FAQs
How is this different from a care agency?
I provide independent advice and support to help families find and arrange suitable care for their loved ones.
Through my Introductory Carer Service, I introduce you to suitable self-employed carers, who you engage and pay directly. This is a one-off introduction and does not include ongoing coordination or oversight.
My separate Six-Week Care Set-Up and Coordination Package provides support with planning and organising arrangements over six weeks, ending with a review and handover.
Both services give you choice and control over who supports your loved one.
Do you provide carers?
Through my Introductory Carer Service, I introduce families to suitable self-employed carers. You choose who to engage and agree the arrangements and payment directly with your chosen carer.
This is a one-off introduction and does not include ongoing supervision or management of the carer. If you need help planning and coordinating support at home, I also offer a separate Six-Week Care Set-Up and Coordination Package.
Are you regulated?
Angela Graham Consultancy is an independent care advisory and support service. I draw on over 30 years of experience in the care industry to help families understand their options and organise suitable support for their loved ones.
The consultancy is not registered with the CQC. I introduce families to self-employed carers, who they engage and pay directly, rather than employing carers myself.
I offer a one-off Introductory Carer Service and a separate Six-Week Care Set-Up and Coordination Package. I’m always happy to explain what each service includes so you know exactly what to expect.
What areas do you cover?
I'm based in and primarily support families across Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and the surrounding areas.
If you're located slightly further away, please feel free to get in touch. Depending on your circumstances, I may still be able to help, particularly where advice and support can be provided remotely or over the phone.
Can you help with funding?
I can help you explore potential care funding options and understand where to find further advice.
Depending on your circumstances, this may include information about relevant benefits, allowances and other sources of support. I’m happy to discuss your situation and help you understand where to start.
We’re not sure what we need yet, is that ok?
Absolutely! Many families get in touch feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to start, and that’s completely understandable.
We can discuss everything during our initial consultation, talk through your situation and explore which type of support would be most helpful for your family.