With a focus on personalised care and assistance for those in need, our services cater to each individuals unique requirements 24/7.
Our children services include Autism and Learning Difficulties Support, Respite Care, Youth Escorting Services and Out of Hours support.
At CareOLine, we offer care for individuals with autism and learning disabilities to ensure they get the care and support to develop independence and manage social challenges whilst building essential life skills. Our offerings include Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), aimed at helping individuals navigate challenges confidently.
Within community engagement, and innovative communication, we create a safe and structured environment that promotes personal growth.
Our experts collaborate closely with families and professionals to provide tailored care to each individuals needs and aspirations, supporting daily life and long term development.
CareOLine specialises in Respite Care Programmes, offering tailored support for individuals with behavioural challenges, autism, complex needs, learning disabilities and epilepsy. Our team is fully trained in managing EpiPens, PEG feeding, stoma care and other health-related requirements.
We understand the challenges faced by families and individuals who need support. The heart of our mission is helping to prevent family breakdowns by providing short term assistance and much needed relief.
We deliver a consistently high standard of care through dedicated support staff who build strong, trusting relationships with the individuals they support.
Our respite services are available in family homes, foster placements and specialist care settings. Whether care is needed during the day or overnight, our staff offer 24/7 supervision and support, ensuring individuals feel safe, respected and cared for.
At CareOLine, we provide both secure and non-secure supportive transportation for young people during critical transitions.
Our Youth Escorting Services prioritise safety, dignity and wellbeing as individuals move between school placements, secure settings, residential care, hospitals or other environments.
Why choose CareOLine:
Choose CareOLine for a youth escorting service that combines safety, professionalism and compassion.
Let us support the young people in your care with a service that truly makes a difference.
Our Emergency Care and Support Team works closely with Out-of-Hours Duty Social Workers to provide immediate support and intervention for service users where there is a risk of, or an actual, disregulated placement breakdown.
We offer flexible, responsive support to help maintain the stability of children and young people across a range of settings, including family homes, foster placements, police stations, hospitals, and within the wider community.
Our service supports individuals through complex and challenging situations with the appropriate level of care, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children and young people during emergency transitions. It also enables Local Authorities to explore sustainable, long-term solutions.
CareOLine supports children and young people in maintaining meaningful relationships with family members and other significant individuals during court proceedings or under court orders. Our Contact Supervisors work collaboratively with social workers, placements, and caregivers to ensure a safe and supportive environment.
During contact, CareOLine’s supervisors prioritise the wellbeing of the child or young person. They remain impartial to family dynamics and record each session in line with the relevant assessment framework, providing accurate, objective observations to inform ongoing care and planning.
CareOLine carries out both announced and unannounced welfare visits to families, ensuring the wellbeing and welfare of children is consistently maintained. These visits assess the standard of care being provided and confirm that the home environment is safe, appropriate and supportive of the child’s overall wellbeing.
Our support staff ensure there are no apparent safeguarding concerns that could impact the child’s physical or emotional health at the time of the visit.
