♥ TYPES OF CARE

Physical Disabilities

Practical, enabling support to live with confidence and dignity.

The right support can make all the difference to living well with a physical disability. We help with the practical things — mobility, personal care and daily life — in a way that puts you in control, protects your dignity, and helps you do the things you enjoy.

Support is built around your goals, your home and your routines, and can flex from a short daily visit to full live-in care as your needs change.

Who it’s for

This support may be right if you or a loved one:

  • Has a physical disability, from birth or acquired
  • Needs help with mobility, transfers or getting around
  • Would value support with personal care and daily tasks
  • Wants to stay active, social and independent
  • Is adapting to life after an injury or new diagnosis
  • Needs routines and equipment that work for them

How we help

  • Help with mobility, transfers and moving safely
  • Personal care delivered with dignity and respect
  • Support around the home and with daily tasks
  • Getting out, staying active and connected
  • Enabling independence, choice and control
  • Routines and equipment that work for you

Getting started is simple

1 · Talk to us

Call or send an enquiry. We’ll listen, answer your questions and explain your options — with no pressure and no cost.

2 · Free assessment visit

We visit at a time that suits you to understand needs, your home, and the outcomes you want.

3 · Your tailored care plan

We create a personalised care plan and match a carer who genuinely fits — and we can often start quickly.

Why families choose Rahma Care

♥ Carers matched to you

We match a carer to each person’s needs, personality and culture — and keep that relationship consistent.

♥ Culturally sensitive

Care that respects language, faith and tradition for East London’s diverse communities.

♥ Safeguarding first

Carers are carefully recruited, referenced and trained — safety and dignity always come first.

♥ Community driven

We’re part of the community we serve, building care around local people and the neighbourhoods we know.

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