Radis

Radis Community Care is a leading care provider, making a positive difference to people’s lives.

Established in 2001, Radis has grown to become a leading provider of community based social care and support for thousands of vulnerable adults and children in England and Wales. We support people of all ages and with a diverse range of disabilities, conditions and level of need. Our common goal is to provide support tailored to the choices of each individual, so that they can lead the life they choose, independent, safe, healthy and of course without loneliness or isolation. We provide this support across much of England and Wales, and in a wide variety of ways, tailored to each individual’s needs and circumstances, whether that’s a little support each day or more complex nursing care. We are not only committed to making a positive contribution to the local communities where we provide services, but as a national service provider, we also take seriously our wider responsibilities to work in ethical, responsible and socially conscious ways that allow people to lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives. We pledge to:
- Involve people
- Protect the environment
- Recruit and train local people
- Support charities and volunteering
- Work ethically
- Support communities to thrive

27/02/2026

After six weeks of rehearsals, and three script rewrites tailored to local humour, residents at Edwards Court Extra Care Service recently took to the stage to perform their own production of Cinderella 👠✨

10 residents and and a few of the Radis team performed to an audience of family, friends and special guests, including Chief Executive of Exeter City Council, Bindu Arjoon, and local councilor Marina Asvachin💫

The pantomime was led by the people we support from the very beginning, with some helping behind the scenes to organise stage direction, music and costumes. The room was full of laughter, Bindu shared, it was “a wonderful reminder of what a valuable provision Edwards Court is for the residents,” and Marina said, “There’s nothing nicer than seeing residents having such a lovely time in their own home.” 💙

25/02/2026

Surprise party! 🎉 Dave, who lives at Stirchley House Extra Care Service, recently turned 50 and what better way to celebrate this milestone than with a surprise party!

Hard work went on behind the scenes to plan the celebration, from decorating the service with banners and balloons, organising a special birthday cake, and setting up a ‘50’ photo frame so that some brilliant photos could be captured on the day. Residents came together to make it truly special, and even took part in karaoke performances🎤✨

Dave, who has lived in Telford all his life, moved in to Stirchley House last year, and is enjoying living in his new home. Known for his bubbly nature, big smile and kind heart, he is always helping others and bringing positivity to those around him. He loves keeping busy, building, painting, and tending to his allotment where he grows leeks, potatoes, carrots and tomatoes which he kindly shares with others at Stirchley, including the bistro 🍅🥕 Since moving in, he has also achieved one of his personal goals; to cook a spaghetti bolognese, and he smashed that goal in his very first week! Since then, he’s been cooking up all sorts of delicious meals, from curries to pasta bakes.

Since the party, Dave has been telling everyone every single day, “That was the best party I’ve ever had in my life.” 💙

19/02/2026

Happy Birthday to Margaret at Willowbrook Extra Care Service who recently celebrated her 101st birthday! 🎉

Born in 1925, Margaret served in the Auxiliary Territorial Service as a Physical Training Instructor, training women in the army for four years, a role she has always been proud of. Margaret has lived a full and creative life, always keeping active and producing some beautiful paintings over the years in her spare time 🎨

With two children of her own, six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, Margaret remains at the heart of a close-knit family and is known for her warm, friendly nature. Margaret shared how much she enjoys living at Willowbrook and how much she values her independence 💙

14/02/2026

This Valentine’s Day we had the pleasure of speaking with Pam and Evan, residents of an extra care service in Telford, who shared their 34-year love story with us🌹💌

On a foggy night in January 1992, Pam decided to step out and try something new and went along to a local singles club, not knowing she was about to meet the love of her life!

Evan noticed Pam the moment she walked into the room. Determined to meet her properly, he asked staff to introduce them, wanting a real, formal introduction rather than leaving it to chance. That simple moment was the beginning of something special, and they both say the connection felt instant.

As the evening came to an end, Evan offered Pam a lift home. Once there, she invited him in for a cup of tea and her cat Lucy jumped straight onto Evan’s lap and settled there happily. Pam says that was when she truly knew, he was the one.

They were married in June 1993 and are now celebrating 33 years of marriage. When we asked their about love, they told us: “Communicate, make decisions together, don’t carry arguments forward, and never lose your sense of humour.” ❤️

09/02/2026

It’s National Apprenticeship Week 2026 🎉

This week, we’re celebrating apprentices across the UK and highlighting the different routes into education and a rewarding career.

Meet Emma, one of our Finance Apprentices here at Radis Community Care 💙 We joined Emma for a day in the life of her role, from supporting our Finance Team to managing her college work, while learning and earning on the job.

Emma joined Radis from a hospitality background and says the support from her team has helped her grow in confidence, especially when communicating with new people. She’s enjoyed learning how different departments work together and developing practical finance skills that are shaping her future career.

📚 Click the link in the comments to find out more about Emma’s experience as a Finance Apprentice at Radis Community Care.

06/02/2026

Making a house a home 💙🏠

Trevor recently moved into one of our services in Warwickshire to be closer to his family, and after living in his previous home for over 20 years, this was a big, yet very exciting, move for Trevor. The people we support wanted to make sure he felt right at home from day one, so they decided to throw him a welcome party! Olivia used her fantastic computer skills to create a personalised welcome poster featuring Trevor’s interests, and Heather baked a low-sugar cake so everyone could enjoy a slice at his surprise party!

Since moving in, Trevor has been getting out and about to the local snooker hall and bowling alley, spending more time with his loved ones, and relaxing with Sky TV and a cuppa in his new favourite Eddie Stobart mug. Since the move, Trevor has said “I am really happy that I have moved closer to my family, and I’m enjoying living in my new home with the support of Radis”.

This is a lovely reminder of the supportive communities that grow within our services, and the importance of making a house a home💓

Click the link in the comments to read more!

30/01/2026

Are you looking for care, for yourself or for a loved one?

We know that finding the right support can feel overwhelming. So whether it’s a little extra help at home, companionship, or support with personal care and getting dressed in the morning, we’re here to listen and guide you every step of the way.

Get in touch today to find out how Radis Community Care can support you.

📲 0330 100 8150
✉️ enquiries@radis.co.uk

20/01/2026

When Service Manager Sarah Brown joined the team at Heathcote House Extra Care Service in Suffolk, she unexpectantly reunited with a former manager from when she worked at Center Parcs UK in her teenage years!

Her former manager, Angela, who is now living at Heathcote House, has experienced significant health challenges over the years, including several strokes, a kidney transplant, partial loss of sight, and is now a wheelchair user. Reminiscing with Sarah, Angela spoke fondly of her time at Centre Parcs, and said she wished to return for just one day... 💫

With the help of the Radis team at Heathcote House, Angela's dream was turned into a reality when she visited Centre Parcs with Sarah and team leaders Vicky and Sharon. They spent time walking around, reminiscing about how it once looked and sharing memories from Angela’s time working there.

Days like this highlight what person-centred care truly means. By listening to individual wishes and providing the right support, people can continue to live fulfilling lives, maintain their independence, and create new memories 💙

Click the link in the comments to read more!

15/01/2026

We’re recruiting for a Knowledge Coordinator (Bids) to join our Contracts Team! 📄✨

This newly created role is ideal for someone who is highly organised, detail-focused, and passionate about supporting high-quality tenders that help shape services, making a real difference to people’s lives. You’ll play a key role in managing and developing our bid knowledge base, supporting collaboration across teams, and helping us continuously improve how we work.

💼 Permanent role
📍 Remote, with occasional travel to our Head Office in Tamworth as required

If you enjoy working with content, documents, and knowledge sharing in a fast-paced environment, and want to contribute to meaningful work in social care, we’d love to hear from you.

Click the link in the comments to read more and apply online.

25/12/2025

Wishing you a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year from everyone at Radis Community Care! 🎄

📸 From secret Santa to hampers, parties, singalongs, and Christmas fayres, the people we support have been getting into the festive spirit over the last few weeks, with our teams across England and Wales! 💙🎅

22/12/2025

This year, we held a Christmas card competition, open to the people we support across England and Wales! ⛄ We received so many fantastic and creative entries, and we're delighted to share the winning designs, which will feature on Radis' Christmas cards this year 👏

🎄 Michael, Ryfields Village Extra Care Service
🦌 Angus, Lincolnshire Supported Living Service
🕊️ Sarah, Moreton Court Extra Care Service
🐧 Christine, The Old Malting's Extra Care Service

17/12/2025

Individuals living with dementia, and their carers, are able to come together more regularly thanks to Radis Community Care donation to free community choir 💙🎵

The choir uses the power of music to unlock memories, reduce anxiety and provide a sense of connection, with the opportunity to share experiences and build friendships. Run by Everyman Theatre - Cheltenham and led by Choir Director Caroline Mander, Golden Voices Choir offers a safe, supportive and creative outlet for people living with dementia.

Jessica Price, Head of Education and Community at The Everyman Theatre, added:
“Golden Voices is one of our newest community initiatives, and it has quickly become one of the most impactful!

We are incredibly grateful to be working with Radis Community Care, whose expertise, combined with the dedication of our dynamic and caring creative delivery team, has shaped a truly special project for people living with dementia and their loved ones.

“This is collaboration at its finest – Radis has not only made a generous donation but also committed their time as regular volunteers, which has been absolutely invaluable.”

Golden Voices is free to attend, and open to those living with a dementia and their carers. New members are always welcome 💙

Address

15 Galena Close
Tamworth
B774AS

Telephone

+443301008150

Website

http://www.radis.co.uk/

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Our Story

Established in 2001, Radis has grown to become a leading provider of community based social care and support for thousands of vulnerable adults and children in England and Wales.

We support people of all ages and with a diverse range of disabilities, conditions and level of need. Our common goal is to provide support tailored to the choices of each individual, so that they can lead the life they choose, independent, safe, healthy and of course without loneliness or isolation.

We provide this support across much of England and Wales, and in a wide variety of ways, tailored to each individual’s needs and circumstances, whether that’s a little support each day or more complex nursing care.

We are not only committed to making a positive contribution to the local communities where we provide services, but as a national service provider, we also take seriously our wider responsibilities to work in ethical, responsible and socially conscious ways that allow people to lead happy, healthy and fulfilling lives.