Children & Young-People’s Care
Every child should play, learn and grow in a place where they feel safe and valued. CureVita’s teams provide tailored care, practical support and skills coaching—at home, in school and in the community—so young people with complex needs can take part alongside their peers.
SUPPORTED LIVING
Community-Based Support
Live at home with CQC-regulated support workers providing personal care, medication prompts, meals, budgeting and community access. Flexible packages empower adults with learning disabilities, autism or mental-health needs to build skills and independence.
COMPLEX CARE
Nurse-Led Clinical Support
Specialist nurses deliver tracheostomy, ventilator, PEG and seizure management in the comfort of home. We create bespoke clinical pathways, working with NHS teams to keep loved ones out of hospital and thriving in their community.
RESPITE CARE
Family Relief & Short Breaks
Flexible daytime, evening or overnight cover that gives family carers a well-earned break while our trained staff keep routines intact. Personal care, medication, activities and full monitoring ensure your loved one stays safe, stimulated and happy.
HOW WE HELP
We nurture every child’s potential—so they can thrive today and tomorrow.
Interaction
Person-Centred Home Support
CureVita’s trained care team supports children and young people at home with personal care, meals, medication and play-based activities while respecting each person’s voice, choices and routines.
Experiences
Community Activities & Life Skills
Music, art, sport and day trips can help young people explore interests, practise independence skills and build confidence, with each activity planned around individual risks, preferences and support needs.
Care planned around the person, not just the condition
Every support plan starts with the person’s goals, communication preferences, routines and clinical needs. We work with families and involved professionals, and review support as needs change.
Faq
Frequently Asked Questions
Anyone can contact CureVita, including GPs, social-care teams, schools and family members. A care co-ordinator will discuss the person’s needs and arrange an initial home or video assessment.
After assessment, we create a person-centred plan and agree the proposed support hours with the person, their representatives and, where applicable, the funding body. Reviews are arranged regularly and when needs change.
Safer recruitment, induction, training and competency checks are matched to each role and care plan. Registered nurses must maintain the appropriate NMC registration, and all colleagues receive training relevant to the support they provide.
