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Home care · Newham

Home care in Newham.

CQC-rated Good home care in Newham — we visit Stratford, East Ham, Forest Gate, Plaistow and Canning Town with personal care, dementia support and help with daily living.

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Overall ratingGood

Regulated and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, with an overall rating of Good.

How we help in Newham

Local support in Newham

Help with daily living activities

Newham's daily living guidance covers practical difficulties such as preparing meals, shopping, housework and managing everyday tasks. It points residents towards support that can help them stay independent. This can help a family make a concrete list of what is becoming difficult, which is useful both for a council conversation and when discussing the purpose of home visits with our team.

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Explore the borough's support routes

Newham's health and adult social care hub brings together independent living, equipment, reablement, support for carers and information about paying for care. It also links to the Well Newham directory. Start here when the question goes beyond visiting care, for example when you are looking for local wellbeing activities or want to understand the council's different support options.

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Council links checked 29 September 2026.

Arranging care in Newham

Newham sits between our Barking office and the inner east London boroughs we work in.

If you think the council may pay towards care, the first step is a free needs assessment from Newham Council. Anyone can ask for one, and it is separate from choosing a provider — you can approach us before, during or after it. We also work with direct payments, and with families who arrange and pay for care themselves.

To start with us instead, call 020 8214 1321 and we will arrange a home assessment in Newham and write a care plan with you before any visits begin.

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