Joycele  Ltd is a domiciliary provider. We provide personal care for individuals age 18+ in their own home. We provide care for people with learning disabilities, ADHD, communication difficulties, mental health conditions, physical disabilities, sensory impairments, Dementia, end of life and people who have had strokes.

We deliver a trained and dedicated home care service that upholds the principles of rights, choice, dignity and privacy to all people, and we acknowledge the differences in ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. Supported living services enable individuals with a disability to live independently in their own home, with appropriate support to help them manage their own tenancy and achieve greater freedom and control in their lives. Support is provided in a person’s own house, their flat or in a shared living environment. The services we provide can range from occasional visits from a support worker, flexible support during the day or in the evening, overnight and/or at weekends, right through to 24 hours a day. Some services might be shared if more than one person with support needs live together, for instance a couple sharing a flat. Our staff are fully trained and take a person-centred approach to planning and delivering each individual’s support. This means that, when we work with a person and their family, we listen to what they want and what matters to them, so they are always at the very heart of conversations and decisions about their support, and how it is planned and provided. Together, we create a unique and tailored ‘personal support plan’ for each individual, that outlines the type of support they receive, how much and how often. Our fully trained staff help with things like: • personal care – health and wellbeing, washing, preparing meals, medication • running a home – maintaining a tenancy agreement, budgeting, paying bills • healthy living – help with making healthy lifestyle choices • household tasks – cleaning, laundry, cooking • building links with the community – developing friendships, maintaining personal relationships, contact with family and friends • leisure activities – socialising, going on holiday • education and employment – identifying opportunities, applying for college or jobs, arranging training.