Frequently Asked Questions

Full Circle Professional Services provides care and practical support focused on individual needs, dignity, independence, and respectful relationships.

Services include mental health support, dementia care, home care, physical disability support, mother and baby services, respite, domestic cleaning, and companionship.

You can email enquiries@fcpservices.co.uk or use the Contact Us page.

Use the Request Care form to tell us about your requirements and preferred contact details.

Support can be discussed around individual circumstances, preferences, routines, and agreed requirements, subject to assessment and availability.

Yes. You can submit an enquiry as a family member, friend, or representative. Where appropriate, authorisation and consent may need to be discussed.

The information can be reviewed and used to discuss possible next steps, service suitability, and availability.

Preferred days and times can be discussed as part of the enquiry and any later assessment or support arrangement.

Include your location or postcode in the enquiry so availability can be discussed.

Home care may include agreed support with everyday activities, personal routines, meals, light household tasks, mobility, companionship, or other appropriate tasks within the confirmed service scope.

Support may include familiar routines, companionship, meals and hydration, gentle reminders, daily activities, mobility assistance where appropriate, and following an agreed care plan.

Companionship may include conversation, shared hobbies, reading, games, appropriate outings, community activities, and maintaining social connections.

Respite is temporary agreed support that may allow family members or unpaid carers time to rest, attend appointments, or manage other responsibilities.

Tasks may include general cleaning, dusting, vacuuming, kitchen and bathroom cleaning, laundry where offered, bed linen changes, and tidying.

The service focuses on practical, non-clinical household and family support. Specialist medical, midwifery, or postnatal healthcare should not be assumed unless confirmed.

Support may include agreed daily living tasks, meal preparation, household tasks, mobility support where appropriately assessed, and community participation.

It may include routine support, friendly conversation, social connection, practical tasks, community activities, and encouragement to follow an existing support plan. It is not a substitute for clinical mental healthcare unless specifically provided by qualified professionals.