Who regulates Cooperative Care Colne Valley?

We are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). CQC is the national regulator for the social care sector, and they set the standards by which we operate. You can find out more about CQC and how they rate the service we provide on their website.

Where is your service available?

Our service is available in and around the Colne Valley area of Kirklees. We cover the communities of Marsden, Slaithwaite, Linthwaite, Meltham and Golcar primarily, and we are also able to deliver a service in nearby localities in many instances. If in doubt, feel free to contact us and we’ll be …

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How is Cooperative Care Colne Valley different?

When it comes to care, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, and we don’t offer one. Everyone is different, and so are we. As far as we know we are the only care provider in our locality that is community-owned. We’re not a private profit-seeking business, we belong to the people of …

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Is home care right for you and your family?

If you want to remain living at home, continuing to make happy memories in familiar surroundings, live largely unsupported, but need some extra support around some key activities of daily living, or need help with doing certain things in the home to live safely and independently, then home care might …

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Why is home care good for me?

It’s flexible, it’s hassle-free and it’s enjoyable. You get to stay in your community and live under your own roof, surrounded by your own things and continue to live by your own rules. One of the best things about what we do is that it doesn’t ‘feel like care’. Or …

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Why is home care good for my family?

Time spent with your loved ones should be fun, not challenging. We spend our time taking care of the essentials, so you can spend time doing the things you enjoy most. Choosing a high quality, trusted home care provider removes a great deal of the stress surrounding long term decision …

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What are the benefits of home care?

We believe care and support should be about having a choice and planning ahead, not about reacting to a situation or development. Sadly, all too often, accidents in the home and sudden illness can often be the trigger that kick-starts the ‘care conversation’, sometimes resulting in a rushed and less than optimal decision.  Most people would rather …

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What is Social Care?

Social care consists of services which support people with needs arising from illness, disability, the negative impacts of aging or poverty. Social care can include domiciliary care, day centre provision, provision of equipment and housing options with varying levels of care. Social care is under significant chronic pressure due to inadequate public …

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What is Cooperative Care Colne Valley?

We are an organisation devoted to providing the highest-quality relationship-led care for people in their own homes. What we do is personal. It’s tailored, it’s flexible and it’s adaptable as needs and preferences change. Most importantly, it means we help people to live a life at home living happily, comfortably and as independently as possible.   …

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