Care with dignity · Support with heart Serving families and organisations across the UK

Care that feels like care

Good care
begins with a
good heart.

Noblehearts Care Company brings dependable people, thoughtful support and real peace of mind into the places that matter most.

  • Independence
  • Wellbeing
  • Dignity
  • Social inclusion
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Kindness is part of
the job description.

Person-centred support, planned around the individual

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  • Non-regulated support services
  • DBS checked staff
  • Fully insured
  • Person-centred planning
  • Community focused
  • Adults, older people and vulnerable individuals

Support that fits
real life.

From a few hours of companionship to a complete staffing solution, our services are built around what people actually need — with warmth, reliability and no unnecessary fuss.

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Care

Thoughtful, everyday care support that protects independence and makes each day feel more manageable. We shape our help around familiar routines, personal choices and the details that make home feel like home.

Talk about care at home
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Support

Practical and companionship support, shaped around the person rather than a checklist. From daily living assistance to a friendly presence, we help people feel more confident in their day.

Arrange support
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Domestic staff

Reliable household professionals who bring calm, capability and respect to every home. Our housekeepers, cleaners and household support staff take pride in making everyday life run smoothly.

Find household staff
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Agency staff

Vetted, dependable staff for care homes, supported living services and community organisations under pressure. Short notice or long term, we send people we would be happy to have support our own family.

Cover a shift

Everything we offer

Six ways we
show up.

Mix and match them. Most people start with one or two and add more as life changes.

  1. 01

    Learning disabilities support

    Consistent, patient support for adults with a learning disability — building routines, confidence and skills at the person’s own pace, with staff who take the time to learn how someone communicates.

  2. 02

    Companionship & befriending

    Time, conversation and company for people who spend too much of the week alone. A regular visit, a cup of tea, a walk, a lift to the shops — small things that quietly hold a week together.

  3. 03

    Domestic support & light housekeeping

    Laundry, dishes, tidying, changing the bed, keeping the fridge honest. The ordinary jobs that get hard first — done without fuss, and without anyone feeling watched in their own home.

  4. 04

    Community participation support

    Getting out and staying connected — clubs, faith groups, classes, volunteering, appointments, the local shops. We go along as long as we are needed, and step back as soon as we are not.

  5. 05

    Support services

    Flexible, person-centred help that does not fit a tidy label: prompting and reminders, help with post and forms, shopping, meal preparation, settling back in after a hospital stay.

  6. 06

    Welfare checks

    A short, scheduled visit or call to confirm someone is well, warm, eating and safe — with a note back to whoever is worrying. Ideal for families living at a distance.

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A carer helping two women with their knitting

People
first
always

About Noblehearts

A more human
standard of care.

Noblehearts Care Company Limited is a community-focused support services company. We provide non-regulated support to adults, older people and vulnerable individuals — because care should never feel like a transaction. It should feel like a relationship built on trust, steady and respectful in the details.

  • Respect, without exception

    Every person deserves to be heard, seen and involved.

  • Consistency that reassures

    Familiar faces and dependable communication matter.

  • Professional, always

    Warmth and high standards belong in the same room.

  • Here for the long term

    We build relationships, not quick fixes.

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Why we exist

Our mission,
and where it leads.

Mission

To provide compassionate, reliable and person-centred support services that enhance quality of life while promoting independence, dignity and wellbeing.

Vision

To become a trusted and respected provider of care and support services, recognised for excellence, compassion and positive community impact.

Getting started
takes one call.

No forms to chase and no pressure. Three steps from the first conversation to the right person at the door.

  1. 01

    We listen

    A relaxed conversation about the person, the household and what a good day actually looks like. Nothing is decided yet.

  2. 02

    We match

    We introduce carers whose skills and temperament fit, and you meet them before anything is agreed.

  3. 03

    We stay close

    Regular check-ins, a named coordinator and a plan that changes as needs change. You can reach us at any hour.

Work with us

Bring your heart to work. We’ll bring the support.

Good people deserve to feel valued, listened to and properly equipped. Whether you are an experienced carer or looking for a fresh start, we would like to hear your story.

  • DBS support
  • Flexible opportunities
  • Ongoing guidance
  • Paid training
Send us your CV

In their words

The part we’re
proudest of.

  • Mum was adamant she didn’t want a carer. Six months on she calls Grace her friend and rings me to say what they cooked. That change is everything.
    Hannah W.Daughter, Manchester
  • We needed cover for two nights at four hours’ notice. The staff who arrived knew the residents’ names by the end of the first shift.
    Daniel O.Home manager, Leeds
  • I came into care with no experience. They paid for my training, checked in every week and never once made me feel like I was behind.
    Aisha K.Care assistant, Birmingham

Referrals

Referring someone?
We make it simple.

We accept referrals from social workers, case managers, discharge teams, community nurses, charities and family members — and from people referring themselves. No referral form to hunt down: tell us the situation in your own words and we will take it from there.

  • Local authority & social work teams
  • Hospital discharge & community nursing
  • Charities & support organisations
  • Families, neighbours and self-referrals
Make a referral

What happens next

  1. 1

    Send us the details

    Who the person is, what support is needed, how urgent it is and who we should speak to. A paragraph is plenty; attach an assessment if you have one.

  2. 2

    We respond within one working day

    We confirm whether we can help, what it would look like and what it would cost. If we are not the right fit, we say so early rather than late.

  3. 3

    We meet and agree a plan

    An introduction with the person and anyone they want present, a written plan, and a named coordinator you can contact directly from then on.

Urgent? Call +44 7887 416878 rather than waiting on email.

Good questions

Before you
get in touch.

If yours isn’t here, email enquiry@noblehearts.co.uk — a real person answers.

Noblehearts Care Company Limited provides non-regulated support services — companionship, practical help around the home, domestic staff and agency staffing for adults, older people and vulnerable individuals. If a situation needs regulated personal or nursing care, we will say so and help you find the right provider.

For most home care packages, within three to five days of the first conversation. Agency shifts can often be covered the same day.

Yes, wherever it is possible. Consistency is the point — you will have a small, familiar team and a named coordinator who knows the situation.

Every member of staff holds an enhanced DBS check, references are verified in person, and the company is fully insured.

It depends on hours, complexity and location, so we quote after the first conversation. No assessment fees and no tie-in period.

Absolutely. Training is paid for, and many of our best carers started somewhere else entirely. Send a CV and tell us why care interests you.

Make an enquiry

Let’s talk about
what you need.

Tell us a little about the person, the household or the shifts you need covering. Your enquiry comes straight to enquiry@noblehearts.co.uk and a real person replies.

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