Shift Pattern	County	Application Form
Uxbridge	Support Assistant (Supported Living)	Full Time	0700-1500	Hillingdon	Apply
Hillingdon	Support Assistant (Supported Living)	Full Time	2300-0700	Hillingdon	Apply
Uxbridge	Support Assistant (Supported Living)	Full Time	Flexible	Hillingdon	Apply
Uxbridge	Support Assistant (Supported Living)	Full Time	2300-0700	Hillingdon	Apply
Hayes	Support Assistant (Supported Living)	Full Time	0700-1500	Hillingdon	Apply
West Drayton	Support Assistant (Supported Living)	Full Time	0700-1500	Hillingdon	Apply

Our Clients

Our Services

Get In Touch

Contact Information

CCS Homecare Services Ltd, Progress Business Centre, Unit 2, Whittle Park Way, Bath Road, Slough, Berkshire, SL1 6DQ

For general enquires, please call 01628 902 478 (9am - 5pm Monday - Friday)

For emergencies and enquiries, outside office above hours, please call 01628 902 476

General Enquires:

info@ccshomecare.co.uk

Job Vacancies:

jobs@ccshomecare.co.uk

Referrals:

referrals@ccshomecare.co.uk

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