Compassionate Care, Right At Home

Flexible, person-centred support that helps you or your loved one live safely, comfortably and with greater independence. From occasional visits to round-the-clock or live-in care, our experienced team is here to listen and arrange support around the individual.

About Total Care Resources

Total Care Resources provides trusted care and support for adults who wish to remain in the comfort and familiarity of their own home. Based in Peterborough, we primarily support people across Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire and Lincolnshire, with nationwide care available where required.

We understand that choosing care can feel like a significant step. Whether you are exploring support for yourself, helping a parent return home after hospital or arranging longer-term care for someone close to you, we will guide you through the process with warmth, clarity and respect.

Every person is different, so every care arrangement begins with listening. We take time to understand the individual’s routines, preferences, abilities and goals before recommending a flexible approach that can change as their needs change. Above all, our aim is to provide dependable support that protects dignity, encourages independence and offers reassurance to the whole family.

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Our Care Services

Care can mean different things at different stages of life. Our services range from help with everyday routines and companionship to live-in, overnight and complex support. We work people of all ages, creating an individual care arrangement for each person rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.

End-of-Life (Palliative) Care

End-of-Life (Palliative) Care

Compassionate support for people approaching the end of life, provided with sensitivity, dignity and respect. We work around the person’s wishes and familiar routines, helping them remain as comfortable as possible at home while offering calm, dependable reassurance to those close to them.
Dementia & Alzheimer's Care

Dementia & Alzheimer's Care

Familiar surroundings and consistent routines can make a meaningful difference for someone living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Our carers provide patient, respectful support shaped around the individual, helping with everyday tasks, personal care, companionship and reassurance while encouraging choice and independence wherever possible.
Live-In Care

Live-In Care

Live-in care provides ongoing support from a carer who stays in the person’s home. It can offer reassurance, companionship and practical help throughout the day while allowing the individual to remain close to familiar people, places, possessions and routines. Arrangements are tailored following a full assessment.
Mental Health Support

Mental Health Support

We provide calm, non-judgemental support for those living with mental health conditions. Care is shaped around the individual’s needs, routines and goals and may include help with daily living, maintaining a safe home environment, attending appointments, building confidence and staying connected with the community.
Brain Injury Care

Brain Injury Care

The effects of an acquired or traumatic brain injury can be different for every person. We provide thoughtful, adaptable support with everyday living, routines, rehabilitation goals and community participation. Our focus is on respecting the individual’s abilities, promoting independence and working alongside families and other professionals where appropriate.
Respite Care

Respite Care

Respite care gives family carers time to rest, attend appointments or simply recharge, knowing their loved one is being supported. It can be arranged for a short visit, a longer period, overnight or as temporary live-in care, depending on the person’s needs and the circumstances of the family.
Physical Disabilities

Physical Disabilities

Our care for people with physical disabilities is designed around what the person wants to achieve. Support may include personal care, mobility assistance, daily routines, household tasks and accessing work, appointments or the community. We focus on ability, choice and helping each person retain as much independence as possible.
Complex Care

Complex Care

Complex needs require careful planning, skilled support and clear communication. Following a detailed assessment, we create an individual care arrangement that reflects the person’s health, routines, risks and preferences. We can work alongside relatives and involved professionals to help provide safe, coordinated support at home.
Long-Term Conditions

Long-Term Conditions

Living with a long-term condition can make everyday tasks more demanding, but the right support can help life remain familiar and fulfilling. We provide flexible assistance with personal care, routines, meals, mobility, appointments and companionship, adapting care as the person’s circumstances and abilities change.
Personal Care

Personal Care

Discreet help with washing, dressing, continence, oral care and other personal routines can make it easier to remain comfortable and confident at home. Our carers approach every task with sensitivity, always protecting privacy, dignity and choice. Support is delivered at the person’s preferred pace wherever possible.
Learning disabilities & Autism

Learning disabilities & Autism

We support those with learning disabilities to live with greater choice, confidence and independence. Depending on the individual, this may include help with daily routines, household tasks, communication, appointments, social activities and community access. Support is person-led and shaped around strengths, preferences and personal goals.
Supported living

Supported living

Supported living helps people enjoy greater independence while receiving the practical assistance and reassurance they need. We work with each person to understand how they want to live, supporting everyday responsibilities, personal routines, relationships and community participation in a way that respects their home, choices and aspirations.

Why Use Total Care Resources?

Our experience helps us understand that good care is about far more than completing tasks. It is about noticing what matters to the person, communicating clearly and providing support with skill, patience and respect.

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    Person-centred support

    We begin by listening. Each care arrangement reflects the person’s needs, preferences, routines and goals, with regular communication to help ensure that support continues to suit their circumstances.

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    Trusted and reliable

    Families need to know that the people supporting someone they love can be depended upon. We take our responsibilities seriously and aim to provide reliable care with honest, responsive communication.

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    Flexible care arrangements

    From home visits and daytime support to waking nights, sleeping nights, 24-hour care and live-in care, support can be arranged around what works best for each individual.

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    Carefully selected carers

    Our carers undergo enhanced DBS checks, reference checks and appropriate training. Ongoing supervision helps us maintain professional standards and support our team in delivering thoughtful care.

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    Responsive 24/7 assistance

    Care needs do not always fit within office hours. Clients and families can reach our 24/7 mobile for support and reassurance when an urgent concern arises.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It is natural to have questions about how care works, what support can be provided and what happens next. Our frequently asked questions offer a helpful starting point. If you cannot find the answer you need, our friendly team will be happy to talk things through without pressure or obligation.

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From Our Blog

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What Is Live-In Care and Who Is It Suitable For?

By garymchu | August 25, 2026
Live-in care provides ongoing support from a care worker who lives in the person’s home. It allows someone to remain in familiar surroundings while receiving help with their agreed daily needs, alongside companionship and the reassurance of having another person nearby. For many people, home is closely connected with independence, identity and treasured memories. Moving…
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Helping an Elderly Relative Return Home Safely After Hospital

By garymchu | August 25, 2026
A hospital discharge is often welcome news, but returning home can still feel daunting. Your relative may be weaker than before, less confident on their feet or temporarily unable to manage familiar tasks. Families can also feel pressure to put everything in place very quickly. Planning ahead can make the transition calmer and safer. The…
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10 Signs Your Loved One May Need Support at Home

By garymchu | August 25, 2026
It is not always obvious when someone is finding daily life difficult. Changes can happen gradually, and a loved one may adapt their routines or avoid mentioning problems because they value their independence. One sign on its own does not necessarily mean that care is needed. However, several changes together—or a noticeable decline—may suggest it…
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