ADHD SUPPORT
Practical support for adults living with ADHD
ADHD can make everyday life harder to organise, from keeping on top of appointments and bills to getting through a busy week at home. Our support workers help adults with ADHD build routines that work for them, so they can live more independently and with less stress.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Support built around how ADHD affects you
Everyone experiences ADHD differently. We start with what you find hardest and focus our support there.
Daily routines and structure
We help you plan your day and week, set up reminders and build habits that stick, at a pace that suits you.
Home and household tasks
Support with meal planning, shopping, cleaning and laundry, so your home feels manageable rather than overwhelming.
Appointments and admin
Keeping track of appointments, letters, forms and bills, and helping you get to the appointments that matter.
Medication support
Prompts and support to take medication as prescribed, with clear records, working alongside your GP or prescriber.
Getting out and staying connected
Support to get to work, college, activities and community groups, and to keep in touch with the people who matter to you.
Wellbeing on difficult days
A steady, understanding presence when things feel too much, and help to spot when extra support from health services is needed.
WHO IT IS FOR
Adults with ADHD, with or without a diagnosis
Our ADHD support is for adults who have a diagnosis of ADHD, or who are waiting for an assessment, and would benefit from practical help at home or out in the community.
It can stand on its own or sit alongside other care we provide, including support for people with learning disabilities and mental health needs.
WAITING FOR AN ASSESSMENT?
We can support you while you wait
Civility Care does not diagnose ADHD or prescribe medication. Assessments are carried out by specialist NHS services and NHS-approved providers.
If you live in England, you may be able to use your NHS Right to Choose to be referred to a different provider, which can be quicker than your local service. Your GP can explain the options.
HOW IT WORKS
Starting ADHD support with us
Get in touch
Call or send us a message. We will have an informal chat about what is going on and what would help.
Getting to know you
We arrange a visit to understand your needs, your goals and how ADHD affects your day to day life.
Your support plan
Together we agree a personalised support plan, including how often we visit and what we focus on.
Ongoing support and review
Your support workers follow the plan, and we review it with you regularly so it keeps working as life changes.
WHY CIVILITY CARE
Care you can rely on
Rated Good by the CQC
Our service is registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission.
Checked, trained staff
Every support worker is DBS-checked and trained in person-centred care.
Local teams
We support people in and around London, Sheffield and Birmingham.
Planned with you
Your support plan is agreed with you and reviewed regularly.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
No. We support adults who are waiting for an assessment as well as those who already have a diagnosis. We focus on what you find hard day to day.
No. Diagnosis and prescribing are done by specialist clinicians. We provide practical care and support, and can work alongside your GP, specialist team or Right to Choose provider.
Support can be paid for privately, or through council funding such as a personal budget or direct payments if you are eligible. We are happy to talk this through with you.
We support people in and around London, Sheffield and Birmingham. Get in touch to check whether we cover your area.
Yes. Family members, carers and professionals are welcome to get in touch on someone’s behalf, with that person’s agreement.
Talk to us about ADHD support
Call us on 07446930712 or send us a message, and we will get back to you.