25 Aug 2025
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Local carers in Lanark
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Yananiso M
I have worked with different people of different ages, backgrounds within different organisations. I have vast experience gained from training done through the years and also gained from working experiences. i have worked with people that have different needs and gained an indepth of the job requirements within Health and Social Care.I am able to work without supervision within a team to achieve the desired goal for individuals that i will be working with. I am very professional to represent the organisation that i work for to meet the required Care Standards, code of conduct and policies. I am able to support individuals in a Person Centred way to enable them to live independently within their own homes. I am able to identify risk according to Health and Safety legislations and policies. Throughout my work experiences as a Support Worker, Live in and as a Care Assistant i have worked with people from different enthnicity treating them equally in a dignified way as per their preferences to provide quality care. I have worked with people that have Autism, Dementia, Learning Disabilities, Live in, companionship and severe challenging behaviours. I have also worked in different wards within NHS Scotland as a Clinical Support Worker. I am able to offer appropriate support to meet the diverse individual needs within the organisation policies and procedures. I am able to realise potential and encourage the residents to be independent through PersonCentred Approach for them to lead a full active and socially centred lives. I am able to treat everyone equally regardless of their gender, race, age and colour. I am also able to work with such people confidently through the training of Positive Intervention and Support Plans and being able to assess the risks before hand. Through SVQ II, HNC Care Practice, I have the knowledge and skills to provide quality care. I have gained the skills on recording information accurately with due regard for confidentiality within the policies guidelines. I am able to observe, assess, evaluate and report anything of health and safety concern and everything I do in line with Code of Conduct and SSSC Law and National Care Standards in Scotland. I am computer literate to update the changes and updating family and health professionals as required. I have gained the importance of giving respect, choice, privacy and dignity to anyone at all times. I am a mature, responsible person with a very caring nature. I believe in giving the best to the less privileged people through my own life experiences. Loosing a son through death who battled with a chronic illness for a very long time has made me get satisfaction working with people in similar situations. It has given me a depth understanding of how it is rewarding to help such people to have full meaningful lives through my personal attitude and being sympathetic. My working experience has equipped me with the importance of working as a team to achieve a set goal by being honest and transparent. I have managed to work and prioritise my work. I have a commitment to punctuality and reliability and flexibility. My other personal qualities are being able to support other people emotionally, listening and being trustworthy. I am able to communicate in English both written and verbally to represent the organisation's values, and work cooperatively with service users, families, colleagues and outside agencies.
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15 years of experience
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Lanark,
ML11
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Debbie S
Hello, My name is Debbie, and I have been working in the care industry for just over seven years. I began my career in community care, then transitioned into residential care, and finally into live-in care. Through these experiences, I have learned that the most important aspects of caregiving are empathy, patience, and a deep understanding of each individual's needs. Confidentiality is extremely important to me, and I always give 100% of myself to those I care for. Key Skills & Qualifications: Advanced First Aid Communication & Interpersonal Skills Monitoring & Recording Patient Data Confidentiality & Professionalism Wound Dressing & Medication Administration Hygiene & Health and Safety Compliance Time Management & Organization Meal Preparation Gardening & Outdoor Activities Accompanying Clients on Outings Availability for 2025: 19th April – 10th May, 31st May – 18th June, 12th July – 30th July, 23rd August – 10th September, 20th September – 22nd October, I am passionate about providing high-quality care and ensuring that my clients feel safe, comfortable, and valued. If you have any questions or would like to discuss availability, please feel free to get in touch.
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7 years of experience
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Larkhall,
ML9
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Bonita K
I’m a committed and compassionate care assistant with over 3 years experience in the care industry. I’m a very patient and kind person. As much as I enjoy working with others, especially older people, I enjoy listening to them and am always happy to work at client’s pace, following their lead. I have worked with people with dementia, chronic conditions and I have provided end of life care. I find it extremely rewarding to help people maintain their independence while assisting them with tasks that they are unable to complete themselves such as meal preparation, personal care and taking medication. Very reliable and committed to delivering a high level of performance to the employment that I attain.
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3 years of experience
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Wishaw,
ML2
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Lily S
I enjoy meeting new people and helping them live independently or assisting them being able to get out of the house for shopping and appointments I think an important role for being a carer is the client knowing they have some companionship and are able to get help with what they need. Understanding the care and support each and every client needs and how they differ, but being able to adapt to their care needs and also understand the person be confidential and respect each clients dignity and privacy. To be respectful is a clients house and space let them know you are there for them if they need assistance but encourage independence as and when possible. A day with me as a carer might start out with helping them out of bed and assisting them in the shower, then preparing the breakfast and meds that need to be taken. Then it could be that the client has a hospital appointment or needs to collect shopping they may just want to go for a drive in the car or a walk to somewhere. Being a carer is being able to cater to someone’s personal needs and things that they would like to do.
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10 years of experience
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Lanark,
ML11
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