Conditions we support
Home care for people living with cancer
Home care during cancer treatment and recovery in Surrey & Berkshire: personal care, meals, companionship and support for families. Free assessment.

Living with cancer
Living with cancer, and going through treatment, can be physically and emotionally exhausting. Treatment side effects can make it hard to keep up with everyday tasks, even when someone is usually very independent.
Practical help at home can take the pressure off, leaving you and your family with more energy for what matters most.
What families often tell us is hard
- Severe tiredness during and after treatment
- Difficulty with washing, dressing, shopping or cooking
- Eating and drinking well when appetite is low
- Getting ready for hospital appointments
- Family carers needing a rest
How our carers can help
- Help with personal care on good days and bad days
- Preparing light meals and encouraging drinks
- Housekeeping, laundry and shopping
- Company and emotional support
- Overnight or live-in care during harder periods
- Respite so family carers can rest
Our carers provide personal care and practical support, not nursing or medical treatment. We work alongside your GP, nurses and specialist teams. This page is general information, not medical advice: please speak to your GP, call NHS 111, or call 999 in an emergency.
Common questions
Can care change around my treatment?
Yes. Care can be planned around treatment cycles and increased or reduced as you need. Talk to us about the times that are hardest.
Do you provide medical care for cancer?
Our carers provide personal care and practical support, not nursing or medical treatment. We work alongside your GP, district nurses and specialist teams.
Free, no-obligation assessment
Let’s talk about the care you need
Tell us about your situation and our team will call you back within 24 hours.
Local care near you
Ready to talk about care?
Speak to our friendly team today. We’ll answer your questions and arrange a free, no-obligation home assessment.
