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Complex needs are rising. Integrated, home-based care, like HCD's Genesis Model, which empowers individuals with autism and mental health needs to live safely and meaningfully at home.

“Home not hospital” is key for autistic and learning disabled individuals. HCD’s Genesis Model provides personalised community support, fostering choice, dignity, and belonging over restrictive care.

HCD's Kelly takes on the Manchester Half Marathon to fundraise for Sheffield Children's Hospital. Her personal and professional dedication highlights the critical need for specialist pediatric care.

UK's mental health strategy shifts to proactive, home-based care. This prevents crises, empowering those with complex needs, learning disabilities, and autism to thrive within their communities.

Rising fuel costs strain carers in multi-client models, affecting care quality. A one-to-one approach reduces travel, supports carers, and ensures consistent, personalized care for clients.

HomeCareDirect puts staff wellbeing first, fostering a supportive culture with Mental Health First Aiders and understanding the demands of care

Racheal, star of "Wheely Amazing Gap Year," visited our new offices. Her journey shows how tailored support empowers individuals to live life on their own terms.

Breaking mental health silence, early support prevents crises. HCD's Genesis model provides proactive, integrated home care for mental health, empowering families and preventing hospital admissions.

Why Community Support Matters More Than Ever

Strengthening Support at Home: Making Hospital the Last Resort, Not the First Response

DSR involvement signals a need for stronger home support for individuals with autism and learning disabilities with associated mental health conditions.

An ambitious but underpowered policy? The UK's Fair Pay Agreement for social care workers, aimed at boosting pay, faces major funding shortfalls (£500M deemed inadequate)