ValueLifeCare Consortium
Overview
- Operates in Forest Gate
- Posting since 2025
Portfolio
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Description
ValueLifeCare Consortium Ltd – Compassionate Domiciliary Care in London
About Us
ValueLifeCare Consortium Ltd is a dedicated home care agency established in July 2024 and based in N18, London. Our mission is simple: to empower individuals to live with dignity and independence in the comfort of their own homes, through personalised, compassionate support.
Our Services
We offer a wide range of care solutions tailored to individual needs, including:
Dementia Care – Thoughtful support and memory-friendly activities
Personal & Home Care – Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, medication, household tasks, and companionship
Respite & Live-in Care – Short-term help or full-time care for ongoing support
Complex & End‑of‑Life Care – Specialist care for chronic conditions and palliative support
Reablement – Helping clients regain independence after hospital stays or illness
Mental Health Support – Care that protects and promotes emotional well-being
Training – Ongoing development for carers and social care staff
Our Commitment to Quality
All staff are fully vetted and trained
Person-centred care plans tailored and reviewed regularly
Registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Our Leadership
ValueLifeCare is led by Registered Manager and Director Akua Antoinette Sackey, with strong support from co-directors Samuel Agyemang and Matthew Edmond Sackey.
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