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199 miles away | Wolverhampton, WV6
8 years of experience
As a Care Professional, I aim to be compassionate, empathetic, and dependable, always putting the well-being of those I care for at the forefront. Here's what a day with me might look like: Morning: Starting the Day with Care: I would begin by making sure the person feels comfortable and su...More As a Care Professional, I aim to be compassionate, empathetic, and dependable, always putting the well-being of those I care for at the forefront. Here's what a day with me might look like: Morning: Starting the Day with Care: I would begin by making sure the person feels comfortable and supported right from the start. I check in with them, making sure they're feeling good and ready to start their day. Assisting with Morning Routines: Whether it’s helping them get dressed, having breakfast, or offering a little assistance with personal hygiene tasks, I approach each moment with patience, providing as much or as little help as needed to ensure their comfort and dignity. Safety First: I always ensure that the home or environment is safe for the person I’m caring for, checking that everything is in order and helping to reduce any potential hazards. Midday: Emotional Support: I make sure to keep conversations positive and engaging, offering emotional support or simply listening if that’s what’s needed. It’s important to make them feel heard, valued, and connected. Health Monitoring: I would check on any medical needs, like helping with medication schedules or tracking any health metrics like blood pressure or blood sugar, depending on the person’s needs. Meals & Hydration: Preparing meals and ensuring they are getting proper nutrition and hydration is a priority. If someone has dietary restrictions, I would work within those guidelines, creating meals that they enjoy. Afternoon: Activity & Engagement: Whether it’s taking a walk, engaging in light exercise, playing a game, or simply chatting, I ensure that the person stays active and mentally engaged, which is crucial for both physical and emotional well-being. Household Support: I assist with any light housekeeping, like tidying up, organizing, or laundry, ensuring that the environment stays clean and comfortable. Evening: Relaxation and Comfort: As the day winds down, I would assist in getting them settled for the night, making sure they have everything they need within reach and that they feel secure and at ease. Reviewing the Day: Before I leave, I always make sure to note any important changes, observations, or things that need attention for the next day, ensuring continuity of care. Throughout the day, I strive to create a warm, respectful, and supportive atmosphere, recognizing the unique needs of each individual I care for. My focus is not just on physical care but also on fostering a sense of companionship and independence wherever possible.
Short notice care
25 per hour
Sleeping
80 per 8 hour
Waking
18 per hour
Part time
180 per day
Full time
1,050 per week
My rates are negotiable.
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
As a Care Professional, I aim to be compassionate, empathetic, and dependable, always putting the well-being of those I care for at the forefront. Here's what a day with me might look like: Morning: Starting the Day with Care: I would begin by making sure the person feels comfortable and su...More As a Care Professional, I aim to be compassionate, empathetic, and dependable, always putting the well-being of those I care for at the forefront. Here's what a day with me might look like: Morning: Starting the Day with Care: I would begin by making sure the person feels comfortable and supported right from the start. I check in with them, making sure they're feeling good and ready to start their day. Assisting with Morning Routines: Whether it’s helping them get dressed, having breakfast, or offering a little assistance with personal hygiene tasks, I approach each moment with patience, providing as much or as little help as needed to ensure their comfort and dignity. Safety First: I always ensure that the home or environment is safe for the person I’m caring for, checking that everything is in order and helping to reduce any potential hazards. Midday: Emotional Support: I make sure to keep conversations positive and engaging, offering emotional support or simply listening if that’s what’s needed. It’s important to make them feel heard, valued, and connected. Health Monitoring: I would check on any medical needs, like helping with medication schedules or tracking any health metrics like blood pressure or blood sugar, depending on the person’s needs. Meals & Hydration: Preparing meals and ensuring they are getting proper nutrition and hydration is a priority. If someone has dietary restrictions, I would work within those guidelines, creating meals that they enjoy. Afternoon: Activity & Engagement: Whether it’s taking a walk, engaging in light exercise, playing a game, or simply chatting, I ensure that the person stays active and mentally engaged, which is crucial for both physical and emotional well-being. Household Support: I assist with any light housekeeping, like tidying up, organizing, or laundry, ensuring that the environment stays clean and comfortable. Evening: Relaxation and Comfort: As the day winds down, I would assist in getting them settled for the night, making sure they have everything they need within reach and that they feel secure and at ease. Reviewing the Day: Before I leave, I always make sure to note any important changes, observations, or things that need attention for the next day, ensuring continuity of care. Throughout the day, I strive to create a warm, respectful, and supportive atmosphere, recognizing the unique needs of each individual I care for. My focus is not just on physical care but also on fostering a sense of companionship and independence wherever possible.
Specialist care
Personal care
Mobility assistance
Companionship and house tasks
Languages spoken
Interests and hobbies
Care certificate
Care related NVQ level 2
Care related NVQ level 3
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
Day | Morning (7am - 11am) | Lunch (11am - 2pm) | Afternoon (2pm - 5pm) | Evening (5pm - 8pm) | All |
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Curam Care Professionals are insured with Self Employed Care Professionals insurance provided by Surewise Limited.
Up to 1,000,000 covering claims against you if you have accidently damaged someone or their property.
If you ever need to go to court we can provide up to 25,000 to help with the cost.
In the event you suffer an accident at work we can provide up to 10,000 to cover the cost.
If a personal possession is damaged or lost while at work we can provide 250 to cover the cost.
If a clients personal possession is damaged or lost while at work Surewise can provide 250 to cover the cost.
Provided by ILG Support our helpline is always here to help.
We do not require any contribution to make a successful claim.
Please contact us at accounts@curamcare.com for more information
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