Specialised Care,
Tailored With
Compassion

We provide exceptional, person-centred domiciliary care services delivered in your own home. Supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism spectrum conditions, and sensory impairments.

Our Comprehensive Services

Learning Disability Support

Domiciliary care providing tailored support plans delivered in your home to help individuals achieve their potential and live fulfilling lives.

Autism Spectrum Care

Domiciliary care with specialised approaches focusing on communication, sensory integration and social skills development, delivered at home.

Sensory Impairment Solutions

Domiciliary care with innovative solutions and adaptations delivered in your home to support individuals with visual and hearing impairments.

Sitting Services

A trained caregiver stays with you to provide companionship, monitor your health, and assist with basic need while ensuring your safety and comfort

Person-Centred Support

Domiciliary care empowering individuals to shape their own care plans, focusing on personal goals, preferences and aspirations, all delivered at home.

Domiciliary Services

We bring quality medical care to your home. Our team provides check-ups, medication support, wound care, and continous monitoring in the comfort of your own space.

Daily Living Assistance

Comprehensive support for daily tasks, including personal care, meal preparation and household management. We ensure you stay comfortable, independent, and well-cared for at home.

Nurse Specialist Escort (Local & International)

We provide highly trained Nurse Specialist Escorts for both local and intertional travel, ensuring safe, medically supervised transportation with viatl-sign monitoring, medication support, adn immediate clinical care when needed

Community Engagement

Facilitating active participation in community activities, promoting social inclusion, and building connections.

An Extended Family Approach

At DAS Healthcare Providers, we believe in building strong, supportive relationships. Our unique “Extended Family” approach ensures every individual feels valued, heard, and deeply connected.

What Our Colleagues Say

“Jide Bankole is an exceptional nurse and educator who demonstrated outstanding professionalism and dedication during our time working together in Botswana during the COVID-19 pandemic. His expertise, compassion, and ability to educate others made a significant impact on our team.”

Rejoice Gbologah

Critical Care Nurse, Ghana

“I would like to acknowledge my colleague Jide for his consistent professionalism, teamwork, and dedication. He always communicate clearly, support the team when needed and is an outstanding nurse. His reliability and positive attitude makes a meaningful contribution to work environment. I have always enjoyed working with him.”

Agnes Stansfeld

RN, ITU Nurse, London, UK

“I had the privilege of working with Olutoyin when she served as a deputy manager in a domiciliary care service in Leeds, working closely alongside the registered manager. She consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and a deep commitment to high-quality, person-centred care. I witnessed her bring tender, thoughtful support to our care-at-home services, always striving to ensure that people receiving care felt safe, valued, and happy in the comfort of their own homes. She is hands-on, compassionate, and leads by example, whether supporting clients and their families or managing the wider team. Her humility, dedication, and genuine heart for service make her a standout leader and an asset to any organisation.”

Christy A.

Colleague

“All through the time I worked with Olutoyin as a deputy manager in residential support care, she proved to be an outstanding leader and support worker. She brought a level of tenderness, empathy, and professionalism that deeply impacted both residents and staff. Her leadership style is grounded in compassion and active involvement, always prioritising the needs of those in her care. Olutoyin’s dedication, humility, and ability to inspire others truly set her apart.”

Leslie S.