Dedicated Private Carers You Can Rely On

Through specialist support workers and an in-house therapy team trained in strength-based practices, we are determined to deliver the best possible care for you or your loved one.

Accessible Person-Centred Care For All

Unique Community Services is a specialist care provider that offers tailored support for people with different types of needs, from complex care to companionship. What makes our home care unique is our holistic approach, which focuses on seeing people as a whole and respecting the different ways they choose to live their lives.

Expert Support Services

Home Care and Support

Domiciliary care, live-in care, 24/7 care, respite care, night care, companionship, personal care, housekeeping, recovery care, transitional support

Specialist Care

Alzheimer's support, dementia care, palliative care, end-of-life care, post-operative care, arthritis and mobility support, physical injuries support, physical disabilities support, learning disabilities support, reablement care, stroke care, neurological support and more.

Healthcare

Wound management, diabetes care, stoma support, feeding support, catheter support, vital signs monitoring

We support people of all ages, with care plans uniquely designed to meet the needs and preferences of every person we serve. With a goal to be as close to you as possible, you can contact our offices in Manchester, Bristol and Leeds.

How It Works

Our goal is to help you access expert care and humanised support for yourself or your loved one in a few easy steps.

Find your local team

Have an initial chat

Meet the team

Create a tailored care plan

Schedule a home visit

Providing Expert Care Within Our Community

As a home care provider, Unique Community Services received an overall “Good” Care Quality Commission rating for maintaining high and safe standards of care. All of our support workers are highly trained in PROACT-SCIPr-UK® and Positive Behaviour Support. Our team is carefully selected to provide humanised care and maintain a strong bond with the people we serve.

Our support workers are highly trained in various areas, and also receive additional specialised training to enhance their skills and provide exceptional care such as:

Oxygen and Suction Therapy

Catheter Care

Tracheostomy

Case Studies

You can discover the impact of our care by watching or reading compelling case studies that showcase the compassionate support provided by our support workers. Experience the positive outcomes we achieve daily and witness our commitment to transforming the way people receive home care.

William

William’s Trip to Remember: The Transformative Power of 24/7 Support

In this follow-up case study, we share William’s remarkable progress and explore his journey through the insights of his family. His positive outcomes highlight the transformative power of a dedicated, person-centred approach to care.

Jane

Jane’s Journey to Independence: The Power of Positive Risk-Taking

Meet Jane, an inspiring young woman who loves nature, long walks in the park, and spending time in the library. Passionate about education and volunteering, Jane’s journey to independence is a testament to her strength and determination.

William

The Power of Integrated Care

William is young autistic man who loves spending time outdoors and playing word games with his support workers. With the right support, William reduced his behaviours of concern, increased his independence, and started living life on his own terms.

Angel

The Impact of Proactive Care: Angel’s Journey to Improved Well-being

Angel, a young man living with Down syndrome, a heart condition, and epilepsy, has embarked on a journey towards improved well-being.

William

William’s Holiday Support

How our support workers went above and beyond in providing person-centred care and supported William on his family holiday.

Dominic

Maximising Independence Through Proactive Care and Support

Dominic – Dominic was diagnosed with Autism. He lived in his family home with his loving family until he was 18. When he turned 18, he started experiencing behaviours that challenged.

Elijah

The Positive Impact of Our Holistic Person-centred Care

Elijah was born in 2006 with Apert Syndrome and was a happy, healthy, active baby. Apert Syndrome affects how the bones in our bodies grow and develop and may cause differences.

William

William’s Story

William – William is a non-verbal, autistic individual with learning difficulties. When Unique Community Services started supporting William, the team learned all of his favourite activities so that they can focus on building a strong relationship.