How care starts

A clear path from concern to care at home

You do not need every answer before contacting us. We help you understand the need, shape the arrangement and stay connected once care begins.

Tell us what’s happening
A Kenyan family taking part in a home care assessment
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Tell us what is happening

You can begin online, by phone or through WhatsApp. Share what has changed, where care is needed, who is involved and your preferred timing.

  • No need to know the service name
  • Contact from Kenya or abroad
  • Share only what you are comfortable sharing
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Complete a care assessment

The team learns about daily routines, mobility, personal care, health context, home setup, communication and the person’s own preferences.

  • Understand practical needs
  • Clarify risks and boundaries
  • Agree family involvement
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Review the proposed match

A care arrangement is identified based on needs, fit, location and availability. You review the proposed scope before care begins.

  • Role and responsibilities explained
  • Schedule discussed clearly
  • Preferences considered
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Welcome care into the home

Care starts according to the agreed plan, with introductions, routines and communication expectations made clear.

  • A considered first day
  • Respect for the home
  • The person remains at the centre
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Keep the caregiver supported

Caregivers communicate through the supervision structure so observations and questions can reach the appropriate professional.

  • Caregiver guidance
  • A route for concerns
  • Roles kept clear
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Review care as needs change

The arrangement can be reviewed as recovery progresses, routines change or the family needs something different.

  • Ongoing communication
  • Plan review by agreement
  • Family kept involved
A care professional speaking with an older woman during a home visit

Before the first call

A few helpful details—if you have them.

Do not delay contacting us if you are missing information. But these details can help the first conversation:

  • The person’s location and living arrangements
  • What support is needed during a typical day
  • Recent hospital discharge or clinician instructions
  • Mobility, memory or safety concerns
  • Preferred start date and care frequency
  • Who should receive family updates

A calmer next step

Ready when you are

Start with what you know. We’ll help you clarify the rest and decide on the next appropriate step.

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