If you think you or someone else may need care or support, the first step is to understand your needs and how you might get help.

Providing care for people in their own homes and providing a Brokerage Service to search for care and support options.

Guidance and support with daily tasks in the home to maintain or improve your own independence or that of someone you care for.

Options to get in contact for a range of situations.

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

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 to stay independent, which includes information about mobility and accessibility, as well as driving and Blue Badge parking.

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.

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

Information about equipment, technology or adjustments to your home as well as community transport, travel and help with daily tasks to live independently.

Information about improving your strength and balance and the resistance bands exercises you can do to help with your health.

Falls prevention guidance to check if you’re at risk of falling, the steps to look after yourself and what to do if you have a fall.

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

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

If you are moving location or moving between local authorities and need to keep care and support in place.