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Local carers in Redditch
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Abeda G.
I have been a child carer from the age of nine (taking care of sick mother and three young siblings) and grew up in care work, first family then extended family and then caring in hospital, nursing homes, private sector as well as working in the community and NHS, I have cared for most type of illnesses and disabilities, end of life cancer care, epileptic clients, peg feeding, stoma care, traumatic brain injury, spinal injury, alzheimer's, Parkinson's, physio therapy assistance, late stage dementia, early stage dementia, incontinence, autism and many other disorders and conditions except pregnant women. I have also worked as an interpreter for courts and child protection etc. I have been doing part-time admin work for the past 15 years for own organic health food business too. If life gave me a chance, I would like to follow in the footsteps of Mother Theresa one day and possibly work in one of her organisations abroad and do charity work for orphans and the very elderly. I hold full UK driving license since 1990 and own a car. I am currently working with community organisations with end of life clients. I have also worked for nearly 4 years with Marie Curie cancer care in the past mainly with end of life patients. My hobbies are gardening, growing organic fruit and veg, walking, enjoy a few animals on a little smallholding for fresh milk and meat etc Enjoy nature and all echo friendly things in life. Also beekeeping. I enjoy charity work and have been with the British Red Cross as a volunteer since 1998. Climbed Ben Nevis for Water Aid Supporting the women in Africa for building wells for fresh water (collectively we raised 41,000) Volunteer work in Italy with Concordia International with youth in action programme. I was a registerd fashion model once upon a time for a very short time but the internal ugliness of the fashion industry was not very appealing to me so I left as I new my heart's satisfaction was to always care for people til end of my life.
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20+ years of experience
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Redditch,
B97
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Debbie M
My name is Deb, I have over 20 years experience as a carer. I'm a compassionate and an understanding woman. I offer person centred care. I understand that everyone's need is different from the other. I'm very flexible in all fields of care: incontinence, medication administration, personal care, companion, shopping, household duties and etc
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3 years of experience
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Bromsgrove,
B60
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Nigel M
Personal Statement: I am a dedicated and compassionate Support Worker with over six years of experience providing personalized care to individuals in diverse settings. Throughout my career, I have developed a strong commitment to improving the well-being and quality of life for those I support. My experience spans working with individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with physical and learning disabilities, mental health challenges, and elderly clients in need of assistance with daily living activities. I pride myself on my ability to build meaningful and respectful relationships with the individuals in my care, tailoring my approach to suit their unique needs and preferences. Whether it’s offering personal care, administering medication, supporting clients with mobility, or assisting with everyday tasks, I always maintain a client-centered focus, ensuring their safety, dignity, and independence are respected. Working as part of multidisciplinary teams, I have developed strong communication skills and the ability to coordinate with healthcare professionals, family members, and external agencies. I am well-versed in maintaining accurate records and following care plans, and I am committed to upholding high standards of health and safety at all times. My passion for making a positive impact in the lives of others drives me to continuously seek opportunities to develop my knowledge and skills in the care sector. I am eager to contribute my expertise and compassion to a dynamic team, ensuring that those I support receive the best possible care and support. My day usually in summary is with detail: Personal Care: Assistance with daily living tasks like bathing, dressing, toileting, and grooming. Household Tasks: Light cleaning, cooking, shopping, and ensuring the living environment is tidy and safe. Companionship: Providing social interaction, emotional support, and engaging in activities that improve quality of life. Health Monitoring: Administering medication, keeping track of vital signs, and attending to any medical needs or appointments. Safety and Supervision: Ensuring the client’s safety, particularly for those with mobility challenges, dementia, or other medical conditions that require constant monitoring. My Usual Routine depending on the client: Morning Routine: • Early Wake-Up: The day usually starts early, especially if the client needs assistance with getting out of bed.I might help with morning hygiene tasks, such as washing, dressing, and grooming, depending on the client’s level of independence. • Breakfast Preparation: I usually prepare a nutritious breakfast tailored to the client’s preferences and dietary requirements. This may include assisting with eating if the client has difficulty eating or drinking. • Medication Administration: If the client requires medication in the morning, I ensure that it is taken on time, in the correct dosage, and assist the client with any medication-related tasks. Daytime Activities: • Personal Care and Hygiene: Throughout the day, I may assist with toileting, changing clothes, and ensuring the client is comfortable and clean. • Household Support: Depending on the client's needs, I may help with light housekeeping tasks such as making the bed, laundry, or cleaning the living space. Sometimes I may help with grocery shopping or meal planning. • Physical or Social Activities: I usually help and engage the client in activities, which could include: ◦ Physical exercises (if the client requires mobility support) like stretching, walking, or seated exercises. ◦ Social engagement: Depending on the client’s interests, the carer may spend time talking, playing games, reading, or watching TV together. ◦ Mental stimulation: Reading aloud, helping with puzzles, or playing games to promote cognitive function. Midday: • Lunch Preparation and Assistance: I may help prepare a balanced lunch, and if necessary, help the client with eating. If the client needs assistance in positioning themselves for meals, I support them in this process. • Rest Time: If the client needs a rest or nap, I help to ensure that they are comfortable. For clients with conditions like dementia or those requiring continuous supervision, I will ensure safety during rest periods. Afternoon: • Afternoon Routine: Depending on the time, I may assist with additional personal care or help the client prepare for any appointments, errands, or outings. • Engagement in Hobbies or Activities: If the client has hobbies such as crafting, gardening, or listening to music, I support them in these activities, providing any necessary assistance. Evening: • Dinner Preparation: I do help and prepare and or serve dinner, ensuring it meets the client’s dietary needs. They may assist the client with eating if required. • Evening Medication: If applicable, I administer any evening medications and ensures the client is comfortable. • Evening Hygiene Routine: I help the client with evening routines, including assisting with toileting, washing, or helping them get ready for bed. Night: • Bedtime Assistance: I help the client settle into bed, making sure they are comfortable and safe. I assist with transferring the client into bed, adjusting pillows, or checking that any medical equipment is in place. • Monitoring and Overnight Care: In some cases, I will stay overnight to monitor the client’s well-being. This could involve checking on the client during the night, helping them if they need assistance getting up, or ensuring they are safe throughout the night.
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6 years of experience
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Birmingham,
B38
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Tracy R
I provide care to individuals and their families to the best of my ability and do this how I wish my loved ones would be cared for. My qualities are caring, compassionate, approachable, respectful, punctual, maintain confidentiality, understanding, patient, trustworthy, allow choice, reliable and always provide a safe environment. I have gained my Access to healthcare professionals level 3 diploma and have lots of individual online training courses I have taken part in as to which certificates have been provided. I am always on the look out for more training to add to my list as their always something new to learn.
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15 years of experience
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Bromsgrove,
B60
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