East Sussex Shared Lives Scheme
✓ Verified LicenseEast Sussex Shared Lives Scheme in Eastbourne provides a distinctive approach to care by matching individuals with trained care providers who offer support within their own homes. This domiciliary care service is part of the established Shared Lives model, which emphasizes personalised, community-based support that allows people to maintain their independence whilst receiving the help they need. The scheme works with carefully selected and supported carers across East Sussex, creating tailored care arrangements that prioritize relationships and individual wellbeing.
Key Takeaways
East Sussex Shared Lives Scheme provides domiciliary care services in Eastbourne, England. Call +44 1323 747415.
Eastbourne, England
Contact details
- Address
- Eastbourne, England BN21 3UU
Approximate location — contact the provider to confirm.
- Phone
- +44 1323 747415Unverified — report an issue
- Visit website
- www.eastsussex.gov.ukUnverified — report an issue
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Care types: Domiciliary Care
Trust signals
- License: 1-2459233803
- Languages: English
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is East Sussex Shared Lives Scheme located?
East Sussex Shared Lives Scheme is located at Eastbourne, England BN21 3UU.
How do I contact East Sussex Shared Lives Scheme?
You can reach East Sussex Shared Lives Scheme by phone at +44 1323 747415.
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