Dementia Care.
We support people living with dementia, as well as their families and carers, at every stage of the dementia journey from pre-diagnosis support and early intervention through to specialist dementia care and end of life care.
We understand that no two people experience dementia in the same way. That is why we take a person-centred approach to everything we do, ensuring that every care and support plan is tailored to the individual’s unique needs, preferences, routines, and aspirations.
What is Dementia Care?
EveryDay Dementia Care
At EveryDay, we provide compassionate, personalised support that helps people live well with dementia while giving families confidence and peace of mind.
We can help with:
- Remaining independent at home
- Personal care and daily routines
- Companionship and meaningful activities
- Specialist dementia care as needs change
- Emotional support for families and carers
- Planning ahead for future care.
Our approach to care.
Together with the person living with dementia and their family, we develop a personalised, person-centred care plan that reflects current needs, preferences, and aspirations, while also planning for future support as circumstances change.
We understand that caring for someone with dementia can be both rewarding and challenging. That is why we are committed to providing guidance, reassurance, and practical support every step of the way. Our team can also signpost individuals and families to a range of specialist dementia services, including Admiral Nurses and other community based support networks, ensuring access to the right help at the right time.
EveryDay Dementia Care offers skilled support with everyday tasks and personal care, which may be more challenging due to living with dementia.
Practical support for carers
All members of our specialist Dementia Team receive advanced dementia training and benefit from ongoing clinical guidance and support from Admiral Nurses, due to our partnership with Age UK North Tyneside and the Dementia Connections Service. Admiral Nurses are specialist registered mental health nurses with extensive expertise in dementia care.
This enables us to:
- Support family carers with practical advice
- Build confidence in caring responsibilities
- Help people remain independent at home
- Provide expert dementia knowledge
- Offer reassurance throughout the dementia journey
Assisted independent living at Havelock Place .
The first of its kind in North Tyneside, Havelock Place has been designed following extensive consultation with people living with a cognitive impairment, their families, and their carers, along with expert input from the University of Stirling and Admiral Nurses. This ensures that all the tenants’ needs and aspirations are not just met, but exceeded.
Here every step of the way
From diagnosis to end-of-life care we can offer support every step of the way to make sure you can live well with dementia. Our Admiral Nurses can continue to support families as the person they care for nears the end of their life and also with feelings of loss and bereavement. We appreciate and understand the feelings carers may have at this time and are here to help.
End of Life care is something many of us hope we’ll never need to think about. But knowing that compassionate, experienced support is available can provide peace of mind for individuals and their families.
Our highly-trained Home Care team also provides specialist end of life care at home.
Hear from some families we have supported
“My parents are still enjoying living in their own home. With Kirsty’s patient and subtle guidance, we have adapted as a family in a way that keeps them where they want to be, both for now, and maybe for the longer term. We hope so. What we do know is we have support at each step along the way.”
“Fran’s calm presence, her compassion and rapport, her empathy, her consistency and reliability, her knowledge and expertise, her ability to reframe just enough to invite you to consider a different perspective – I can say with absolute certainty that Fran held (what often felt like) a fragmented system together, and time to properly reflect.”
Speak to our Customer Service Team today
If you’re thinking about accessing support for yourself or a loved one, we’re here to help whether you’d like more information, need some advice or want to discuss the support available.
