Contact us
If you’ve got any questions about becoming a carer, using our services or a general enquiry please contact our team
If you’d like to enquire about a carer role in Somerset, using our services or make a general enquiry, please contact our team
Shared Lives South West
Shared Lives South West is a charity that recruits and trains carers who use their family home to support adults with learning disabilities, autism, dementia or problems related to mental health or older age. This type of care is person-centred and an alternative to supported living or residential care. We have been providing Shared Lives for over 20 years and are rated ‘Outstanding’ by the Care Quality Commission.
Our office is based in Eaglewood Park, Dillington near Ilminster. We have vacancies for short-break carers and long-term carers of adults needing support throughout Somerset.
Our carers enjoy training and social meet-ups throughout the year, for example, we hold bi-annual carer meetings as well as informal carer catch-ups. We’ve held barbeques for our carers, celebrated Caribbean black history month, and hosted a tea party to celebrate our 20th year anniversary.
Our team gets out and about in the community hosting stands including the Bath and West Show and Chard Together as well as Yeovil Together
The Shared Lives South West team will be able to help with your enquiry. Our team will respond within five working days. If it is an emergency, please call our Somerset office on the number below.
Shared Lives South West
The Wagon House
Eaglewood Park
Dillington
Ilminster
Somerset
TA19 9DQ
Tel: 01460 477980
Email: somerset@sharedlivessw.org.uk
Shared Lives South West is a Registered Charity No. 1104699 and a Company Limited by Guarantee Registered in England & Wales No. 5025213. Our registered offices are at Zealley House, Greenhill Way, Kingsteignton, Devon TQ13 3SB.
Shared Lives South West is inspected and regulated by the Care Quality Commission. Click here to see how we are rated by the Care Quality Commission. Shared Lives South West is also regulated by: The Charities Commission & Companies House