Our policies & commitments
Our policies explain how we work, protect your information and respond to feedback. Contact us if you need information in a different format.
Recruitment, DBS checks & staff training
We require appropriate DBS checks for support staff, with the level of check determined by the role and legal eligibility. Staff receive role-relevant induction, training and ongoing guidance, including safeguarding, confidentiality, boundaries, communication and health and safety.
Health, safety & lone working
We assess practical risks associated with visits and activities, agree safe arrangements, and provide staff with procedures for reporting incidents and concerns. We review arrangements when needs or circumstances change.
Service arrangements & cancellations
Before support begins, we discuss the tasks requested, preferred times, charges, cancellation terms and a suitable contact process. Availability and service details are confirmed individually in writing.
Safeguarding
We aim to recognise and respond promptly to concerns about abuse, neglect or exploitation. Staff should report concerns to the designated safeguarding lead and follow local safeguarding procedures. Where someone is in immediate danger, call 999.
Privacy & data protection
We aim to collect only information needed to respond to enquiries and arrange services, store it securely and share it only where there is a lawful reason. We will provide a full privacy notice explaining our lawful bases, retention periods, individual rights and contact details before collecting service-user records.
Website enquiries currently open your own email application; they are not stored in a website database.
Equality, diversity & accessibility
We respect different backgrounds, disabilities, communication styles, faiths and preferences. We aim to provide clear information, reasonable adjustments and accessible communication wherever practicable.
Complaints & feedback
Complaints can be sent to admin@thrivingrosesupportservices.com. We will acknowledge concerns and explain the review process and response arrangements. A detailed complaints procedure and escalation contacts will be published before launch.
Recruitment & safer working
Recruitment processes will reflect role requirements, including appropriate identity, reference, eligibility-to-work and DBS checks where applicable. Staff will receive role-specific guidance and safeguarding expectations.
Service scope
Thriving Rose Support Services provides practical household assistance, companionship and community support. Our services do not include assistance or supervision with washing, dressing, toileting or eating, nor nursing or medical treatment. Live-in companionship and family carer breaks do not include these tasks. Requests outside our service scope will not be accepted.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common questions. You can also contact us if you would prefer to speak to someone.
Where do you provide support?
We welcome enquiries in London, Doncaster and Nottingham. Availability depends on your location and the support requested.
Can I choose my support times?
Yes. We discuss your preferred days, times and routines and arrange visits where staff availability allows.
Are your support staff DBS checked and trained?
Our support staff are DBS checked and receive training relevant to their roles. The appropriate level of DBS check depends on the role and eligibility.
Where can I find mentoring, keyworking and wellbeing sessions?
Career mentorship, wellbeing awareness, keyworking and positive safeguarding creative sessions are featured under our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives. Contact us to discuss participation, partnerships, accessibility, availability and whether any charges apply. These activities are not clinical therapy or statutory safeguarding assessments.
What can your staff help with?
Shopping, errands, cleaning, laundry, companionship, social activities, appointments and other agreed practical tasks. We will explain the scope of support before services begin.
Do you offer live-in companionship or short-term family carer breaks?
We can discuss extended companionship and practical household assistance in the person’s own home. These arrangements do not include personal care or nursing.
Are you developing emergency preparedness kits?
We aim to co-produce community emergency preparedness resources with you and your community, including a 72-hour kit. The initiative is in development. You can share ideas and accessibility needs using our interest form. Kits are not currently sold through this website.
How do I make an enquiry or give feedback?
Email admin@thrivingrosesupportservices.com or call 07707 959120. The website forms prepare an email in your email app for you to review and send.
How do I apply for a role?
Send your CV to career@thrivingrosesupportservices.com. Please check the address carefully before sending personal information.