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Munashe m

Munashe M

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215 miles away | Wigston, LE18

6 years of experience

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I have worked as a carer, support worker and a youth worker in different settings, such as a mental health unit, Learning disabilities and residential children home. As a Support worker the experience gained was to provide emotional and practical support to individuals and their families who struggl...More I have worked as a carer, support worker and a youth worker in different settings, such as a mental health unit, Learning disabilities and residential children home. As a Support worker the experience gained was to provide emotional and practical support to individuals and their families who struggle to live independently because of health issues, emotional problems or relationship difficulties. Support workers work with individuals and their families providing practical and emotional support according to their specific difficulties. Typically, clients include people with physical, mental or learning disabilities, those who are struggling with drug or alcohol addictions, vulnerable children or adults, young offenders, or those suffering from marital or other relationship difficulties. The main aim of a support worker is to help clients learn to live as independently as possible, by identifying and supporting them in their particular areas of need. They may work with clients who have short term care needs or those with longer term or lifelong difficulties. The needs of a support worker’s clients vary depending on the specifications of their role; they may work in the community, in a home support role or specifically with clients who have mental health problems. Support workers usually work with several clients at one time, either on their own or as a group, depending on the needs of the client. Person centred care A person-centred approach to nursing focuses on the individual's personal needs, wants, desires and goals so that they become central to the care and nursing process. This can mean putting the person's needs, as they define them, above those identified as priorities by healthcare professionals. With all these skills to hand I have I am eager to fulfil the role in helping my clients, also it will be an advantage to me to apply my learning skills into practical. The most important issue in working with people is to respect a person as an individual and don’t judge anyone, that is my philosophy of care. I am willing to travel ST3 within 3 hours.

Hourly

Daily

18 per hour

Overnight

Sleeping

120 per 8 hour

Waking

20 per hour

Live-in

Part time

200 per day

Full time

950 per week

My rates are negotiable.

Vetted & approved

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Enhanced

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Adult & Child

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Interviewed

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I have worked as a carer, support worker and a youth worker in different settings, such as a mental health unit, Learning disabilities and residential children home. As a Support worker the experience gained was to provide emotional and practical support to individuals and their families who struggl...More I have worked as a carer, support worker and a youth worker in different settings, such as a mental health unit, Learning disabilities and residential children home. As a Support worker the experience gained was to provide emotional and practical support to individuals and their families who struggle to live independently because of health issues, emotional problems or relationship difficulties. Support workers work with individuals and their families providing practical and emotional support according to their specific difficulties. Typically, clients include people with physical, mental or learning disabilities, those who are struggling with drug or alcohol addictions, vulnerable children or adults, young offenders, or those suffering from marital or other relationship difficulties. The main aim of a support worker is to help clients learn to live as independently as possible, by identifying and supporting them in their particular areas of need. They may work with clients who have short term care needs or those with longer term or lifelong difficulties. The needs of a support worker’s clients vary depending on the specifications of their role; they may work in the community, in a home support role or specifically with clients who have mental health problems. Support workers usually work with several clients at one time, either on their own or as a group, depending on the needs of the client. Person centred care A person-centred approach to nursing focuses on the individual's personal needs, wants, desires and goals so that they become central to the care and nursing process. This can mean putting the person's needs, as they define them, above those identified as priorities by healthcare professionals. With all these skills to hand I have I am eager to fulfil the role in helping my clients, also it will be an advantage to me to apply my learning skills into practical. The most important issue in working with people is to respect a person as an individual and don’t judge anyone, that is my philosophy of care. I am willing to travel ST3 within 3 hours.

Specialist care

Early stage dementia Late stage dementia Stroke/TIA Physical disabilities - children Physical disabilities - adults Mental health Learning disability Depression Anxiety +6

Personal care

Dressing/undressing Bathroom assistance Personal care

Mobility assistance

Exercise Eating and drinking assistance

Companionship and house tasks

Medical prompting Housekeeping Companionship Meal prep +2

Languages spoken

Shona

Interests and hobbies

Computers & Technology Cooking Crosswords DIY Exercise Food & Wine Movies Music Reading Travel
Non-smoker

Qualification

Care certificate

PMVA training

Safeguarding adults

Infection control

Moving and handling certificate

Specialist skills

Moving and handling

Vetted & approved

All Curam Care Professionals go through a comprehensive checking process before they receive our “Vetted & approved”status

DBS/PVG/NI Access

Enhanced

DBS for

Adult & Child

Interview status

Interviewed

Photo comparison

Verified

Munashe m is insured for care work carried out through Curam platform
See details
Two checkable references available on request from the Care Professional

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