The individual leads
Support is built around the person’s routines, communication, culture, relationships, abilities and goals—not simply a diagnosis or list of tasks.
Local care with personal accountability
Care is personal. Our job is to listen carefully, build a dependable team and provide support that respects the individual’s choices, relationships and everyday life.
Care experienced first-hand
TogetherCare grew from the Burke family’s own experience of supporting loved ones. That personal history continues to shape how we listen to individuals and families, respond to worries and remain accountable for the support we provide.
Being family-run does not replace professional standards. It means the people responsible for the service remain close to the community, the team and the quality of care delivered.
Read our family storyWhat makes our approach different
Warm relationships matter, but dependable care also needs good planning, records, communication and oversight.
Support is built around the person’s routines, communication, culture, relationships, abilities and goals—not simply a diagnosis or list of tasks.
We consider needs, risks, medication, mobility, environment, professional guidance and safe staffing before agreeing a package.
We aim to match a dependable group of care workers who understand the person, supported by planned contingency cover.
Staff complete induction and ongoing training, with package-specific guidance and competency assessment where required.
Digital care and medication records help managers review delivery, identify changes and maintain clear accountability.
With appropriate consent, we communicate with relatives, social workers, NHS teams, case managers and other professionals.
Evidence, not vague promises
TogetherCare is run by Care Solutions (St Helens) Ltd and provides regulated homecare services. The Care Quality Commission currently publishes an overall rating of Good for TogetherCare. We encourage people to read the current CQC profile and our policies directly.
From first conversation to ongoing care
We learn what support is being requested, what matters to the person and who needs to be involved.
We consider needs, risks, outcomes, staffing, medication, equipment and professional information.
Responsibilities, visit arrangements, communication and contingency plans are agreed before starting.
Care is monitored and adjusted when needs, risks or personal goals change.
Support for different circumstances
Our services range from everyday support at home to carefully planned complex and specialist care.
Personal care, medication, meals, routines, companionship and practical support.
Coordinated support for physical disabilities, acquired injuries and complex health needs.
Crisis response, reablement, hospital avoidance and support following discharge.
Familiar, person-centred care shaped around identity, communication and established routines.
Strengths-based support for choice, skills, relationships and community participation.
Reassuring support through the night and compassionate care at home when comfort matters most.
The right fit matters
We will listen, explain what may be possible and be honest about assessment, suitability and safe availability.