Light cleaning and tidying
Dusting, wiping accessible surfaces, general tidying and routine household cleanliness.
Practical assistance with everyday household chores for adults, vulnerable people and those recovering at home after illness or injury.

Keeping on top of household chores can be difficult when someone is older, unwell, living with a disability, recovering from an injury or recently discharged from hospital. Lyriq Healthcare can discuss practical support with light domestic activities so a home remains comfortable, organised and welcoming.
Our support is person-centred: we agree which tasks are useful, what the person wants to do independently and what assistance is appropriate. Household support can be arranged alongside a care package or discussed as a separate service, subject to assessment and availability.

Dusting, wiping accessible surfaces, general tidying and routine household cleanliness.
Support with laundry, folding, changing bed linen and everyday clothing routines.
Washing up, keeping kitchen surfaces tidy and help with simple meal preparation.
Help with shopping lists, household organisation and ordinary daily tasks.
For adults and vulnerable people returning home after hospital treatment, illness or an injury, even light chores may be tiring. Our team can discuss short-term household assistance with laundry, kitchen tasks, tidying, meals and routines, alongside any separately agreed care support.
We do not present light household cleaning as clinical rehabilitation or medical care. Cleaning that requires specialist equipment, hazardous waste handling, deep cleaning or heavy lifting is outside this general service description and must be assessed separately.

Explain the tasks and the type of support you are looking for.
We discuss frequency, access, safety and the work our team can undertake.
Where suitable, agree a schedule and review it as needs change.
For individual circumstances and eligibility, our team can talk through your options.
No. This page describes light routine household tasks, not specialist or hazardous deep cleaning.
We can discuss practical support at home following discharge or injury, subject to assessment and available staffing.
Please contact our team to discuss whether non-personal-care household support can be arranged separately.
Talk to us about your situation. We will explain the next steps and arrange an appropriate conversation.
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