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Amba Care Solutions


Amba Care Solutions was set up as a Community Interest Company in June 2015 to address the health, housing and social inequalities experienced by marginalised and disadvantaged individuals and communities


About us

Amba Care Solutions is a Social Enterprise (Not for Profit, Voluntary Organisation) based in the West Midlands, working across the UK, delivering projects which support people to live as well as their circumstances allow. The focus of our work is on the prevention of ill-health and improvement in the health and wellbeing of the people we work with.

Our initiatives enable people to deal with the challenges they face every day in all aspects of their life. We encourage and support people to make positive changes to improve their health, happiness and independence. We develop and deliver evidence based programmes to support people to improve their physical, emotional and mental health, promote wellbeing and address health inequalities by recognising the central role that the wider determinants of health and wellbeing play in shaping health outcomes.

We work in partnership with other organisations, to deliver initiatives which ensure that people are fully supported in achieving all aspects of their wellbeing by enabling them to identify and address the issues which matter to them.

We receive funding from Grant making organisations and are also commissioned by the NHS, Local Authority, Housing Associations and Social Care organisations to deliver projects which address health inequalities and support early intervention to promote health and wellbeing.

We believe that everyone is unique and tailor our solutions to acknowledge and embrace diversity in a positive way, believing that we can all learn from each other.

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We work with adults aged 18+ including people affected by dementia; living with long term conditions; experiencing physical and/or mental health issues; frail and/or have complex needs; isolated and/or lonely; vulnerable; unpaid carers. Our primary aim is to focus on interventions which have the greatest impact on avoidable illness, health protection and promotion of wellbeing and resilience to prevent or delay the dependence on statutory health and social care services.  

We work primarily with individuals and communities from minority and marginalised groups. We define minority group membership as being typically based on differences in observable characteristics or practices, ethnicity, race, religion, sexual orientation or disability.

Our Aims

Our primary aim is to focus on interventions which have the greatest impact on avoidable illness, health protection and the promotion of wellbeing and resilience to prevent or delay dependence on statutory health and social care services.

We recognise the intrinsic link between health, wellbeing, social care and housing. We use an approach which puts responsibility for health, happiness and independence firmly in the hands of individuals and communities while recognising that many people need advice and support to achieve this.

We deliver projects which promote wellbeing to create thriving and empowered communities, supporting individuals to achieve this. We work in partnership with other organisations to ensure that people are fully supported in achieving all aspects of wellbeing including access to basic resources

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Amba Care Solutions delivers projects which encourage and facilitate individuals and communities to take responsibility for their own health and wellbeing by

  • being aware of the intrinsic link between health, housing and support in ensuring people’s physical and mental wellbeing
  • developing and implementing health and housing solutions which focus on health inequalities to improve the overall health and wellbeing of individuals and communities


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  • encouraging an interest in social responsibility, reducing isolation and increasing the independence of vulnerable people and their unpaid carers
  • having conversations with people and organisations which focus on their strengths and the opportunities available to them


Latest News

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Volunteering Opportunities


Our work would simply not be possible without our amazing volunteers. You can help us change lives right now – and develop valuable skills and friendships along the way. 

We are currently recruiting and training volunteers to deliver our services. It is more important than ever that we are able to continue to provide support to people who are still facing ongoing difficulties because of the pandemic in particular the social isolation and loneliness faced by many and the incredible strain placed on their unpaid carers.

If you are interested in volunteering with us give us a call to find out about available opportunities. Call Ruth Chauhan Director Health, Wellbeing & Dementia Services on 07974 727223



If you have any ideas for raising funds to help us continue to provide support and training or want to get involved in our activities please contact us