Support for People with Intellectual Disabilities on the Costa Blanca

Everyone deserves a life in which they feel seen, understood and supported.

At Home with Care, I provide personal support to people with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities who live or temporarily stay on the Costa Blanca.

With patience, structure and genuine attention, I focus on what each person needs to feel as independent and confident as possible.

Introduction

Years of experience in disability care

I am a qualified personal support worker and have several years of experience working in residential facilities and day-care settings for people with intellectual disabilities.

This has given me extensive experience supporting people with a wide range of individual needs.

I have experience supporting people with:

• Mild intellectual disabilities

• Moderate intellectual disabilities

• Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

• Epilepsy

• ADHD

• Sensory processing difficulties

• Anxiety and insecurity

• A need for structure and clarity

Every client is unique. That is why my support is always tailored to the individual's wishes, abilities and goals.

How can I support you?

I provide support that fits into everyday life, for example:

• Creating structure in the day

• Grocery shopping together

• Walking or exercising

• Cooking and household support

• Support with social contacts

• Accompanying you to appointments

• Support with hobbies and daily activities

• Working towards greater independence

• Companionship and a listening ear

• Support with personal care

My goal is to focus on what is possible and provide support that builds confidence and independence.

Who is this support for?

My support is suitable for:

• Young adults

• Adults

• Seniors with an intellectual disability

• People with autism

• People with a chronic condition who need additional support

• English speaking clients living or staying on the Costa Blanca

Are you temporarily staying or on holiday in Spain and need personal support? I am happy to discuss the possibilities with you.

My approach

Good support starts with trust.

That is why I take the time to really get to know each person. The disability is not what defines the person. The person comes first. With calmness, humour, clarity and personal attention, I work towards creating a safe environment where someone can be themselves. Together, we look at what matters and how I can provide the right support.