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At Home Instead Stockport & Tameside we believe that continuing to live at home as you age is the most comfortable solution. Staying at home offers support, peace of mind, security and allows you or a loved one to maintain independence.
However, as one ages daily tasks can become more difficult meaning you may be faced with the possibility of moving out of your home. However, this doesn’t have to be the case. Home Instead Stockport & Tameside can support you to stay in your own home, close by to family and friends with our high-quality home care services.
Our elderly home care services are rated Good by the CQC and are tailored to fit around the specific needs of you or your loved one’s life.
Home Instead Stockport & Tameside was founded by David and Joanna Moore as part of the national Home Instead family. Our highly trained team of compassionate CAREGivers in Stockport and Tameside provide professional home care you can be confident in.
From companionship care in Offerton to dementia care in Edgeley or home help in Heald Green we will work with you to offer the support you or a loved one requires to continue living at home. Personal care and palliative home care services are also available.
All our home care plans are devised on an individual basis so whatever your home care needs are, Home Instead Stockport & Tameside are here to help you so please get in touch below.
If you would like to know more about how homecare could benefit you or your loved one please submit your details below.
Growing old can bring challenges, both for the person who’s ageing and for their family. It can be frustrating for our loved ones because they can’t do everything they used to and feel like they’re losing their independence. At the same time, it might be worrying for their family as they might not be able to be there whenever their loved ones need them.
Elderly residents from across the borough were surprised with a festive hamper over the Christmas period thanks to the generosity of two local companies.
An inspiring 10-year-old Freddie Gardner from Moorfield Primary School in Hazel Grove has been busy making handmade Christmas cards and buying treats with his own pocket money for seniors living in Stockport. With the help of his mum, Freddie reached out to the community to find elderly people living in Stockport that he could send a bit of festive cheer with his cards and treats to this Christmas.
Home Instead Stockport have received a generous donation of products from the UK’s number 1 disinfectant brand, Zoflora The Concentrated Multipurpose Disinfectant has recently been proven to kill the COVID-19 virus, SARS-CoV-2! Home Instead provides care and companionship to older people living alone, and the organisation been going above and beyond to keep their clients safe, healthy and happy in these unprecedented times.
Home Instead Stockport are paving the way to creating a 'dementia-friendly' community through their free online and socially distanced sessions. The have already completed several sessions, and are supporting Morrison's in Edgeley to become the first 'fully dementia-friendly store'.
When the pandemic hit, our supermarkets felt the full force of panic buying, aggressive shoppers, fear of infection and empty shelves. It was a scary time for all of us, but for many of our elderly clients, venturing out was not an option. We looked at how we could support our clients; to help them to get their much-needed items and to keep them safe in their own homes. A few supermarkets started to implement dedicated ‘elderly hour’ shopping times, so we contacted all local supermarkets, to see if we could use our ID badges and shop for them, as getting items like toilet paper, tinned food and pasta was proving impossible. Jo Lutkevitch & Caroline Hardy from Morrisons in Edgeley listened to our concerns and wanted to offer more support, they asked us to come in for a meeting to discuss how they could help our clients.
