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General Enquiries

Swindon Borough Council
Civic Offices
Euclid Street
Swindon
SN1 2JH

Telephone:

01793 445500

Minicom:

01793 436659

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Health & Social Care

Extra Care

Extra Care provides 24-hour staffing support, 365 days a year in your own flat, in one of three Extra Care establishments.

Extra Care is about independent living and provides choice, control and privacy.

Locations

Extra Care facilities are at:

  • The Ridings
  • Harry Garrett Court
  • Newburgh House
  • A new facility, Maple Court, is due to open in Moredon in 2009

Qualifying for Extra Care

  • You must be on the housing register
  • A care manager must complete an assessment of your care needs which shows you need a minimum of five hours' care per week
  • A funding panel decides who will be allocated a flat
  • If successful, you will be assessed further before being offered a tenancy to a flat

Restrictions

Extra Care is not a residential care home. Its aim is to support individuals to maintain their independence within a safe environment.

Help to Live at Home - Printed Leaflet

Help to Live at Home leaflet front coverThe information contained in this section of the website is also contained in a leaflet, which is available as a downloadable pdf file:

Help to Live at Home (1.1Mb)

The information is also available in a range of languages and accessible formats (including large print and Braille).

For details please contact Customer Services.

Further Information/Contact

For more information please contact Care Line.

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