A little help.
A familiar rhythm.
Think about the everyday tasks you would like support with, and the way you like them done.
For people & family
Your usual coffee. A class you look forward to. A little help at home. Start with the things that matter to you, and explore support that makes room for them.
Get a feel for Dawnby with fictional support examples.

Start with your day
Perhaps it starts with getting ready in your own time. Perhaps it means making it to the shops, seeing a friend or keeping a favourite corner of the garden going.
There is no single picture of a good day. Your preferences, routines and relationships belong in the conversation about support.
Think about the everyday tasks you would like support with, and the way you like them done.
A regular outing or something new. Start with where you want to go and what would help you get there.
Language, interests, approach and familiarity can all matter when you are choosing someone to support you.
Make space for your preferences
Explore the kinds of support you are interested in. Look at location, the work a service describes and the questions you would like to ask.
Provider and worker profiles are shown after you sign in; contact details are shared only through an enquiry. The current preview uses fictional sample entries.
Explore the support catalogueA useful place to begin
Take the conversation at your pace.
When care is arranged
A clearer view of the day can make it easier to plan the rest of it. In the care preview, you can see published visits and the information your provider has shared with your account.
If something needs to change, a request keeps your question and the office’s response together. A new time appears once the schedule has been updated.
Explore the mobile previewYour care view follows the people and records shared with your current account. Practice examples remain separately labelled.
A little clarity
for your Thursday.
With Riley Chen
Awaiting the office’s response.
Your published visit stays in place.

For the people close to you
Supporting someone you love often means helping with the practical things while keeping their choices at the centre.
A family account can see the care or statements it has been given permission to view. The person’s provider records that access; being family does not automatically open every record.
Understand shared accessFind your starting point
Start with your goals, the support you want and the arrangements recorded with your provider.
Think about your routines, staying connected and the support that helps you live at home. Care and statements have their own sharing permissions.
Explore help at home and in the community within your own service arrangements. CHSP stays separate from Support at Home funding.
Your provider can explain the programme and arrangements that apply to you.
A few useful answers
Sign in, then use Find support to see provider and worker profiles. Nothing in the marketplace is shown until you sign in, and contact details are shared only through an enquiry. The mobile web view follows the care records your account is allowed to see.
Signed-in accounts can see provider pages and send enquiries today. Bookings, agreements and payments are still coming — nothing here is a real booking or payment.
Care and statements can be shared separately, for the people an account is permitted to support. Your provider records who can see which information.
Dawnby is shown here with fictional sample records. Browser and mobile links are local previews of selected workflows. Live service arrangements and native apps are still coming.
Begin with what matters