CARE & RESPITE
Care support built around the person, family or service.
Rise provides flexible care and respite support for children, young people, families, care providers and Local Authorities. From planned respite and additional support at home to flexible care-home capacity and more intensive short-term packages, we start with what is needed and build the right response around it.
Our Care & Respite Support
Flexible support for families, care providers and Local Authorities, from planned respite and additional capacity to bespoke and urgent care packages.
Support for Families
Family Respite & Support
Sometimes a family needs a few hours of support. Sometimes they need something more regular or more tailored. Rise can work directly with parents and carers to understand what would genuinely help and build support around the child or young person and the family routine.
Planned Respite
Regular or occasional support that gives parents and carers time to rest, manage other responsibilities or spend time with other family members.
Community & Activity Support
Support for children and young people to access activities, interests and the community safely and confidently.
Bespoke 1:1 Support
Individual support shaped around the young person’s needs, communication, routines and interests.
Short-Term Family Support
Additional support during periods when family circumstances are particularly demanding or changing.
Care Home & Provider Support
Care services do not always need a permanent recruitment solution. Sometimes the pressure is a rota gap, sickness, increased support needs, leave or an additional placement. Rise can provide flexible support around the service you already have.
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Short-Notice Cover
Additional experienced care practitioners when unexpected rota gaps or service pressures arise.
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Planned Rota Support
Flexible additional support around leave, vacancies, ongoing gaps or periods of increased demand.
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Enhanced Support
Additional staffing where a child or young person needs a higher level of support for a period of time.
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Senior & Team Support
Experienced senior practitioners and team leadership where a service needs additional capacity.
Partnerships
Local Authority & Emergency Care Solutions
When a child enters care unexpectedly, a placement ends, additional capacity is needed or a family requires intensive short-term support, delays matter.
Rise can work with Local Authorities and social care teams to build a proportionate response around the situation, from additional staffing to a coordinated temporary care team.
Emergency Care Teams
Rapid-response support around urgent and unplanned care situations.
Bespoke 1:1 / 2:1 Support
Support and staffing built around assessed need, known risks and the agreed care plan.
Council-Home Capacity
Individual workers, rota support or temporary teams around council-owned or commissioned services.
Stabilisation Support
A consistent short-term team while longer-term arrangements are identified.
Transition & Step-Down Support
Planned support as the child, family or service moves towards the next arrangement.
Different situations need different levels of support.
A Few Hours of Respite
Regular Planned Support
Additional Service Capacity
Bespoke 1:1 / 2:1 Support
Dedicated Short-Term Team
How care support comes together
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Tell Us What’s Happening
Understand What’s Needed
Agree the Support
Put It in Place
Review & Adapt
We understand the child, young person, family or service and what support is being requested.
Do not change anything else.
We consider the hours, skills, consistency, known risks and any specialist requirements.
We shape the approach, staffing and practical arrangements around the situation.
The appropriate team is briefed and support begins once the necessary information, checks and arrangements are in place.
We keep the support under review and adjust it as circumstances change.
The right people for the situation.
Experience That Matches the Need
Relevant children’s residential care, SEND, safeguarding and support experience depending on the package.
Consistency Where Possible
We aim to use a smaller core team where possible, helping reduce repeated introductions and build familiarity.
Safer Recruitment
Required pre-employment checks, references, DBS and right-to-work verification.
Clear Boundaries of Competence
If a need sits outside the skills or remit of the proposed team, we raise it rather than simply filling the shift.
The right team, not just an available team.
Working safely and within the right framework
The scope of each care package is agreed before support begins. Where support involves an activity or setting requiring registration, delivery would only take place through the appropriate registered provision, partnership or agreed commissioning framework.