Empathy. Compassion. Ambition. A desire to change lives for the better. These are some of the qualities we look for in a great support worker at Home From Home Care. Making a Difference Every Day It’s not necessarily about having years of experience supporting adults with learning disabilities and complex needs or knowing everything about
The best measure of a care organisation is how the people delivering that care feel about the work they do. In our 2026 colleague survey, 98% of colleagues said their role makes a difference to the individuals we support – one of the results we’re most pleased to see. It’s why so many people choose
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This year’s Home From Home Care Summer Fair was our biggest yet, bringing together more than 450 colleagues, individuals and their families for an unforgettable day of sunshine, fun and community at Coleby Village Hall & Playing Fields, Lincolnshire. Packed with exciting activities, delicious food and family entertainment, the annual Summer Fair celebrated everything that
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Home From Home Care’s annual May Ball returned in spectacular style this year, bringing together the individuals we support, families and colleagues for a pirate-themed celebration at The Exo Centre in Lincoln. The venue was transformed into a swashbuckling pirate hideaway, complete with nautical props, treasure-filled activities, themed entertainment and a lively party atmosphere that
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Innovation is central to delivering outstanding specialist support at Home From Home Care. Recently, HFHC partnered with Carpe Care on a pioneering pilot project exploring how wearable camera technology could improve epilepsy care. Carpe Care is an exciting care-tech startup using carer-worn video technology to capture neurological events and securely share footage with clinicians. This
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Feb Fest celebrated fitness, fun and community, with this year’s event being our biggest and best yet! Held at Nocton Sports Hall, Feb Fest brought everyone together for action-packed activities, sporty challenges, and social connections. From shooting hoops and taking on the football penalty shootout to pedalling through spin sessions, there were endless ways to
From sensory snowman making to snowball dodgeball, this year’s Christmas Party was bursting with festive fun, friendship and unforgettable moments. The Exo Centre at Lincolnshire Showground was transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with an igloo entrance, sparkling Christmas trees, giant candy canes and festive bunting to welcome everyone inside. The Activity Hub stations were
This year’s Halloween Party was a spooktacular celebration! Individuals got involved from start to finish — planning, decorating and creating bewitching costumes to bring a marvellously mystical event to life. Held at Nocton Little Leisure Centre, individuals and colleagues came together to socialise, dance the night away and take part in a range of frightfully
Being involved in community life and fundraisers brings people together in powerful ways – as shown by our recent Macmillan Coffee Morning, raising an incredible £405.09 for charity! Making a difference for Macmillan Held at Bardney Village Hall on 26th September, every cup of coffee and slice of cake enjoyed truly made a difference at
At Home From Home Care, equality, diversity and inclusion are embedded in everything we do. Our ONE TEAM culture means it doesn’t matter where you’re from, your background or ethnicity…we are a single team. It is this culture that makes a world of difference to the individuals, as well as creating a positive ONE TEAM working