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Local carers in Wyre
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Kairen M
Over the last five years I have worked as a live-in-carer. I have been with my current client for two and a half years. However, as a new grandparent I would like to have more flexibility with hours that I work in order to help with childcare. Prior to live in care, I have worked in various care roles since qualifying for my HND in adult nursing back in 2011. My first live-in care was for a couple that had not previously had a live-in carer, both were initially very against the idea, not understanding why suddenly they needed to have a stranger living in their home. Although initially a challenge, I managed to quickly put them at ease by reassuring them that I was there to keep them safe and secure in their own home and assist and enable them to maintain their normal routine and lifestyle as much as possible, to be a companion, but also to help them remain independent in their own home and cherish all the memories they’ve made there. I built up a great relationship with both them and their family andI cared for them for a year. Skills and Experience • Empathy, patience and compassion towards others • Personal care, assisting with shower, drying, dressing, shaving etc whilst also respecting their dignity and maintaining their independence where possible. • Monitoring pressure points and pressure care • Helping with mobility, prompting using walking aids where necessary or using hoists • Overseeing medication according to the care plan • Household chores helping around the home, such as vacuuming, cleaning and laundry • Preparing and cooking meals of client’s choice • Running errands and assisting with tasks such as shopping • Updating care plans, reviewing and record keeping • Reporting important details to colleagues to ensure a safe and up to date care for client • Preparing for social outings • Liaising with family, district nurses, Drs and other healthcare professionals • Keeping the home environment safe and secure • Keeping up to date with the Care Certificate modules which cover 15 modules including Basic Life Skills, Moving and Handling and Medication About Me I enjoy driving up to the Lakes and taking the dog for long walks up in the Hills and recently started to do some of the Wainright walks. I absolutely adore all creatures great and small. Although have had cats most of my life I now have a black miniature cockapoo, 15 months old called Kip. He stays with my parents when I am working although I have taken him to work with one of my clients as he loves dogs and requested I bring him along too. I found it actually helped uplift his spirits so it worked well. I also love cooking and experimenting with new healthy ideas and recipes and I can loose myself in painting seascapes, animals, portraits and abstract when I have some spare time.
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10 years of experience
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Poulton Le Fylde,
FY6
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Mark M
As a dedicated care support worker, I am passionate about providing compassionate, person-centered care to individuals of all ages, from children to adults. With 2 years of experience in the care sector, I have developed a deep understanding of the unique needs and challenges faced by both children and adults with varying physical, emotional, and cognitive abilities. My goal is to promote the well-being and independence of those in my care while ensuring a safe and nurturing environment. Throughout my career, I have worked with individuals with diverse needs, including those with developmental disabilities, physical impairments, and mental health conditions. I am skilled in personal care, medication management, and implementing care plans that are tailored to the specific needs of each person. My approach is rooted in empathy, patience, and active listening, ensuring that the individuals I support feel heard, respected, and valued. In my role, I understand the importance of fostering a sense of dignity and empowerment. I work closely with families, healthcare professionals, and other support services to create a collaborative care approach that meets both immediate and long-term needs. My ability to remain calm under pressure, coupled with strong organizational and communication skills, allows me to navigate challenging situations with confidence and professionalism. I am committed to continuous learning and development, ensuring that I stay up to date with best practices in care. Whether it’s providing emotional support, assisting with daily living activities, or advocating for the needs of those I support, I approach my work with a deep sense of responsibility and dedication. I am enthusiastic about the opportunity to make a positive difference in the lives of children and adults through compassionate care, and I look forward to continuing to contribute to their well-being and quality of life. I am looking for regular clients which can be either day or night time work. I prefer to have longer hours for days shifts anything for 2/12 hours shifts.
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2 years of experience
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Preston,
PR2
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Mulenga N
An adaptable, conscientious, and enthusiastic Health care worker with experience in providing a professional care service to the elderly, sick & disabled patients. Having an excellent understanding of promoting privacy and dignity whilst enhancing independence and rehabilitation. A proven ability to deal with physically and emotionally demanding care patients and to successfully help them to retain, regain and develop skills needed for independent living. Experience of shifts including days, nights, and twilights. I can organize time and resources based on the individual needs of clients. I have knowledge of all relevant legislation, policies, and practices. I am compassionate and possessing cultural awareness. Now looking for a new and challenging Professional position of giving full and undivided attention to one person at a time.
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18 years of experience
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Preston,
PR4
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William J
For the past two years, I have had the privilege of working as a professional carer. My journey began in a NHS Hospital , where I built a strong foundation in supporting elderly and very sick patients. I then have specialised in agency care working at nursing and care homes and supported living, which I find incredibly rewarding. My experience is broad, covering all aspects of personal care, medication management, companionship, and specialist support for clients with dementia and Parkinson's. I am genuinely passionate about this work because I believe everyone has the right to live with dignity and independence in their own home for as long as possible. It is a true privilege to be trusted by a client and their family, and I value the relationships I build, hearing their stories and providing not just physical support but emotional reassurance as well. Friends and colleagues would describe me as patient, empathetic, and extremely reliable. I pride myself on being highly observant—noticing small changes in a client's health or mood—and communicating clearly with both the client and the wider care team. I hold advanced certifications in Dementia Care and Palliative/End-of-Life Support, and I am highly proficient in using all standard moving and handling equipment, such as hoists and stand-aids. When I'm not working, I love spending time in my kitchen. I find cooking very relaxing and particularly enjoy making classic, comforting dishes like a Sunday roast or a rich beef stew. I find this nurturing side of my personality is a perfect match for a career in care.
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2 years of experience
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Fleetwood,
FY7
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