Home From Hospital Care
Support & Care Beyond Hospital Walls
For over 40 years, Home From Hospital Care has helped individuals across the West Midlands recover safely, reduce isolation, and regain independence after hospital discharge.
Winners of The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
Won through focusing on practical assistance, emotional reassurance, and meaningful connection.
About Us
Supporting Safe & Confident Transitions from Hospital to Home
Leaving hospital can feel overwhelming. We provide practical support, compassionate guidance, and meaningful community connections to ensure no one feels alone during recovery.
We Can't Help Everyone, but Everyone can help someone
Our Services help:
- Prevent unnecesary readmissions
- Reduce loneliness & isolation
- Promote dignity & independence
- Strengthen community suppport networks
Our Latest Project
The Energy Project with Brum Energy
We are proud to currently deliver a funded community support project in partnership with Brum Energy. An initiative that focuses on helping individuals stay warm, safe, and financially secure, particularly during the colder months.
What we do
Our Legacy Services
Basic Home Preparation
We help prepare an individual’s home ahead of their return from hospital, ensuring it is safe, warm, and ready to support a comfortable and secure recovery.
Befriending & Companionship
Our volunteers provide regular visits or phone calls to offer conversation, reassurance, and social interaction, helping individuals feel supported and less alone.
Shopping or Essential Errands
We assist with grocery shopping, prescription collection, and other essential errands to ensure individuals have access to the necessities they need during recovery.
Food Parcel Support
For those facing short-term hardship, we provide essential food parcels to ensure no one goes without during vulnerable periods.
Emotional Reassurance
We provide compassionate conversation and reassurance to help reduce anxiety, restore confidence, and ease the transition back into independent living.
Digi buddy service
Our Digi Buddy service helps individuals learn how to use phones, tablets, and online services, enabling access to appointments and benefits.
Signposting to Additional Services
We connect individuals with relevant local services, healthcare providers, and community resources to ensure ongoing support beyond our immediate assistance.
Welfare Checks
We carry out friendly welfare visits or calls to monitor wellbeing, offer reassurance, and identify any additional support needs during recovery.
Sitting Service
We offered short sitting visits to provide companionship and give carers or family members short breaks when needed.
Reducing isolation through connection
Emergency support when needed most
Reducing isolation through connection
Building confidence with technology
Building a safe world outside the hospital
How we help
Our Events and Projects
We believe recovery and wellbeing do not end at hospital discharge. True recovery continues at home, supported by people who care.
How We Work
We Provide Very Easy Steps
Practical, person-centred support by listening carefully, assessing individual needs, and connecting people with the right help.
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Select Service
Individuals, families, or professionals contact us through our enquiry form or referral process.
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We Access Your Needs
Our team speaks with you to understand your situation and identify the most appropriate support available.
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We provided support
We deliver direct assistance or connect you with relevant services, partners, or community projects.
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Ongoing Check-In
Where appropriate, we follow up to ensure you feel supported, safe, and confident moving forward.
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Testimonials
Hear from dozens of our community members
Shopping support
Because I am completely bedbound, getting the right food in was really difficult. Home From Hospital Care collected my shopping list each week and bought the items I actually wanted, not just the basics. Having someone take time to chat with me also helped, especially as I no longer speak to my family.
Supported Shopping Trips
I had not been out of the house for months and felt extremely nervous about going out again. With support, I managed to go to the local shop and later even the post office, which felt like a huge step. I felt happier afterwards and was very grateful for the help.
Benefits and Practical Support
I was very stressed and felt like I had no help after losing my sight. Someone visited me, explained the support that might be available, and helped me contact my doctor so my needs could be assessed properly. I appreciated having someone take the time to discuss everything with me.
Our Blog
Latest Blog & Articles
Explore and read our latest articles and news as well as testimonials from our amazing community.
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