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Sandown and Lake
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Quality homecare in Sandown and Lake
With great pride Right at Home Isle of Wight support elderly people and those with care and support needs in Sandown, Lake and surrounding areas.
With support from our skilled and experienced team of CareGivers, we can help your loved ones live an independent life in their own home with companionship, moral and emotional support and personal care. We also provide specialist care such as dementia care, live-in care and respite care.
Families, just like yours, trust and rely upon Right at Home to provide support services. We provide bespoke support to you or your loved one in the local area. We can help with much needed companionship, routine household tasks or simply a friend to share interest and enjoy hobbies with.
If you're looking for care for yourself or a loved one from an award winning homecare provider, get in touch with our friendly team:
With the beaches offering easy landing spots for invaders, Sandown first landed on the map for its military significance. Before the 19th century many forts that had been built to protect Sandown in which today you will find there are still evidence of, one now is home of Wildheart Animal Sanctuary. The Sanctuary appeared on the TV series Tiger Island in 2007 and 2008 which followed the lives of more than 20 tigers living at the previously known as ‘Isle of Wight Zoo’.
The Sandown Pier boasts itself along the beach with traditional amusements and fresh funfair style donuts. Alongside Sandown’s traditional seafront souvenir shops, surf shops and cafes, here you can also find Britain’s first purpose built Dinosaur Museum to share the wealth of dinosaur history that exists on the island, the pterodactyl shaped building is home to over 1000 of the best fossils on display.
The islands most recognised beach can be found in Sandown which sits beautifully in the sheltered bay. It’s long golden sandy beaches are popular with both islanders and tourists for summer days out with their buckets and spades, the band Take That even filmed their single ‘I Found Heaven’ in 1992 on the beach.
