Christchurch: 01202 496516
Winchester: 01962 940100
Out of Office Care: 07949 152730
Email: info@christchurchcare.co.uk
Tailored Care for Your Loved Ones - Providing Support for Elderly, Disabled, and Vulnerable Adults at Home
Compassionate and Professional Care for Every Need - From Dementia to Disability Support
Get In Touch
Call us on +441202496516 or fill in the form below and one of the team will be in touch within 24-hours.
Contact Us
Registered Nurses
We have registered nurses available to work in the Dorset area, at short notice. All our registered nurses are personally interviewed by a Christchurch Care registered nurse and their credentials evidenced via the NMC employee checking service. Two clinical references are required, in addition to the DBS.
Support Workers
All support workers, regardless of experience, receive a comprehensive induction course which is bespoke to their role and previous experience of care provision. We work closely with a number of local care homes who support our less experienced staff by permitting them to “job shadow” and gain valuable experience.
Dedicated to Meeting Unique Care Needs
Whether you’re seeking elderly care for your parents, dementia care homes near you, or support for disabled adults, Christchurch Care is here to provide the assistance and comfort your family deserves.
Our experienced carers offer specialised support, whether it’s helping with daily activities or providing companionship.
We are proud to offer comprehensive elderly companion care, ensuring your loved ones feel safe and supported, even when you can’t be there.
Catering Staff
We have cooks, assistant cooks, kitchen assistants and housekeepers. Our kitchen staff all have an enhanced DBS check and CIEH level 2 in Food Hygiene. They have a strong understanding of good nutritional care for vulnerable adults and children.

Our cooks are experienced in preparing meals for up to 70 residents: they are able to provide a selection of two or three main choices and can cater for specific dietary requirements, such as low fat, low sugar, fortification and pureed meals.
Our assistant cooks and kitchen assistants are trained in supporting the kitchen team as necessary, within care homes. They are extremely aware of the additional care required during service, in order to meet the individual needs of service users.
Housekeeping
Housekeepers can be supplied to the care environment or to individuals in their own home.
Our housekeeping team all undertake DBS and provide two positive references. The housekeeping team attend regular training in health and safety, infection control, COSHH, moving and handling (of equipment) and safeguarding of vulnerable adults and children.
Individual housekeeping provision (i.e. in one’s own home) is subject to spot checks by the quality assurance team.

Temporary and permanent Industrial contracts are undertaken.
Comprehensive Care Options for Every Situation
We specialise in care for elderly parents, support for disabled adults, and those who need a helping hand at home, offering tailored services including:
Carers for elderly
Providing compassionate support for elderly individuals in their own homes, from personal care to companionship.
Home help for disabled adults
Our professional carers are here to help with every aspect of daily living, whether it’s assistance with cooking, cleaning, or mobility support.
Agency
Caring for Every Step of Life
Our focus is on the whole person, not just their condition. From elderly care near you to support for handicapped adults, our services ensure that each person feels valued and respected. We tailor our support to meet specific needs, whether that’s elderly care for a loved one with dementia or providing the extra help required by someone with mobility challenges.
FAQs
How do I contact you?
Call any of our branches. If your request is for block bookings, please email us and we will respond with staff names within 48 hours.
Can you provide staff to support shifts in Care Homes?
We have staff available to support a variety of day and night shifts in Care Homes.
Do you recruit permanent staff for Care Homes?
Yes, we do. Tell us your requirements and we will send you some Curriculum Vitae.
What sort of staff do you supply?
Mainly Registered Nurses and Health Care Assistants. We have a small number of chefs and cleaners available.
How will we be sure staff are booked to cover the shift?
We will email a booking confirmation to you and the Agency Worker. During the weekend, if you book emergency cover, we will phone to confirm and follow up by email on the next working day.
What is your recruitment process for Agency Workers?
Interviews, 2 written and 2 verbal references, current training and DBS check. HCAs have completed the Care Certificate and Registered Nurse pins are checked.
How will I know the recruitment process has been carried out thoroughly?
You will have a Worker Profile attached to your confirmation email. The profile contains the individual’s photo, full name, training, DBS status and when the Registered Nurse PIN was last checked.
What is your shift cancellation policy?
We require 24 hours notice prior to commencement of the shift.
Do you provide a uniform to your staff?
All Agency Workers are provided with Christchurch Care uniforms and Lanyards for their photographic identification badges.
Are the Agency Workers entitled to breaks and meals?
The Agency Workers must have all the entitlements you give your own directly employed staff, in line with the Agency Worker Regulations.
Can I request staff by name?
Yes, you can, we will contact them and let you know their availability.
Can I book staff for further shifts whilst they are on duty in my Care Home?
You can ask the member of staff if they are free, but the booking must made directly with Christchurch Care.
Can I request a male or female worker?
Yes, you can specify your preference for male or female carers at the time of booking.
Do you check up on your staff whilst they are working in the Care Home Environment?
We carry out spot checks and Good Governance audits.
Duty of Care
Everyone working on behalf of Christchurch Care has a Duty of Care to the people they look after. Our healthcare professionals must reasonably ensure that no harm comes to any person under their care.
Privacy, dignity and choice must be protected at all times.
