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Thoughtful care for every season of life.
Call 0180430677Professional home care in Kenya
Compassionate, professional support for your loved one at home—with a care team here in Kenya and clear family updates wherever you live.

Home is home.The reason we exist
A parent may be getting older. Someone may be recovering after hospital. Your family wants to help—but work, children, travel or distance can make it impossible to be there every hour of every day.
The problem Ample Home Care solves is not a lack of love. It is making sure the person you love has the right support when you cannot personally provide it.
That’s where Ample Home Care comes in
Ample Home Care provides trained caregivers who support people in their own homes—preserving dignity, encouraging independence and helping everyday life feel more manageable.
Caregivers work to an agreed arrangement, observe changes, communicate concerns and stay connected to nursing or CNA support. We do not replace the family; we help the family care with greater confidence.
See how care works
Care begins where life happens—at homeYour care journey
You can begin from wherever you are. We listen, understand the person and put practical support in place in the home they already know.
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We discuss routines, circumstances and the support that may be appropriate.
A suitable caregiver is considered for the agreed arrangement.
Support starts at home with responsibilities and expectations made clear.
Caregivers report through Ample Home Care’s nursing and CNA support structure.
Updates and family participation follow the agreed communication plan.
Our care model
Good care should not depend on one person working alone. Ample Home Care places the caregiver within a clear circle of communication, nursing or CNA support, and family involvement.
Shares what matters, stays involved in decisions
Guides care and receives reported concerns
Provides agreed everyday support at home
Remains at the centre of every decision
Activities of Daily Living · ADLs
Ample Home Care caregivers are trained to assist with Activities of Daily Living—the everyday personal-care tasks that help a person remain comfortable, dignified and as independent as possible at home.
The exact support included is agreed for each care arrangement. Clinical nursing tasks are assigned only where the appropriate professional scope applies.

Professional support around the caregiverAccredited nursing & CNA support
A caregiver should not be left to make difficult decisions alone. Ample Home Care works with accredited nurses and CNAs who help support care, receive observations and respond to reported changes within their professional roles.
ADLs, personal routines, companionship, meal support, mobility, observation and reporting within the agreed care plan.
Nursing care where applicable, care oversight, caregiver guidance, assessment and response to reported changes within the professional’s role.
For families here in Kenya
A daughter works full time in Nairobi while her mother in Kiambu increasingly needs help with daily routines but wants to remain at home. She does not have to stop being a daughter and become a full-time caregiver.
Ample Home Care can provide practical support while the family remains involved in decisions and the person receiving care keeps her familiar home and routines.
Illustrative family scenario
Connected with family abroadSomeone on the ground in Kenya
Living abroad does not remove the concern you feel for Mum, Dad or another relative back home. Ample Home Care gives your family a professional care team here in Kenya while helping you remain part of the care journey.
Distance shouldn’t mean being disconnected from your loved one’s care.Arrange care from abroad
The communication loop
Before care begins, the family agrees who should receive updates, which channels to use and what kinds of changes should be escalated.
Care for different seasons of life
Once the situation and daily needs are clear, the care arrangement can draw on the services that fit your loved one.
01Ageing with dignity
02Clinical support at home
03Continuous presence
04A steadier recovery
05Familiarity and patience
06Comfort and dignity
Trust has to be earned
We focus on the practical things a family should be able to understand before inviting care into a loved one’s home.
Needs, routines, boundaries and responsibilities are discussed before care begins.
Caregiver duties and nursing responsibilities are kept clear.
Caregivers know where to report changes rather than making clinical decisions alone.
Contacts, channels and update expectations are decided with the family.

The people behind the care
Ample Home Care brings caregivers, accredited nurses or CNAs, coordinators and families into one support structure. The result is care that feels human at home and organised behind the scenes.
Why Ample Home Care existsA simple beginning
You do not need to know the service name or have every detail. Start by telling us what is happening.
Questions families ask
If your situation is different, tell us what is happening. A short conversation can often clarify the next step.
ADLs are the everyday personal-care tasks that help someone remain comfortable and as independent as possible, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating and moving safely around the home.
Depending on the agreed care arrangement, a caregiver may assist with ADLs, meals, mobility, companionship, daily routines, observation and reporting. The exact responsibilities are discussed before care begins.
Yes. Ample Home Care works with accredited nurses and CNAs so caregivers have professional support and a route for reporting observations or concerns. The professional involved depends on the care arrangement.
Start with the request-care form, phone or WhatsApp. We’ll ask a few practical questions, understand the person’s situation, and explain the next assessment steps.
A calmer next step
Whether your loved one is in the next neighbourhood or you’re coordinating care from another country, start with a conversation. Tell us what is happening and we’ll help you understand the next step.