Person-centred care that helps people live well at home
We support adults with mental health conditions, learning disabilities and autism to live fulfilling, independent lives in the comfort of their own home.
- CQC registered
- Caring since 2017
- DBS-checked staff
- 24/7 support line
Regulated provider Caring for Wandsworth since 2017
Care built around the person, not the task
We believe that everyone deserves to feel comfortable and secure in their own home. We take a person-centred approach, shaping support around each person’s needs, goals and preferences.
We work closely with families and, where relevant, with community multidisciplinary teams such as GPs, social workers, occupational therapists, mental health coordinators and district nurses, so that support joins up around the person.
Our services
Support shaped around each person
Supported living
Your own home, with the right support around you to live independently.
Learn more →
Respite care and interim placements
A trusted break for family carers, with consistent support for the person you care for.
Learn more →
Domiciliary care and outreach
Practical, dignified care delivered in your own home and out in the community.
Learn more →
Personalised care plans
Care designed around your goals, reviewed with you, and never one-size-fits-all.
Learn more →
Care you can trust
Regulated, trained and accountable
In their words
What the CQC said about us
People were supported by staff that underwent a comprehensive induction process to familiarise themselves with the provider’s policies, people and the roles and expectations of the role. Induction training was delivered in line with the Care Certificate.Care Quality Commission inspection report
Who we support
Specialist support for adults with complex needs
We support adults living with a range of conditions to build confidence and independence at home.
Mental health
Steady, respectful support for adults living with mental health conditions.
How we help →
Learning disabilities
Building independence and confidence for adults with a learning disability.
How we help →
Autism
Predictable, sensory-aware support shaped around how each autistic person experiences the world.
How we help →
Standards
Held to recognised standards of care
We are registered with the Care Quality Commission and follow recognised standards for safe, high-quality care. Choose a standard to see what it means.
Independently verified
Care Quality Commission
Copper Connect Care is registered with the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health and social care in England. Registration means we are inspected against national standards for safety and quality of care.
- Registered provider
- Independently inspected
Independently verified
The Care Certificate
Every new member of staff completes an induction aligned to the Care Certificate, the agreed set of standards that health and social care workers are expected to meet before they work unsupervised.
- Staff induction standard
Independently verified
Ongoing training and supervision
Our team’s development does not stop at induction. Regular training, supervision and appraisal keep our staff current with good practice in adult social care.
- Ongoing training
- Supervision and appraisal
Independently verified
DBS-checked staff
All care staff are recruited through a rigorous process that includes enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service checks, in-depth interviews and reference checks before they support anyone.
- Enhanced DBS checks
- Safer recruitment
Join our team
Our staff are the backbone of our organisation
We are always looking for kind, reliable people who want to make a real difference. No two days are the same, and you will be fully trained and supported from day one. Experience is welcome, but the right attitude matters most.
- Competitive pay
- Full training
- Career development
- Flexible hours
FAQs
Common questions
What is Copper Connect Care?
We are a CQC-registered care provider supporting adults with mental health conditions, learning disabilities and autism to live as independently as possible, in their own home and community.
Which areas do you cover?
We have provided home care across the London Borough of Wandsworth since 2017 and support people across South West London. If you are unsure whether we cover your area, just ask.
What types of support do you offer?
Supported living, respite and interim placements, domiciliary care and outreach, and personalised care plans. Support ranges from a few hours a week to round-the-clock care.
How do I make a referral?
You can call us any time on +44 7722 045805, message us on WhatsApp, or complete the referral form on our contact page. Referrals are welcome from families, social workers and healthcare professionals.
Are your staff checked and trained?
Yes. Every member of staff is recruited through a rigorous process that includes enhanced DBS checks and in-depth interviews, and completes an induction aligned to the Care Certificate, with ongoing training and supervision.
Is the support available out of hours?
We operate a 24/7 support line by phone and WhatsApp, and supported living care can be provided around the clock where it is needed.