If you or a loved one needs support with everyday tasks, social care may be right for you to provide practical support and care.

Support and guidance for people with learning disabilities and their families.

Where to get help in a crisis, mental health support services, self-help resources for you or someone you care for and guidance for drug and alcohol disorders.

What care homes and supported accommodation options are available in Worcestershire

When leaving hospital and returning home may mean you need some extra care and support.

Information for autistic people and their families.

Care and support you can get within your home.

Information about support for personal care, equipment, technology or adjustments to your home as well as community transport, travel and help after coming out of hospital.

Reablement is a service provided to you at home and aims to promote and maintain your independence and reduce the need for formal care and support services.

Support information for those with or looking after someone with dementia.

Support and advice on safe mobility, daily living and communication skills to support across the spectrum of sensory loss: hard of hearing, deaf, deafened and deafblind.

If your main need for care is because of your health you may be eligible for NHS "continuing healthcare" (CHC) funded support.

Advice and guidance for employing a personal care assistant and support for personal assistants.

Find out all of the care options available in Worcestershire to meet your needs or the needs some someone else.

Support and guidance for those who are carers or who look after and care for a family member, partner or friend.

Guidance if you're looking for social care or support for an adult in Worcestershire.

Paying for care, calculating your care costs and support you may be eligible for towards the cost of your care.

Advocates will help support and speak up for you during assessments, care and support planning, safeguarding and reviews.

Support available in Worcestershire if you or your family need support during end of life care.
 

How people in hospitals or care homes who lack the capacity to consent to certain treatments are protected.

Our Local Account sets out how well we are doing at meeting the needs of residents who require care and support. 

If you are moving location and need to keep care and support in place.

If your main need for care is because of your health you may be eligible for NHS "continuing healthcare" (CHC) funded support.

Small businesses providing care and support to local people.