Person-centred support
We take the time to understand each person properly: not just their needs, but who they are, what matters to them and how they want to live their life.
Our story
Founded on a strong ethical vision
Clarity Cura was founded with a simple but powerful belief: that everyone deserves support which is compassionate, respectful and genuinely impactful.
We provide high-quality support services for all, including individuals with learning disabilities, autism and neurodivergent needs, mental health needs, physical disabilities, and additional social or emotional support needs.
Our support is tailored to each individual’s unique routines, goals, communication preferences and lifestyle, ensuring people feel genuinely valued, respected and supported.
What guides us
Why choose Clarity Cura?
Four principles shape everything we do.
Compassionate & reliable
We pride ourselves on being approachable, professional and dependable, building trusted relationships with individuals and families alike.
Independence-focused
Our aim is to empower people to maintain and build independence, confidence and community engagement wherever possible.
Values-led approach
Clarity Cura was founded with a strong ethical vision: delivering support that is compassionate, respectful and genuinely impactful.
Meet the founder
The person behind Clarity Cura
Founder & Manager
Sakhile Twine
Sakhile Twine is the Founder and Manager of Clarity Cura, bringing together professional experience across health, social care, governance and public sector leadership, alongside significant lived experience supporting family members with additional and complex needs.
As a healthcare professional and a parent and carer with direct lived experience of navigating health, education and social care systems, Sakhile understands first-hand the challenges many individuals and families face when trying to access compassionate, reliable and genuinely person-centred support. This perspective has played a central role in shaping the values and vision behind Clarity Cura.
Sakhile is particularly passionate about improving outcomes for autistic individuals, people with learning disabilities, mental health needs and those who may require additional emotional, behavioural or practical support. Her approach is rooted in dignity, empathy, advocacy and the belief that every individual deserves opportunities to live a meaningful, stable and fulfilling life.
Alongside her healthcare and care sector experience, Sakhile has held senior analytical and governance-focused roles within the public sector, helping organisations improve systems, service delivery, safeguarding practices and operational standards. Her long-term vision for Clarity Cura is to create ethical, high-quality services that positively impact individuals, families and communities across Essex and beyond.
Who we support
Support tailored to the individual
We provide high-quality support services for all, including individuals with:
Learning disabilities
Consistent, patient support that builds everyday skills and confidence.
Autism & neurodivergent needs
Support shaped around communication styles, sensory needs and routines.
Mental health needs
Compassionate companionship and wellbeing support that reduces isolation.
Physical disabilities
Practical, dignified help around the home and out in the community.
Sensory impairments
Thoughtful, adaptable support for people of all ages.
Social & emotional needs
Additional support for confidence, connection and meaningful activity.
We also provide support for a wide range of other specific needs.
Get in touch to discuss your requirements →
Clarity Cura is currently progressing towards CQC registration as part of our long-term vision to expand into regulated care services, including supported living, live-in care and more specialist support provision in the future, such as hospital discharge and respite care. Our goal is to continue building safe, stable and high-quality services that make a meaningful difference to the lives of the people we support.
Get to know us
We welcome enquiries from individuals, families, professionals and partner organisations. We’d love to hear from you.