About us
The people behind your care
Choosing care for someone you love is a big step. We are a local team that takes the time to understand the person, not just the task, and to make the whole thing feel manageable.
- Dignity first
- Reliable
- Local teams
Why we do this
Good care at home can be the difference between coping and thriving. We started AddiCare to give local families a team they can rely on, with support shaped around the person rather than a fixed template.
Every care journey begins with a conversation and an assessment, so we understand what matters before anything else. If there is a real founder or family story to tell, it will appear here once approved.
Our approach
Care built around the person
Person-centred care is not a slogan to us. It is a set of habits we keep on every visit, so the person stays in control of how they are supported and families always know where they stand.
- We assess needs properly before anything begins.
- We match carers thoughtfully and introduce them.
- We keep families informed, with the right permission.
- We review care plans and adjust as needs change.
Registered with the CQC
Regulated home care, with a clear route to raise a concern.
Where we work
Chesterfield, Norwich and the surrounding areas. Head office: Office 1F2, 1st Floor, Penmore House, Hasland Road, S41 0SJ.
Our care team
Named management and carers with portraits will be added once AddiCare approves photos and bios. We show real people, never a generated team photo. Our carers are experienced and trained (details verified before publishing).
What matters to us
Dignity first
Care that respects privacy and choice.
Reliable
The same familiar faces, on time.
Honest
Clear about what we can and cannot do.
Local
Local teams who are part of the communities they serve.
Registered and inspected
We are registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), registered on 16 January 2022. Our Registered Manager is Mrs Rufaro Chibanda and our Nominated Individual is Mr Lloyd Gwitirwa. You can view our profile at any time. If something is not right, we want to know, and there is a clear route to raise a concern or give feedback.
Let's talk about the right care
A no-pressure conversation is the best place to start.