Children and Young People’s Domiciliary Care Services
At Sawbridge Primecare, our domiciliary care services for children and young people (aged 0–19) are designed to support their well-being, development, and independence in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes.
We provide high-quality, compassionate, and personalised care, tailored to meet the unique physical, emotional, medical, and social needs of every child we support.
Our Mission
To enhance the quality of life for children and young people by delivering safe, professional, and compassionate care that promotes independence, dignity, and holistic well-being.
Our Vision
To build a supportive, inclusive care environment where every child can thrive and reach their full potential while remaining at home with those they love.
Who we support
Care That Understands Every Journey
Our service is suited for children and young people with:
- Physical or learning disabilities
- Complex medical conditions
- Emotional or behavioural challenges
- Neurodivergent needs, including autism and ADHD
- Those requiring palliative or end-of-life care
We work collaboratively with families, local authorities, healthcare professionals, and safeguarding agencies to ensure the best outcomes for every child in our care.
Our Core Values
- Child-Centred Approach – Every decision is made with the child’s best interests at heart.
- Dignity & Respect – We value individuality and treat every young person with respect.
- Empowerment – We nurture confidence, independence, and personal growth.
- Collaboration – We work in partnership with families, professionals, and agencies.
- Integrity & Accountability – We uphold the highest professional and ethical standards.
Our Objectives
- Ensure safety and well-being – A secure, nurturing environment where children feel safe and supported.
- Promote independence – Encouraging self-care and development where appropriate.
- Deliver high-quality care – Attending to physical, emotional, and social needs.
- Support education and participation – Helping children access school and social opportunities.
- Enhance health and emotional well-being – Facilitating access to healthcare and mental health support.
- Support families – Providing respite, guidance, and tailored assistance for parents and guardians.
Services
Care That Comes to You
Personal Care
We assist with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, hygiene routines, and mobility support, helping children feel confident and comfortable in their daily lives. Our care professionals also support medication administration and monitor general health, working in partnership with families and healthcare teams.
Complex Care
Our team is experienced in delivering specialist care to children with complex medical needs, including the use of feeding tubes, ventilators, and mobility aids. We also provide compassionate palliative and end-of-life care, ensuring dignity and support for children with life-limiting conditions and their families.
Emotional & Behavioural Support
We provide tailored emotional support for children experiencing mental health challenges or behavioural difficulties. This includes working with children who are autistic, have ADHD, or are neurodivergent, helping them manage their emotions, build confidence, and feel understood.
Educational & Social Support
We help children stay engaged with their education by supporting schoolwork and providing learning assistance. Beyond the classroom, we encourage participation in recreational and social activities, and help build essential life skills that promote independence and inclusion.
Family Support and Respite Care
We offer short-term and emergency respite care to give families a well-deserved break while ensuring continuity and quality of care for the child. Our team also provides practical guidance and emotional support for parents and caregivers navigating the challenges of care.
Safeguarding Commitment
Protecting Childhood, Prioritising Safety
We are committed to protecting the children and young people in our care through:
- Child-Centred Practice – Prioritising the child’s welfare in every action
- Prevention – Proactively identifying and minimising risks
- Protection – Swift, effective responses to safeguarding concerns
- Partnership – Close collaboration with health, education, and social care professionals
- Accountability – Ensuring all staff are trained, competent, and follow safeguarding procedures