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Home care across Wokingham and nearby
Home care in Wokingham
Home care in Wokingham and the villages around it, from Woosehill and Emmbrook to Finchampstead, Barkham and Winnersh.
Local carers
Based at Valeries in Crowthorne
Wokingham Borough Council
Local council for adult social care
Royal Berkshire, Reading
Support coming home from hospital
Visits from 30 minutes
The same carers wherever possible
Our care in Wokingham
Helping people stay in the market town they love
Wokingham is a historic market town, centred on the Victorian Town Hall in Market Place and old streets like Rose Street and Denmark Street. Many older people here have lived in the area for decades and want to stay close to their friends, their church and the town they know.
Our carers help with everything from a trip to the market or Elms Field to daily personal care, so staying at home stays possible.
Places we visit around Wokingham
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Home care services in Wokingham
Local help, explained
Coming home from hospital
The Royal Berkshire in Reading is Wokingham’s main hospital, and Wokingham Hospital on Barkham Road provides rehabilitation and memory clinic services. We can help with the move home after a stay at either, and support recovery for as long as it’s needed.
Help with funding
Adult social care in Wokingham is run by Wokingham Borough Council. Their website explains how care needs assessments work, and we’re happy to talk you through what to expect.
Care in your own language
We have carers who speak Punjabi, Hindi, Nepali, Polish and Urdu, so families across Wokingham can have care in the language their loved one feels most at home in.
Support for older people and carers in Wokingham
Good care at home works best alongside the wider community. These local groups are worth knowing about.
Wokingham Carers Partnership
Support for unpaid carers across the borough, run with Age UK Berkshire. 0118 959 4242.
Age UK Berkshire
Home from Hospital, dementia one-to-one support, befriending and advice for older people.
St Sebastian’s Café, Finchampstead
A free, dementia-friendly café held monthly at St Sebastian’s Church Hall on Nine Mile Ride.
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 Wokingham: common questions
Do you cover Finchampstead and Barkham?
Yes, along with Winnersh, Sindlesham and the rest of the villages around Wokingham.
Can you help after a stay at the Royal Berkshire or Wokingham Hospital?
Yes. With your permission, we can talk to the ward or discharge team to plan the first visits home.
Who do I contact about council funding?
Wokingham Borough Council’s adult social care team. We can explain what happens at an assessment.
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Talk to us about home care in Wokingham
Call us for a chat and we can talk through your options and costs.