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Sunil Kansodiya
August 25, 2025
Kudzai, a dedicated self-employed carer in the UK, sought a platform that respected carers as professionals while offering genuine flexibility and career control. In February 2025, Kudzai joined Curam and experienced a complete shift in how care could be both a career and a personal mission.
Key Facts
Carer: Kudzai, Curam Care Professional
Location: United Kingdom
Date of Experience: February 2025
Specialisms: Personal care, companionship care, flexible home care services
The Challenge
Working through traditional care agencies, Kudzai often felt restricted by fixed schedules, a lack of transparency, and little opportunity to form meaningful client relationships. Autonomy, respect, and the ability to build genuine connections were missing. There was no autonomy and very few opportunities to connect genuinely with clients.
“Curam surpasses expectations with its transparency and the freedom to choose jobs that suit your schedule and values.”
How Curam Helped
Freedom of Choice: “No pressure, no bias—I get to choose roles that align with my time and values.”
Professional empowerment: “Curam broadened my perspective and helped me grow both professionally and personally.”
Transparent job listings: Detailed briefs, location, and scheduling info for informed decisions.
Human connection: Video and voice call features for a deeper understanding of each client’s needs.
Recognition & rewards: Kudzai was named Care Professional of the Month, receiving an Amazon voucher as recognition of outstanding care. This award is given out every month, highlighting how Curam supports their community of carers.
The Outcome
Today, Kudzai works with a diverse range of clients and enjoys the flexibility to manage their schedule independently. Most importantly, they feel truly valued- a sense of respect and recognition rarely offered by traditional systems. The platform has enhanced not just Kudzai’s career, but also their perspective on life.
“My experience with Curam has been nothing short of transformative. It’s a privilege to be part of a platform that puts carers first.”
