Short term care

Short-term support from social care services 

To help you stay as independent as possible, we can help you with short-term support. 

We also offer a rehabilitation and recovery service to help you regain independence and return home after hospital - this is called intermediate care. We will talk to you about what help might be available and if you are eligible for intermediate care. 

If you then require further longer-term support, you may need to pay for our services. Visit our paying for care page for further information.

Get online advice to help you with everyday activities: self-assessment 

Use our free AskSARA online self-assessment tool to find out how you can help yourself with daily activities in your own home. You can do this instead of contacting us directly for a social care needs assessment.

Once you have completed the assessment, you will be provided with an online report showing how you can make adjustments in your home or the type of equipment needed to support you.

Support for people who care for you 

If you receive care from a family member, friend or neighbour, they may be eligible for support to help them care for you. To check their eligibility to receive support, they need to complete a carer assessment online.

Visit our carer assessment page for more information.

We are experiencing high levels of demand, which means we may not be able to arrange an assessment as quickly as we would like. If you have contacted us and are waiting for a response, please be assured that we have received your information and will be in touch with you as soon as possible.