About Tulip
Care should fit the life already being lived.
Tulip HomeCare & Support was established in 2022 to help people receive practical support in familiar surroundings.
Our purpose
Listen before planning.
Homecare is personal. The same task can carry different meaning from one household to another, which is why the first conversation should cover routines, preferences, family roles and the support the person actually wants.
Tulip's role is to turn that conversation into a clear care arrangement, then keep communication open as needs change.
- Dignity in personal support
- Clear roles for relatives and care workers
- Practical attention to safety at home
- Review when circumstances change
Founder
Mayowa Adeeyo
Mayowa founded Tulip with a practical view of care: the person should be heard, the family should understand the plan and support should strengthen daily life rather than make it feel institutional.
See how care startsWhat guides us
Four working principles.
Person-led
Preferences and consent shape how support is delivered.
Clear
Families should understand what has been agreed and whom to contact.
Practical
Care plans must make sense in the home, not only on paper.
Responsive
Changes should prompt a conversation and, where appropriate, a review.