Our Services
Companionship Care Service
At Johav Care, we understand how valuable companionship can be to overall well-being. Our Companionship Care offers a wide range of flexible, compassionate services tailored to meet your or your loved one’s daily and changing needs.
Mental Health Team ,
The Mental Health Team supports young people with emotional, behavioral, or psychological difficulties. Their key roles include:
Assessment & Diagnosis
Identifying mental health needs, such as autism, ADHD, or trauma-related conditions.
Therapeutic Support
Providing interventions like CBT, family therapy, or medication.
Care Planning
Working with families, schools, and professionals to develop tailored care and behaviour management plans.
Risk Management
Identifying potential risks and creating safety plans to prevent harm to the young person or others.
Crisis Intervention
Offering urgent support or referring to crisis teams when behaviours escalate.
Training & Guidance
Equipping carers and professionals with strategies to manage challenging behaviours positively.
What We Offer
🛍️ Household Tasks
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Laundry and light housekeeping
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Shopping and running errands
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Organizing mail
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Supervising home maintenance
🏠 Daily Living Support
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Morning wake-up assistance (bathing, dressing)
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Help with walking and safe movement
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Medication reminders
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Monitoring diet and eating
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Making and serving meals
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Checking food expiry dates
🧠 Mental & Emotional Well-being
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Stimulating mental awareness
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Playing games and cards
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Conversation and companionship
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Planning visits, outings, and trips
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Buying books, magazines, or papers
Learning Disability Care
Our services expand much further than Personal Care, Social Care and Domestic Care, our staff are trained and eager to support clients with learning disabilities to find work, find suitable housing, meet new people and generally live the life they choose to live.
All the support provided is individually focused on the person receiving the service. The specific focus on the person, their needs and their desired outcomes means that the support provided by FairView Resources is efficient and achieves the objectives set out in the Care Plan.
We take a holistic approach to support and follow Positive Behavioural Support (PBS) practices. Before recommending and putting support in place, we always take the time to understand a person’s history, personality, preferences and physical health.
Sometimes, people with a learning disability will also have additional physical, mental or emotional needs. We make sure we have the right teams in place for each individual to feel supported in the areas they need.
Whether this is through supported living or a confidence boost making friends whilst out and about, the support we offer comes down to that person’s individual wants and needs.
IN-HOUSE POSITIVE BEHAVIOURAL SUPPORT
As a company, we fully embrace the PBS approach, which means understanding behaviour rather than reacting to behaviour. At Brighter Living, we are fortunate that we have an in-house PBSP (Positive Behavioural Support Practitioner) who can offer specialist positive behavioural support. By understanding and addressing the reasons behind different behaviours, we can support people to overcome certain challenges, helping them to improve their quality of life.
FREEDOM TO CHOOSE
Our goal is for adults with learning disabilities to be as independent as possible. We want to help people lead a safe and happy life and that starts with having the freedom to choose how to live.
To do this, we work alongside individuals and their families, as well as professionals, taking everyone’s wishes into account. We then build a bespoke framework of support around the individual that is designed to help them become more independent, to grow in confidence, and to live a life full of possibilities.
Dementia & Alzheimers Care
The symptoms of Dementia begin by affecting a person’s memory, be it forgetting names, where they have been or what they are planning on doing, this forgetfulness understandably leads to the individual becoming confused and understandably frustrated.
Because of the demand in care for clients with Dementia, Johav Care offer a wide range of support for those with the illness and for those who have family members with dementia.
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Hourly Visiting Care
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24-Hour Live-In Care
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Night Care
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Respite Care
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Group Workshops
When it comes to all of our services, you can count on us to take care of your every need. We pride ourselves on our exceptional customer service, and guarantee you’ll love working with our team. Let us know how we can assist you today.
OUTREACH SUPPORT
Support That Start With You
Independence
Through our Outreach Support, we empower individuals to maintain independence at home. Tailored to unique needs, our flexible services ensure personalized care for each person.
Family Care
At Johav Care Support Healthcare Limited, we are committed to delivering quality services with compassion. Our team strives to enhance the lives of those we serve by involving everyone at all stage of the process. Thats why we work closely with individuals and their families to ensure the right support is in place.
Transition Support - Steppingstone Model
At Johav Care Support Healthcare Limited, we strive to provide exceptional care and support to children and young adults who may be transitioning between children’s placements and adult services or leaving home for the first time and looking to move on into their own tenancy.
Our outreach support workers are on hand to provide as little or as intensive support as the person may need, typically within the family home or supporting people to access the community and build on independent living skills. Our skilled support workers are trained to provide support in a therapeutic, love led model which enables children to feel safe, empowered and allowing them to flourish.
Becoming Part of The Community
Our professional team at Johav Care Support Healthcare Limited is dedicated to enhancing the lives of our clients through quality care and support by helping people feel included is at the heart of what we do, so part of our outreach work involves connecting people to their community. Whether through social, sporting or religious events or by nurturing particular interests, we help people find their place and purpose in society.
Respite Care
Respite Care is a service that encompasses all of our care services, be it Personal Care, Social Care or Domestic Care.
There are many advantages of Respite Care. Not only giving the original carer a well-earned break, it gives the client an opportunity to socially interact with another friendly face. Our carers are trained and qualified to deal with any situation, and would be more than willing to undertake personal and domestic care as well as accompany the client to various activities, such as swimming, coffee mornings or bingo evenings.
The purpose of respite care is to give the main carer, usually a family member, the freedom to decide when and where they take a break from caring and is therefore personalised to each client.
It’s made a big difference for many of our customers, and is provided with the highest level of excellence. With this service, we ensure all details are simple, seamless and handled in a timely manner. Whenever you work with Johav Care, you can trust that you’re in great hands.
Supporting Autistic People and Their Families
ONE APPROACH DOES NOT SUIT ALL
At Johav Care Support we recognise that autism looks different in everyone, so we provide support that is uniquely tailored to the individual
A Spectrum of Support For People With Autism
There is considerable variation in the type and severity of symptoms experienced by people with autism, hence the term ‘spectrum.’
Johav Care Support supports individuals with a range of autistic needs, from those who are able to live relatively independent lives to those whose autism is more pronounced or who may also have accompanying learning disabilities or mental health conditions.
How Do We Support People With Autism
Our focus is on fostering self-confidence and independence by helping autistic people to access their strengths and interests. To provide the best support, we collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams, such as Phycology, Occupational Therapy and Speech and Language who also know the individual.
We then tailor our support by providing staff with specialist training in key areas to meet each individual’s unique needs.
Once we have put support in place, we will review the outcomes, tweaking the support as necessary so that the individual can continue to grow and thrive and move towards more independent living.
In-House Positive Behavioural Support (PBS)
As a company, we fully embrace the PBS approach which means understanding behaviour rather than
than reacting to behaviour. At Johav Care, we are fortunate that we have an in-house PBSP (Positive Behavioural Support Practitioner) who can offer specialist positive behavioural support. By understanding and addressing the reasons behind different behaviours, we can support people to overcome certain challenges, helping them to improve their quality of life.
How We Care
Support to keep you safe, comfortable and living independent in your own home
Home Care
Whether you are frail, have a physical disability or another care need, if you need support to live independently in your own home, home care, also known as domiciliary care may be the right choice for you.
Home care can include services such:
Personal care (help with washing and dressing)
Getting in and out of bed
Cooking
Shopping
Cleaning
Companionship
Assistance to go to out: e.g. to the doctors, day care centre or a friend's house.
Depending on your individual needs, the same care worker or agency may provide long-term 24-hour care, emergency care, respite care (for short breaks for an unpaid family carer) or short visits which can range from 15 minutes to an hour or more.
If you have a loved one looking after you, they can qualify as a carer and receive an allowance. A carer can have a carer's assessment to determine whether they require help to carry out their caring role.
Social Care
Several of our clients require companionship, someone to give them the reassurance that everything is safe and secure. But as a result of everyone having their own unique needs, we provide our clients with fully vetted, trained and qualified staff to help support them in any way that they require.
As well as having a cup of tea and a chat, we help our clients in a plethora of everyday activities, including:
Shopping
Activity Visits (Theatre, Social Club, Library, Hairdresser)
Trips to visit family/friends
Conducting a security check for their residence
Night Care
We all know that night sleep is one of the most important aspects of our daily life.
Especially for the primary carers, sleepless night can affect their ability to function during the day, leaving them unsettled thus increasing their levels of anxiety. We are committed to support you with your night time cover.
This service intends to support service users whose needs might change as the result of their personal circumstance and surrounding. We offer a flexible night cover that will suit your needs at any time. This ensures family members can relax in the knowledge that their loved ones are safe and have some peace of mind.
Domiciliary care
Domiciliary care, sometimes called home care, is rapidly becoming a popular alternative to residential and nursing care. Domiciliary care enables those with varying care needs (through illness, long-term medical issues or old age) to remain in their own home indefinitely, or for a longer period of time than was previously possible.
Home care can be offered in a number of capacities – and the intensity and frequency of visits will depend on individual circumstances and care needs. Some only need intensive domiciliary care for short periods of time, whilst others simply need low-level, long-term care.
Domiciliary care, also called dom care, can also be offered to young people, children and adults with temporary or permanent care needs and is not an exclusive service for the elderly alone.
The main advantage of homecare is that it is carried out in a person’s own home, eliminating the need for them to spend large amounts of time in hospital and enabling them to stay in their own home indefinitely, if not for a longer period of time than would normally have been possible before domiciliary care was an option.
Domiciliary care can be either on a short term basis, where a carer may come to your home for up to an hour up to a carer living with you 24 hours per day. This is known as live in care and is increasingly becoming an option for people that do not want to go into a care home but want the comfort of having someone on hand to help them.
Our Care at Home services provide hands-on help with those basic functions of life, all provided with sensitivity to the emotional issues so often connected with an inability to perform these essential functions. Our Care Givers are trained to ensure that the appropriate safety precautions are taken to promote health and well being. The Care Plan we develop with you will confirm the number and length of visits required on a daily or weekly basis and the type of help required.