Homecare in West Norwood
Award winning Right at Home Mitcham Streatham and Dulwich are proud to provide quality care and companionship in clients' homes in West Norwood. We work together as a team to provide the very best for each client every visit.
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Homecare in West Norwood
Right at Home support elderly people and those with personal care and support needs in West Norwood and surrounding areas – it is with great pride that we provide quality homecare in West Norwood as part of our care at home services.
You or your loved one may not necessarily need a lot of help. We’re here to support with daily activities and companionship to enable independence, wellbeing and preventing isolation and loneliness. We also provide specialist care such as dementia care, live-in care and respite care. Many of our Clients say their CareGivers are good friends and their relationships enrich and improve their day to day lives, which we are immensely happy to hear.
Get in touch to discover how our homecare services in West Norwood can support you or your loved ones.
Our office is in the Business Resource Centre 1st floor 537 Norwood Road below The Shala, entrance around the corner.
Our trusted home care services
We support thousands of families each day, who trust in us to provide their loved ones with companionship and support in staying independent. We can tailor our support to give bespoke care to each individual, whether it’s a little help in getting out and about, respite care, palliative care or other requirements. We also provide specialist care such as dementia care, live-in care and respite care.
Whether you are looking for help with dementia care, home support, palliative care or something else, our CareGivers have the experience and skills to provide you with high quality home care in West Norwood. Our support team is ready to guide you through the process and ensure your experience is a smooth process. Put your trust in us to support you and your loved ones at home. Right at Home Mitcham Streatham and Dulwich offer a range of care services in West Norwood, these include.....
Live in care in West Norwood
Right at Home Mitcham Streatham and Dulwich also provides Live-in Care in West Norwood. Our experienced live-in carers are totally committed to providing the best possible care for each Client every day. In West Norwood the local shops and excellent public transport connections allow our carers to do the shopping and (where suitable) arrange days out and social activities such as Café Create (friendship and activities for people living with dementia) or a visit to the Floral Hall Garden Centre. On a Spring Day, a walk in the local Tivoli Park can really lift the spirits thanks to fresh air and Spring flowers.
Get in touch to find out more about receiving care from Right at Home in West Norwood and surrounding areas.
Tim H | Son of Client"Right at Home have been caring for my parents, one of whom has dementia, and both are frail. They provide friendly and practical help and companionship and really get to know them. They are happy to help with whatever has been needed, with the highest quality of care. This applies at all levels of the organisation, and the carers are chosen with care."
West Norwood
The centre of West Norwood sits in a bowl surrounded by hillsides on its east, west and south sides. From many parts of the area, distant views can be seen, of places such as the City of London, Canary Wharf and Crystal Palace.
Parts of West Norwood have been declared conservation areas including the area around the cemetery, Lancaster Avenue and Rosendale Road. Local landmarks include St Luke's Church, the late Victorian fire station (now the South London Theatre) on Norwood High Street, the early 20th-century former fire station at Norwood Road and the original public library at Knights Hill.
Sadly, West Norwood’s big art deco cinema was demolished in the 1980s. Named The Regal it was built at 304 Norwood Road in the late 1920s. It was designed by architect F Edward Jones (who also designed Madame Tussaud's). The cinema sat 2,010 and was equipped with a Christie Manual organ. Following its closure in 1964, the building became a Top Rank Bingo Club a few months later and remained open until 1978. A B&Q store can be seen today on the site.
Places our CareGivers take their Clients in and around West Norwood include:
- Coffee or lunch at our local café SOLE LUNA.
- Visit to local garden centre
- Art session at Age Exchange Café Create (we send a volunteer to this one)
- Lunch and movie at the West Norwood Picture House
- Walk in Tivoli Park
