It’s my desire to treat the people in my care with respect and dignity, providing the best care possible in accordance with my training and experience. Being a carer means being attentive to my clients' needs and wishes and doing my utmost to fulfil them, creating a pleasant environment for bot...MoreIt’s my desire to treat the people in my care with respect and dignity, providing the best care possible in accordance with my training and experience. Being a carer means being attentive to my clients' needs and wishes and doing my utmost to fulfil them, creating a pleasant environment for both the client and myself. I am patient, kind, and compassionate, and I am able to work collaboratively with people from all departments involved in the total care of my clients, including their families.
I am happy to work in a home with animals, such as cats or dogs, as I have always had pets. I am particularly fond of cats, as I wanted my children to grow up with them. When I came to the UK, I brought my daughter's cat with us. I enjoy cooking simple and nutritious meals for my clients. I would sit down with them to discuss their preferences and do my best to prepare their chosen dishes.
Another important aspect of my role is to take my clients out into the community to socialise, visit friends, or attend church. Waking my clients each morning with a smile and a cheerful demeanour is very important, ensuring they are ready to proceed with daily tasks and personal care, having meals, and engaging in activities they enjoy, such as crosswords, puzzles, or just chatting.
I naturally follow what is required of me according to the client's care plan, ensuring they take their medication as indicated. Primarily, I follow my clients' lead, obtaining their consent and respecting their right to choose if they are mentally capable. At the same time, I ensure that I have downtime to rest and engage in activities that make me happy, such as a hobby, reading, or going for a walk. It is necessary for me to have a two-hour break each day. There will be a surcharge if I have to get up twice at night, and if this occurs frequently, I would contact a family member to arrange for additional support to help me obtain extra rest and recharge, as this will ensure I can work to my full potential.
Short notice care
Short notice care
25 per hour
Live-in
Part time
160 per day
Full time
1,050 per week
Vetted & approved
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DBS/PVG/NI Access
Enhanced
DBS for
Adult
Issue date
27/04/2020
Interview status
Interviewed
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It’s my desire to treat the people in my care with respect and dignity, providing the best care possible in accordance with my training and experience. Being a carer means being attentive to my clients' needs and wishes and doing my utmost to fulfil them, creating a pleasant environment for bot...MoreIt’s my desire to treat the people in my care with respect and dignity, providing the best care possible in accordance with my training and experience. Being a carer means being attentive to my clients' needs and wishes and doing my utmost to fulfil them, creating a pleasant environment for both the client and myself. I am patient, kind, and compassionate, and I am able to work collaboratively with people from all departments involved in the total care of my clients, including their families.
I am happy to work in a home with animals, such as cats or dogs, as I have always had pets. I am particularly fond of cats, as I wanted my children to grow up with them. When I came to the UK, I brought my daughter's cat with us. I enjoy cooking simple and nutritious meals for my clients. I would sit down with them to discuss their preferences and do my best to prepare their chosen dishes.
Another important aspect of my role is to take my clients out into the community to socialise, visit friends, or attend church. Waking my clients each morning with a smile and a cheerful demeanour is very important, ensuring they are ready to proceed with daily tasks and personal care, having meals, and engaging in activities they enjoy, such as crosswords, puzzles, or just chatting.
I naturally follow what is required of me according to the client's care plan, ensuring they take their medication as indicated. Primarily, I follow my clients' lead, obtaining their consent and respecting their right to choose if they are mentally capable. At the same time, I ensure that I have downtime to rest and engage in activities that make me happy, such as a hobby, reading, or going for a walk. It is necessary for me to have a two-hour break each day. There will be a surcharge if I have to get up twice at night, and if this occurs frequently, I would contact a family member to arrange for additional support to help me obtain extra rest and recharge, as this will ensure I can work to my full potential.
Specialist care
Early stage dementiaLate stage dementiaParkinson's disease Incontinence Palliative care Diabetes Depression Visual and hearing impairments Anxiety Alzheimer’s Pressure sores+8
Personal care
Dressing/undressingBathroom assistancePersonal care
Mobility assistance
Eating and drinking assistance
Companionship and house tasks
Medical promptingHousekeepingCompanionshipMeal prep+2
Languages spoken
Interests and hobbies
CrosswordsGardeningMoviesMusicReadingcrochet and embroidery
Has driving licence
Owns a car
Pet friendly
Non-smoker
Qualification
Hoisting
Medication administration
Moving and Handling E-learning
Safeguarding adults
Health and safety at work
Fire safety
Infection control
Specialist skills
Moving and handling
Hoisting
Client recommendations
Eamonn W
05 Oct 2026
Excellent
Joeanne recently looked after my mother who has dementia for some respite care. She was brilliant with her and fitted in well with the rest of our care team. We would highly recommend her for anyone looking for care support.
Elaine F
18 May 2025
Excellent
Thanks for taking Mum out, she had a really great afternoon
Vetted & approved
All Curam carers go through a comprehensive checking process before they receive our “Vetted & approved”status
DBS/PVG/NI Access
Enhanced
DBS for
Adult
Issue date
27/04/2020
Interview status
Interviewed
Photo comparison
Verified
Joeanne j is insured for care work carried out through Curam platform
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