Find QCAS-approved Personal Assistants in [YOUR BRANCH NAME AS IN MENU]
Local home support introductions for people looking for companionship, personal care, respite support, domestic help or live-in support.
Hub Care Support [YOUR BRANCH NAME] helps people find flexible support at home from independent Personal Assistants in the local area.
We understand that choosing support for yourself or someone close to you can feel like a big step. Our role is to help make that process clearer, easier and more reassuring.
You choose the Personal Assistant you feel is right, and the practical details such as days, times, tasks and rates are agreed directly between you and the PA.
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How the Hub Care Support works locally
Finding the right support should feel personal, not rushed.
That’s why we take the time speak with every single person looking for support.
We want to understand your individual circumstances and needs so we can make the best, most informed suggestions for your support.
Chat with us
First, you tell your local Hub team what kind of support you are looking for. This might include companionship, help at home, personal care, respite support, dementia support or live-in care.
Review PA profiles
We send you the profiles of every Personal Support Assistant that potentially meets your wants and needs. Then it's over to you to take the time to fully review their profiles.
Arrange a chat
Once you've made your selections, invite the Personal Support Assistant(s) to meet with you so you can be sure that they are the right fit, ask them for any more information and discuss the finer details of your support.
Support a Personal Assistant may be able to help with
Every person’s situation is different, so support should be flexible around individual needs.
QCAS-approved Personal Assistants may be able to help with:
Companionship
Personal Care
Shopping & errands
Eating & meal preparation
Communication & technology
Daily routines
Domestic tasks
Transport
Keeping active
Overnight support
Live in & respite care
Specialist support
Why we only introduce QCAS-approved PAs
Choosing a Personal Assistant is a personal decision, so reassurance matters.
Hub Care Support only introduces people to Personal Assistants who have been approved through QCAS, the Quality Care Approval Scheme. QCAS checks are designed to give people more confidence when choosing support at home.
Checks include identity, enhanced conviction free DBS, references, training and insurance.
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Availability varies. The person receiving support chooses their PA and agrees support directly with them.
Meet some of the independent Hub Personal Assistants who have been approved through QCAS and may be available to support people in the local area.
Areas we cover
Our [BRANCH NAME] Branch covers locations in [BRANCH NAME] Some of the key towns include: [BULLET POINT TOWNS AS PROVIDED ON THE SPREADSHEET, UPDATE LINK TO THE LANDING PAGE OF EACH ON YOUR SUBDOMAIN]
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Meet the Team
Our local team is here to help you understand your options and take the next step towards finding support.
We know that arranging support can feel overwhelming, especially if you are doing it for the first time or helping a family member. The Mid & South Bucks team can talk you through how Hub Care Support works, explain the introduction process and help you understand what to consider when choosing a Personal Assistant.
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Your profile should help people feel reassured that they are speaking to a real, approachable local person who understands care and support.
Please aim for around 100–150 words.
Try to include:
Your name and role within the local Hub team
A brief summary of your background or experience
Why helping people find support matters to you
What you help people with day to day
A small personal/local detail if you are comfortable sharing one
Please keep the tone friendly, natural and professional. Write as if you are introducing yourself to a family who may be looking for support for the first time.
Avoid making the profile sound like Hub directly provides or manages care. Use wording such as “I help people understand their options”, “I support people through the introduction process”, or “I help families find QCAS-approved Personal Assistants.”
Please avoid phrases such as “our carers”, “we provide care”, or “I manage your care.”
A good structure would be:
Sentence 1: who you are and your role.
Sentence 2–3: your background or experience.
Sentence 4–5: how you help people using Hub.
Final sentence: a warm personal/local touch.
Example opening style:
I’m [Name], part of the Mid & South Bucks Hub Care Support team. My role is to help people understand how Hub works and support them through the process of finding a QCAS-approved Personal Assistant who may be right for them.
Larissa
Branch Manager
Hi I’m Larissa the Branch Manager and Community Engagement for Hub.
I have 15 years experience working within Care, including Nursing Homes and a Hospice at Home Team. As well as a Trainer for Care.
I absolutely love my role at Hub and I’m passionate about our local community. You will often find me attending a local support group, raising awareness of a local charity, volunteering, fundraising and hosting our own Hub choir.
I am very proud to say I love going to work and for me that saying is true ‘Do a job you love and you will never work a day in your life.’
Jo
Team Administrator
Hi I am Jo and I am part of the Administration Team for Hub Care Support Bucks. I have previously worked as a Manager of a Health and Social Care training provider. My role is to provide support to those seeking help and support for a loved one, neighbour or friend. I am here to explain our service to you and to answer any questions you may have.
Lynne
Team Administrator
Hi I am Lynne and like Jo I am part of the Administration Team for Hub Care Support. I have worked within the Care Sector for 30 years and this has included roles within Nursing Homes, Domiciliary Care and for a Hospice at Home Team. I am able to bring this experience to my Hub Care Support role and I love nothing more than chatting and learning about the help you are looking for to enable us to introduce you to a fully approved and vetted Personal Assistant.
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Whether you are beginning to explore support for yourself or helping someone close to you, our team can explain how Hub Care Support works and answer questions about finding an independent Personal Assistant.
What local people say
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Every review is genuine and helps others understand what they can expect when contacting Hub Care Support.
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Contact Us
We personally speak with every individual looking for care
If you would like to talk through your options, contact the local Hub Care Support team.
We can explain how the introduction process works, help you understand what to consider when choosing a Personal Assistant, and point you in the right direction if you are unsure where to start.
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