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Home care across Bracknell and nearby
Home care in Bracknell
Friendly, reliable home care across Bracknell, from Priestwood and Easthampstead to Harmans Water, Great Hollands and Warfield, with carers who know the town.
Local carers
Based at Valeries in Crowthorne
Bracknell Forest Council
Local council for adult social care
Frimley Park, Royal Berkshire or Wexham Park
Support coming home from hospital
Visits from 30 minutes
The same carers wherever possible
Our care in Bracknell
Care for every Bracknell neighbourhood
Bracknell was designated a New Town in 1949 and built as a series of neighbourhoods, each with its own shops and school. Many older residents have lived here since those early years and have seen the town grow all the way to The Lexicon.
We know how much people value their own neighbourhood and routines, so we plan visits around the things that matter to them, whether that’s a walk to the local shops, a trip into town or getting to a club on time.
Places we visit around Bracknell
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Home care services in Bracknell
Local help, explained
Coming home from hospital
Bracknell doesn’t have its own A&E, so people may be treated at Frimley Park, Wexham Park or the Royal Berkshire, with outpatient appointments at Bracknell Healthspace at Brants Bridge. We can support the journey home, help with appointments and visit while recovery gets going.
Help with funding
Adult social care in Bracknell is run by Bracknell Forest Council, whose adult social care was rated Good by the Care Quality Commission in 2024. You can ask the council for a care needs assessment on 01344 351500, and we’re happy to talk you through the process.
Care in your own language
Bracknell is a diverse town. We have carers who speak Punjabi, Hindi, Nepali, Polish and Urdu, and we’ll always try to match your loved one with someone who speaks their language.
Support for older people and carers in Bracknell
Good care at home works best alongside the wider community. These local groups are worth knowing about.
Signal for Bracknell Forest Carers
Information, advice, peer groups and training for unpaid carers. 01344 266088.
Age Concern Bracknell Forest
Day care, social events, hairdressing and foot care from its centre at Forest Park.
Dementia groups in Bracknell Forest
Memory cafés, Singing for the Brain at New Priestwood Community Centre and dementia-friendly screenings at South Hill Park.
We’re not connected to these organisations. Details were correct when this page was written, so please check with them before visiting.
Home care in Bracknell: common questions
Do you cover Warfield and Binfield?
Yes. We cover all of Bracknell’s neighbourhoods as well as Warfield, Binfield and the villages around the town.
Can you take my mum to appointments at Bracknell Healthspace?
Yes. Our companionship visits can include going along to appointments, at Brants Bridge or elsewhere, and helping afterwards. Our carers can drive you there and back.
Who do I contact about council funding?
Bracknell Forest Council’s adult social care team on 01344 351500. We can explain what happens at an assessment.
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Talk to us about home care in Bracknell
Call us for a chat and we can talk through your options and costs.