Social Care
Regulated personal care and domiciliary support at home.
- Domiciliary care
- Community support: including social activities, accessing work and education
- Support with budgeting, correspondence, shopping, meal planning and preparation


Bspoke Social Care supports adults at home and in the community across Lincoln, Gainsborough and the villages around them. We are a small, family-run team and we have been doing this since 2013.
Who you would be dealing with
Zoe Husband started Bspoke Social Care in 2013. She had already spent years as a registered social worker across a number of health and social care settings, and she still takes the first call from most families herself.
The aim of Bspoke Social Care is to deliver personal care and associated support to individuals in the home and or community environment. To provide continuity of care to an excellent standard meeting all the principles of good practice.

In their own words
These are unedited messages sent to Zoe and the team between 2017 and this year. The one that comes up most often is that someone got to stay in their own home.
June 2026
“I am extremely happy with the support provided and wanted to thank Bspoke.”
June 2026
“I have no complaints and think everyone is lovely.”
April 2026
“As always thank you for everything you and your staff do.”
February 2026
“Thank you for all of your help over the years.”
August 2025
“My sister loves her care workers from Bspoke and I trust them all implicitly with her care.”
May 2025
“Please accept our sincere thanks for what you have done for both mum and dad over the years. It kept them at home.”
What we do
Most people we support use more than one of these, and the mix changes over time. We agree it with you, write it down, and review it.
Regulated personal care and domiciliary support at home.

Flexible respite so an unpaid family carer can take time for themselves.

Support with the appointments, shopping and social life that keep a routine going.

Help with the everyday domestic tasks that make a home workable.
Independently checked
The Care Quality Commission is the independent regulator for care in England. They inspect five things. At our last inspection we were rated Good on all five.
We are registered for the regulated activity of personal care, for adults over and under 65, including people living with dementia, a learning disability, a mental health condition or a physical disability.
Inspection report published 14 April 2025. Read the full report on the CQC website.
If you are just outside these areas it is still worth asking — we will tell you honestly whether we can cover you properly.
That is the usual place to start. Call Zoe for a straight conversation about what would actually help — there is no cost and no obligation to book anything.