Tendacare

Tendacare We recruit, induct and train selected care staff (can be a career change or have experience) before any support is provided in our service users homes.

We provide a quality care service to people in their own home, mostly to older people but also to younger adults with disabilities, who wish to remain at home for as long as possible. Types of support may include:-

personal care and bathing,
toileting needs,
getting up or going to bed,
taking medication,
making meals, snacks and drinks,
feeling secure and safe at home,
accessing appointments,

going shopping / walking to the village/ having a coffee,
light housework and domestic tasks,

All our staff that we employ are local to the area, our recruitment processes are thorough and fair, our vision and values are made clear with high expectations from our staff to perform to the greatest level. Comprehensive assessments are conducted at the service users home before drawing up personalised plans of care respecting their requests, beliefs and choices. The preferred way in which care is delivered is balanced against the assessment of risk for each person and an offer of additional information or alternative care service is provided where at all possible. We recognise that accepting care staff into your own home is a big step to make. Consequently, the measures we take to ensure that our values and aims are acceptable to all who come into contact with us are in accordance with both current legislation and the fundamental standards set down by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) our regulatory body. To see our inspection report go to http://www.cqc.org.uk/search/services/services-in-your-home/Tendacare?/location=&sort=default&la=&distance=15&mode=html

We pride ourselves in delivering a professional service with a friendly approach from staff who care and our current testimonials can be seen at http://www.homecare.co.uk/homecare/agency.cfm/id/65432186588

Did you catch our Manager Sophie on BBC Radio Surrey today?Sophie joined the conversation about hospital pressures and d...
11/06/2026

Did you catch our Manager Sophie on BBC Radio Surrey today?
Sophie joined the conversation about hospital pressures and delayed discharges, sharing an important message from the home care sector.
While there is often discussion about a lack of care capacity in the community, Sophie highlighted that many domiciliary care providers, including Tendacare, have capacity available and are ready to support people safely at home.
She also spoke about something many families will recognise: most people would rather recover in their own home, surrounded by loved ones, maintaining their independence wherever possible.
As Sophie said:
"There is capacity out here. There is plenty of capacity in domiciliary care agencies for people to be referred home with a safe package of care."
Did you hear the interview? We'd love to hear your thoughts

A lovely morning spent with fellow local professionals, all committed to supporting people in our community to live well...
03/06/2026

A lovely morning spent with fellow local professionals, all committed to supporting people in our community to live well, stay safe and access the right support when they need it.

One of the things I value most about working in care is the willingness of different organisations to come together, share knowledge and work collaboratively for the benefit of local people and their families.
Whether it's health services, emergency services, care providers or community organisations, strong partnerships help us achieve better outcomes and ensure people receive the support that is right for them.

Thank you to everyone involved. It is always encouraging to see so many people passionate about making a positive difference in our local community.

Dementia changes little things that many of us take for granted.Remembering what day it is, knowing which tablets to tak...
21/05/2026

Dementia changes little things that many of us take for granted.
Remembering what day it is, knowing which tablets to take, feeling confident enough to go out, or just recognising routines.
It can also change life for families, who are often quietly trying to cope and adjust to the changes of a loved one, and the constant question of whether they’re doing enough.
During Dementia Action Week, we want to recognise the people living with dementia and the families supporting them every single day.
Good care is not about rushing in and taking over. It is about patience, familiar faces, gentle reassurance, and taking time to sit and listen when someone needs comfort more than conversation.
At Tendacare, we see how much difference consistent, compassionate support can make in helping someone stay settled and comfortable in the home they know and love.
If your family is starting to think about support, even just a little, we are always happy to have a friendly chat.
Call us on 01372 272240
Visit www.tendacare.co.uk

“We’re not quite ready for care yet” is something we hear a lot. And in many cases, it’s true. But often, support is mos...
24/04/2026

“We’re not quite ready for care yet” is something we hear a lot.

And in many cases, it’s true. But often, support is most helpful when it starts earlier than people expect.

You don’t have to wait for things to become difficult. Introducing short support visits, just a few visits a week, can help prevent situations from becoming overwhelming later on.

It can also give families peace of mind, knowing someone is checking in, helping with key tasks, and keeping an eye on things.

At Tendacare, we often start with simple support like medication visits or help around the home, small tasks that start to build relationships and trust and then adjust as needs change over time.

If you’ve been wondering whether now is the right time, we’re always happy to have an informal chat and talk through what might work.

Call us on 01372 272240
Visit www.tendacare.co.uk

It’s been another busy week at Tendacare, and we wanted to say thank you to our team for the great care they deliver eve...
10/04/2026

It’s been another busy week at Tendacare, and we wanted to say thank you to our team for the great care they deliver every day.

From short medication visits to long calls taking people out in the community, our carers focus on how they can make a difference to someone's day, by being on time, listening, and supporting people in a way that works for them. It is what we do best!

We’re also very grateful to the people we support and their families for the trust they place in us. We do not take this for granted.

If you or someone you know might benefit from a bit of extra support, we’re always happy to have a chat about how we can help

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41 The Street
Ashtead
KT211AA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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