Flexible home care across Worthing and nearby West Sussex
Home Care Services
in Worthing
Care that fits around your life.
Support that can change with you.
Familiar help at home.
From companionship and practical help around the home to personal care, dementia care and overnight support, Aurora builds care around the person—not a standard package.
What home care means
Support in familiar surroundings, shaped around the person
Home care provides practical and personal support at home. It may begin with companionship, meal preparation or Home Help, or include more hands-on personal care, medication support, dementia care and overnight visits.
Every care plan is shaped around the person’s routines, choices and abilities. Support can begin gradually and adapt as circumstances change.
Whatever support is needed today, the aim is to build a familiar care plan that fits around the person and can adapt over time.
A care plan may include
- Friendly company and conversation
- Meals and practical help at home
- Personal routines and medication support
- Dementia, respite or overnight care
Explore our home care services
Start with the support that helps today
You do not need to know the name of the service before you call. Explore the options below or tell our local team what is becoming difficult—we will help you find a sensible starting point.
Everyday personal support
Hands-on help with daily routines, medication and meals.
Personal Care
Respectful support with washing, dressing, continence care and everyday personal routines.
Explore Personal CareMedication Support
Medication prompts, agreed administration and clear records from trained Care Givers.
Explore Medication SupportMeal Preparation
Favourite meals, snacks and drinks prepared around personal preferences and recorded dietary guidance.
Explore Meal PreparationConnection and practical help
Friendly company and useful support that makes life at home easier.
Companionship
Conversation, hobbies, outings and meaningful time with a familiar Care Giver.
Explore CompanionshipWellbeing Checks
Planned visits offering friendly company, practical help and an agreed response when something causes concern.
Explore Wellbeing ChecksHome Help
Light cleaning, laundry, shopping and practical help with everyday household tasks.
Explore Home HelpAdditional and changing needs
Dementia, respite and overnight support shaped around the person and their family.
Dementia Care
Person-centred dementia care built around familiar routines, identity and a small team of Care Givers.
Explore Dementia CareRespite Care
A well-earned break for family carers while familiar support continues at home.
Explore Respite CareOvernight Care
Sleeping or waking-night support, including reassurance, personal care and help with bedtime or morning routines.
Explore Overnight CareSupport that works together
One care plan, shaped around the whole routine
Needs rarely fit into a single box. Someone may begin with companionship or help with meals, while another person needs personal care and reassurance overnight.
Visits can combine agreed tasks, and support can be reviewed as needs, routines or family circumstances change.
Talk through what is happeningA helpful morning visit
Washing and dressing, medication support and breakfast—all planned around the person’s usual morning.
A more social afternoon
Companionship, shopping and a little Home Help within one familiar visit.
Reassurance for the whole family
Dementia support, respite for a family carer or agreed overnight care as circumstances change.
Care shaped around the person
Good support begins by listening
We take time to understand what a good day looks like, what the person wants to keep doing for themselves and where an extra pair of hands would help.
The plan gives Care Givers clear guidance while leaving the person’s choices, identity and independence at the centre.
- Daily routines and personal preferences
- Strengths, abilities and independence
- Communication needs and choices
- Family involvement, with consent
- Access arrangements and relevant risks
- Care Giver matching and continuity
- Reviews when needs or routines change
The Aurora difference
Why families choose Aurora
“Honestly, if there were a rating beyond ‘Outstanding’, you’d deserve it.” Client review — daughter of a client in Worthing
Families can feel reassured that agreed support is being provided by trained Care Givers who are backed by Aurora’s local office team.
This is a customer review and does not refer to an official CQC rating.Local and family-run
A Worthing-based team that knows the communities it supports.
CQC-registered provider
Personal care is delivered within the relevant regulated standards.
Trained, employed Care Givers
Care Givers are supported by Aurora’s local office team.
Small, familiar teams
Continuity is planned wherever possible so care feels more natural.
One provider as needs change
Practical, personal and overnight support can be reviewed and coordinated as needs change.
Who home care may help
There is no single “right time” to ask
Home care can begin before someone needs extensive support. A small amount of familiar help may make daily life feel more manageable and give families useful reassurance.
- Someone beginning to need a little help
- A person returning home from hospital
- Someone living with dementia
- A family carer who needs a break
- A person needing personal care or medication support
- Someone who would value overnight reassurance
- A person feeling isolated or missing company
- Someone finding household tasks harder
Local home care
Across Worthing and nearby West Sussex communities
Our Care Givers live and work locally, and visits are planned around the person’s routine wherever possible. If your area is not shown, please call, as our team may still be able to help.
Getting started
Begin with a conversation, not a commitment
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Tell us what is happening
Share what has changed, what feels difficult and what matters most to the person.
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Meet the local team
We listen, explain the options and complete an assessment without pressure.
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Agree a care plan
Support, routines, preferences and communication are recorded clearly before visits begin.
Frequently asked questions
Home care, explained clearly
Not sure what kind of help to ask for? That is completely normal. Our local team can help you make sense of the options.
Ask us a questionWhat home care services does Aurora provide?
Aurora provides personal care, medication support, meal preparation, companionship, wellbeing checks, Home Help, dementia care, respite care and overnight care. A care plan can include more than one type of support.
How do I know which type of care is right?
You do not need to decide alone. During a free consultation, our local team will listen to what is happening, what matters to the person and which parts of the day feel difficult. We can then suggest a starting point without pressure.
Can one visit include more than one service?
Yes. One visit may combine agreed support—for example, personal care, medication and breakfast, or companionship, shopping and Home Help—provided there is enough time and each task is included in the care plan.
Do I need personal care to use Aurora?
No. Many people begin with companionship, meal preparation, Home Help, wellbeing checks or respite. Support can start gradually and change if needs develop.
How long are home care visits?
Visit length and frequency are agreed around the person’s routine, priorities and the support that can be provided safely. Our team will explain the available options during the consultation.
Will the same Care Givers visit?
Aurora plans a small, consistent team wherever possible. This helps Care Givers become familiar with the person’s routines, preferences and communication.
Can care increase as needs change?
Yes. Care plans are reviewed and can be adjusted when routines, abilities or circumstances change, subject to an updated assessment and availability.
Can family members receive updates?
Yes, where the person has consented and the arrangements are recorded. We agree who should receive updates, what information can be shared and how concerns should be communicated.
How quickly can home care begin?
Timescales depend on the person’s needs, the assessment and local availability. Contact our Worthing team and we will explain what may be possible.
Where does Aurora provide home care?
Aurora supports people across Worthing, Goring-by-Sea, Shoreham-by-Sea, Lancing, Steyning, Littlehampton, Rustington and nearby West Sussex communities.
A familiar plan that can change with you
Not sure which service you need?
Tell us what is happening. We will listen, explain the options and help you find a comfortable starting point—without pressure or obligation.