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What is Community Support?

At Angeli Care Services, we provide high-quality supportive care for adults aged 18 and over, including those living with physical disabilities and dementia. Our community support services are designed to promote independence, wellbeing, and active participation in everyday life. This type of care helps individuals stay connected to their community, maintain their routines, and enjoy a fulfilling lifestyle with the right balance of assistance and independence.

Why choose this service

Our community support is flexible and tailored to each person’s unique needs and goals. We assist with shopping for food and essentials, preparing and cooking meals that meet individual dietary, cultural, and health requirements, and helping people engage in local activities or social events.

We also provide opportunities for creative and physical activities that enhance both emotional and physical wellbeing, as well as transport to and from activity centres, appointments, or community events to ensure accessibility and independence.

At Angeli Care Services, every person we support is recognised as an individual with their own goals, interests, and aspirations. Our approach respects personal preferences, cultural backgrounds, religious beliefs, and lifestyle choices—ensuring care that is meaningful, empowering, and truly person-centred

Our Community Support Services Include:

Personalised daily assistance: Support with routines such as shopping, meal preparation, and light household tasks.

Social and community activities: Encouragement and transport to community centres, clubs, or social events.

Health and wellbeing support: Guidance for maintaining emotional and physical wellbeing through creative or active pursuits.

Cultural and dietary care: Meals and activities that reflect individual cultural, dietary, and personal preferences.

Evening and night-time support: Assistance with preparing for bed and ensuring a comfortable evening routine.

Dementia Support (Burton upon Trent)

We provide compassionate dementia support across Burton upon Trent and Derby, helping people live well with confidence, dignity and independence.

Support Groups
Burton upon Trent

Dementia & Parkinson’s Support Group

Every Wednesday, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Derby – Dementia Support Group

Every Wednesday, 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm

The support groups offer a friendly, welcoming environment where people living with dementia and their families can connect, share experiences and enjoy meaningful activities together.

Mental Wellbeing Support (Burton upon Trent)

We offer compassionate support for people experiencing stress, trauma, anxiety or unhappiness, helping them find peace, build resilience and discover new meaning in their lives.

Through a safe and welcoming environment, participants have the opportunity to express themselves using paints and modelling clay, promoting relaxation, creativity and emotional wellbeing.

Every Monday & Wednesday, 11:30 am – 1:30 pm

Places of Welcomen (Burton upon Trent)

Places of Welcome provide a warm and friendly space where everyone is welcome to enjoy a chat, meet new people and relax over free refreshments. Whether you’re looking for companionship, support or simply a place to belong, you’ll always receive a warm welcome. Every Tuesday, 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Knit & Natter

A friendly, free drop-in group for adults who enjoy knitting and good company. Bring your own knitting project, enjoy a chat over refreshments and connect with others in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Every Thursday, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

Coffee Mornings (Derby)

Everyone is welcome to join our regular coffee mornings for conversation, companionship and refreshments. It’s a great opportunity to meet others, reduce isolation and enjoy being part of the community.

Monday to Friday

Knit and Natter (Derby)

Adult Knit & Natter sessions offer a warm, welcoming space to work on your latest project while making new friends. It is completely free to attend, and refreshments are provided. Whether you are an expert or just starting out, grab your needles and join the conversation!

Monday afternoons: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Thursday mornings: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm
Thursday afternoons: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Friday mornings: 10:30 am – 11:30 am

Jigsaw Club (Derby)

Love jigsaw puzzles and meeting new people? Come along to our weekly Jigsaw Club!
Enjoy a fun, friendly, and relaxing environment where you can chat while you piece together your next masterpiece. We provide a great selection of puzzles to try, but you are also very welcome to bring your own from home.

Mondays: 10:30 am – 2:30 pm
Wednesdays: 10:30 am – 2:30 pm

Success Stories

Every Wednesday morning, Alan (name changed to protect confidentiality) looks forward to visiting his local church for breakfast and a cup of tea. It's more than just a meal it's an opportunity to catch up with old friends, share stories, and enjoy a sense of belonging within his community. After breakfast, Stewart enjoys shopping at his favourite local supermarket, where he can choose his own groceries and maintain his independence. These regular outings help him stay socially connected, active, and confident, while allowing him to continue enjoying the routines and places that are important to him. With the support of our caring team, Stewart can live independently and make the most of every week.
Alan’s story
Mary (name changed to protect confidentiality) enjoys living an active and independent life with personalised support tailored to her individual needs. We help her attend appointments, maintain her routines, and access activities she enjoys in her local community. One of her favourite weekly activities is visiting Burton Library's Jigsaw Swap, where she enjoys exchanging puzzles and meeting other puzzle enthusiasts. Dora also loves spending time at local garden centres, relaxing with a coffee and enjoying the peaceful surroundings. By providing the right level of support, we help Dora feel confident, reduce anxiety when attending appointments and community activities, and enable her to continue doing the things she loves.
Mary’s story