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Living with dementia can be challenging for both individuals and their families. Curam helps families across Manchester find experienced, compassionate dementia carers who provide personalised support at home, helping people stay safe, comfortable, and connected in familiar surroundings.
Whether support is needed for a few hours a day, overnight reassurance, or full-time live-in care, Curam connects families directly with vetted carers who understand the complexities of dementia care and can adapt support as needs change.
Dementia care needs can change suddenly, particularly during periods of confusion, illness, or increased agitation. Families may need urgent support following a hospital discharge or when a regular carer becomes unavailable.
Curam makes it possible to arrange dementia care quickly by connecting families with available carers in Manchester who can provide immediate assistance. Through the platform, you can review profiles, check experience with dementia care, and communicate directly to arrange support at short notice.
Thousands of families across the UK, including many in Manchester, trust us to provide high-quality, compassionate home care services. Our fully vetted carers deliver reliable, personalised support for your loved ones—right in your community.
Our care service is managed in compliance with CQC standards in the UK, ensuring families in Manchester have peace of mind knowing their care meets the highest quality and safety requirements.
With an ‘Excellent’ Trustpilot rating and over 500 reviews, families in Manchester choose Curam for dependable, transparent, and professional care tailored to their needs.
Dementia care at home is most effective when it is consistent, familiar, and person-centred. Curam carers work to maintain routines, reduce confusion, and provide reassurance through calm, respectful support.
Families can choose flexible arrangements that evolve over time, from short hourly visits to full-time live-in care.
Live-in dementia care provides continuous, one-to-one support from a carer who lives in the home. This is often ideal for individuals who need consistent supervision, reassurance, and help maintaining routines. A live-in dementia carer can assist with personal care, mobility, meal preparation, medication, companionship, and night-time support, while also helping to reduce anxiety and confusion.
*Rates are set by independent carers. Average based on total local profiles.
"Hello I've been a health care assistant for 20 year plus. I'm honest, reliable, trustworthy, I can offer an ear to listen for my clients and I love my job of meeting new people. I'm a mother of 5 grown up children and I'm passionate about my work, I love to help anyone in life. I am happy always singing. I've lots of qualifications in care, my passion is knowing that I've made someone's day by just talking to them and making sure that I give them my full attention is given to them throughout my care visit. "
Hourly dementia care provides flexible support for individuals who need assistance during specific parts of the day. This may include help with personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, companionship, supervision during periods of confusion, and support with daily routines.
*Rates are set by independent carers. Average based on total local profiles.
"My name is Sandra, I am from Zimbabwe I have been working as a healthcare assistant or as support worker for 5years now. I have worked as a carer for 3 years in the Uk and 2years as Mental health support worker .Being a carer has made me realised how much I am good and interested in helping people with special needs and as well as bonding and creating a good relationship with the clients . My experiences and skills as a carer ,I am a reliable person, especially on ensuring diet eats, drinks. I am a person who is patient enough to handle every situation that arises calmly without getting flustered or resentful. As a good carer I am good at observing changes on the client taking care of potential hazards for tripping and fire as well. I have been, and still working with, the most vulnerable people, people with mental health, dementia as well as strokes. Doing one to one with them, writing daily records of their activities and also checking if they received their medication, personal care and meals. Qualifications: I had a 5 day induction training, I am a holder of first aid certificate (supported by the above documents). I also had a moving and handling practical training , as well as safeguarding."
Night-time can be particularly difficult for people living with dementia, with increased confusion, restlessness, or wandering behaviours. Overnight dementia care provides reassurance and support throughout the night, helping ensure safety and comfort for both the individual and their family.
*Rates are set by independent carers. Average based on total local profiles.
"I am Kerla a young empathetic lady with a professional care experience of over 2 years. I am a very good listener and apply diligence in my work as a carer, through this I keep a very good relationship with those I work with and also provide a great personal centred care. I am very well experienced with children/young adults with disabilities both physical, mental and behavioural. I am also skilled with moving and handling, medication administration, catheter care, personal care and meal planning. I found my passion in care when I contributed in the care of my Grandpa who had a spinal injury and nephew who is autistic which was a great pathway to develop my compassion and empathy for vulnerable people."

A dementia carer provides specialist support tailored to the cognitive and emotional needs of individuals living with dementia.
This may include:
The aim is to promote safety, dignity, and familiarity while supporting independence wherever possible.
Dementia care needs often change over time, and the right support can help individuals remain safe, comfortable, and supported at every stage of the condition.
In the early stages, individuals may still be largely independent but benefit from gentle reminders, companionship, and help maintaining routines. Care focuses on supporting confidence and reducing stress while preserving independence.
As dementia progresses, individuals may require more regular assistance with personal care, medication, meal preparation, and supervision. Consistency and familiarity become increasingly important to reduce confusion and anxiety.
In later stages, individuals often require full-time support with all aspects of daily living. Care focuses on comfort, dignity, safety, and emotional reassurance, often including mobility assistance, continence care, and continuous supervision.
Respite care gives family carers a break while ensuring their loved one continues to receive high-quality, person-centred support at home.
Elderly care provides flexible support for older adults who need assistance with daily activities while maintaining independence.
Live-in care provides comprehensive one-to-one support for individuals who require ongoing assistance but wish to remain in their own home.
Palliative care focuses on comfort, dignity, and emotional support for individuals and families during advanced illness.
24-hour care provides continuous support for individuals with complex needs who require round-the-clock supervision and assistance.
Families may be eligible for financial support through local authority funding, NHS Continuing Healthcare, direct payments, Attendance Allowance, or other benefits depending on individual circumstances.
A care needs assessment and financial assessment may help determine available support.
Curam also enables privately funded care arrangements, giving families flexibility to choose carers and tailor support.
Arranging dementia care through Curam is designed to be straightforward and transparent.
Create a care request outlining the support required, schedule preferences, and any specialist care needs.
Review profiles, qualifications, reviews, availability, and rates.
Message carers through the platform and discuss your requirements.
Receive personalised elderly care designed around your loved one's routine and wellbeing.
Our specialised dementia care network extends across all regions of Greater Manchester, connecting you with local experts who know your community.
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Call us to find out more about dementia care in Manchester 01613025315
14 May 2026
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If memory loss, confusion, or changes in behaviour begin to affect daily living, safety, or wellbeing, dementia care at home may help provide structure, reassurance, and support.
Yes. Many people live at home with dementia care support, which can be tailored from a few hours a week to full-time live-in care.
Dementia carers typically have experience supporting cognitive conditions, training in personal care, medication support, and safeguarding, along with strong communication and empathy skills.
Costs vary depending on care level, frequency, and complexity. Curam allows families to compare carers and rates transparently before booking.
Care can often be arranged quickly, including urgent or same-day support depending on carer availability.
Yes. Curam allows families to choose carers based on gender, experience, specialist skills, and personal preference.
Finding the right dementia carer is about more than experience alone. Through Curam, families can review profiles, read feedback, and communicate directly with carers to ensure the right personality fit and level of expertise. This helps build trust and ensures care is tailored to the individual’s needs from the very beginning.