What we do

Helping hands, in and around the home

Every visit is built around the person, not a checklist. Below is an honest look at what we can take off your plate — and how we go about it. Visits are always arranged by conversation, never from a printed list of fixed options.

A helper dusting a bright and tidy living room

Regular housework

The weekly reset that keeps a home feeling like home. We work to your routine and your standards — some people like a Friday blitz before the weekend, others prefer a little done every visit. Either way, the same helper learns exactly how you like things.

  • Hoovering & mopping
  • Dusting & polishing
  • Beds changed
  • Bathroom & kitchen
  • Ironing put away
Neatly folded fresh laundry in a soft stack

Laundry & ironing

From a wash-and-fold to the full works — washed, dried, ironed and put away in the right drawers. We are careful with the good tablecloth, gentle with woollens, and we always check the label before we check the clock.

  • Washing & drying
  • Ironing & folding
  • Put away properly
  • Delicates handled gently
Fresh vegetables being prepared in a home kitchen

Meal preparation

Home cooking, made in your kitchen to your recipes — a pan of cawl, a shepherd's pie, a light fish supper. We can cook enough for the day, or batch-cook and label portions for the freezer so there is always something homemade to hand.

  • Your recipes, your way
  • Freezer-friendly batches
  • Company at mealtimes
  • Kitchen left spotless
A bright local shop stocked with everyday essentials

Shopping & errands

The weekly shop at Morrisons or Aldi on Caerleon Road, prescriptions from the chemist, a parcel taken to the post office, library books swapped. We can shop from your list and put it all away, or accompany you if you would rather get out yourself.

  • Weekly food shop
  • Prescription collections
  • Post & parcels
  • Out-and-about company
Hands tending a potted plant in a tended garden

Garden tidying

A little and often keeps a garden lovely. We deadhead the pots, sweep the path, weed the borders, fill the bird feeders and water what needs watering — the small jobs that make the difference between a garden that is coped with and one that is enjoyed.

  • Pots, borders & beds
  • Paths & patios swept
  • Bird feeders & watering
  • Light seasonal tidy-ups
Two cups of tea poured ready for a chat at the kitchen table

Companionship visits & respite

Sometimes the most important thing we carry through the door is a willingness to sit down. Companionship visits are unhurried — tea and a chat, a hand with the crossword, a walk to the park, sorting the photo albums, or simply being there. We also give family carers a proper break, keeping everything ticking over while you rest, run errands or see to your own life.

  • Tea & conversation
  • Hobbies & outings
  • Walks to the park
  • Respite for family carers
  • Family kept informed

Not sure which fits? Let us talk it through.

Most visits end up being a blend of a few of these. Tell us what a difficult week looks like and we will suggest what might help — over a cup of tea, with no obligation at all.

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