We are featuring local good causes this Christmas period.

Our 12 days of Christmas series has already featured some great causes.

Today it's the turn of Crossroads care in Teddington.

Crossroads Care was named after the British soap opera Crossroads which ran on ITV from 1964 until 1988, and again from 2001 until 2003.

In the show, Meg Richardson (Noele Gordon), cared for her disabled son Sandy at home.

This storyline provoked a lot of interest from real Carers as it highlighted the lack of support for unpaid people who were also looking after loved ones.

Crossroads Care Richmond and Kingston has provided bespoke, high quality home and community projects and respite services in Richmond and Kingston for over 30 years.

Their team are not volunteers; they are highly trained, paid and experienced Care Support Workers dedicated to delivering the very highest standard of care and services.

Crossroads care for babies, children, young people, adults and the elderly with all health and social care conditions and needs, including specialist, complex care and support services.

What they Provide:

Personal care

Moving and handling

Medication administration

Emergency drugs including buccal midazolam for epilepsy

Specialised tasks e.g. oxygen, suctioning, nasal gastric and enteral feeding

Find out more HERE