Personalised Support
Home Care & Supported Living
Daily Living & Community
Health & Wellbeing
Outcomes & Stories

Personalised

Support

At Oxana Care, we provide CQC-registered specialist support for adults (18–65) with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs—at home and in the community.

We co-produce individual plans that build skills, confidence and independence, combining Positive Behaviour Support, health coordination, and housing/tenancy support.

With carefully matched staff, digital care planning and clear outcome tracking, we deliver reliable 24/7 support that helps people live safer, fuller lives.

Home Care & Supported Living

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Examples of Our Services:

  • Personal Care – Support with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and personal hygiene.

  • Medication Support – Assistance with taking, administering, and monitoring medication safely.

  • Meal Preparation & Nutrition – Planning, preparing, and supporting healthy, balanced meals.

  • Daily Living Support – Assistance with household tasks, laundry, and keeping a safe living environment.

  • Health & Wellbeing Monitoring – Monitoring health conditions, supporting medical appointments, and liaising with healthcare professionals.

  • Social & Recreational Support – Encouraging hobbies, community engagement, and social interaction.

  • Behavioral & Emotional Support – Supporting emotional wellbeing, coping strategies, and positive behaviour interventions.

  • Specialist Autism & Learning Disability Support – Tailored packages addressing sensory needs, communication, routines, and complex additional needs.

  • Transition & Hospital Discharge Support – Supporting individuals safely move from hospital or long-term care back into the community.

This is not an exhaustive list—our support is always shaped around the individual’s unique needs, preferences, and goals.

What is Home Care Support?

Home care support is personalised care delivered in a person’s own home, helping them live safely, independently, and comfortably. Our services are designed for people with learning disabilities, autism, and complex additional needs, and are tailored to the individual’s needs and preferences. The term complex needs is not a diagnosis, but it is an umbrella term often used to describe a person who experiences multiple challenges in their life that affect their physical, mental, emotional or social wellbeing. 

What is Supported Living?

Supported living is a type of housing where adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions, dementia, and other associated health and social care needs live in their own home or shared accommodation, with personalised support to help them manage daily life. Support can include help with budgeting, cooking, maintaining a home, managing health and wellbeing,  social and community engagement, and developing independent living skills.

For guidance on tenancy rights and responsibilities, see the Real Tenancy Test by clicking the ‘Resources’ button.

Daily Living & Community

We coach practical skills—cooking, cleaning, shopping, travel training, social groups and volunteering—using easy tools like visual checklists. Step by step, you gain confidence to do more at home and out in the community.

Health & Wellbeing

We coordinate appointments, support reasonable adjustments, and use proactive health monitoring so you can make informed choices.

Outcomes

We track what matters—skills, stability, community connection—and share progress in plain English. Short case studies show real gains in independence and quality of life, with clear next steps.