Dementia Care East Cambridgeshire

| Hello I am a self employed companion, carer, home help I have many years experience in care work. I have training with first aid, , health and safety, Dementia Awareness, Challenging behaviour, Mental Health, autism awareness, nutrition, stroke awareness, pressure sores, incontinence, catheter care Great references. I drive and have my own liability insurance Also have recent DBS check My hourly rate starts from £16.00 hour and I charge 50p for fuel per mile if more than 4 miles from my home

| I have taken care of an elderly individual with dementia, I assisted them with bed baths, incontinent care and I administered medication under the medical prescriptions. I have vast experience with various ailments such as, Alzheimer, Parkinson and cancer. I also perform light house chores like cleaning.

| I have worked mainly with elderly for nearly 7 years in the community and have had experience in care homes, I also was a field care supervisor for a year. I have my level 2 in health and social care. I’m a caring and compassionate person. I have worked with a variety of people and love the fact everyone is different and has a different story to tell. I’m experienced in dementia care, I have worked with mental health, administration of medication, moving and handling and most importantly person centred care.

| I have had almost a years care experience and have supported people with various needs such as dementia, MS and helping people become independent again after coming put of hospital.

| WELCOME TO FEN HOME CARE We' ve built a long standing relationship based on trust Like most industries, health and social care has its own set of terms, and some may be unfamiliar to you. Domiciliary Care might be one of them. Let’s take a look at what domiciliary care is and the type of valuable support it provides. WHO IS DOMICILIARY CARE FOR? Those who wish to stay within their own homes may be very interested in the idea of regular visits from a qualified carer. It may be that they need a little extra support after having an operation or have a long-term condition such as dementia, Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis Having a carer come to visit you in your home can make a huge difference to your life, especially if you have difficulty walking or getting around. It can help you stay living independently in your own home.

| Hi there my name is alison,i have 25 years plus experience in the care sector ,i have worked as a professional live in carer for 4 years and enjoy been able to give clients the care they need to be able to remain in there own home. I am available to work 6 weeks on if needed with live in care please contact me to find out my availability . i have experience in most areas of care to add a few Dementia cancer End of life Moving and Handling Parkinson's and stroke .I have a enhanced dbs check and certificate as well as the care certificate please contact me with any questions .I would also like to add I am fully vaccinated all 3 vaccination.

| First I took care of my father-in-law for 18 months and when he died I decided to become a professional carer ,I started working with the Good care Group in February 2015 and worked for them until October 2020, I left because it gave me to more flexibility for myself and for clients also, since November 2020 I work as self-employed , I have a DBS document, moving & handling certificates, First aid, Pc4 certificate etc., I look after people with dementia, parkinson, bed bounded, paralysis after stroke, diabetes, epilepsy, celiac, stoma bag, palliative client, people with special diet, I’m only interested in live in care self employed position , thank you

| I trained initially in a residential nursing home for people with advanced stage dementia and diseases. More recently a community support worker and carer.

| I’m Sheri & I’m 34 years old. I moved to Cambridge (CB1) in 2017 from Dagenham in Essex where I was born & lived until I decided to start a new chapter. I currently work for Home Instead Senior Care as a ‘Care Professional’, And have a CLEAN RECENT DBS to hand. I’m on a ‘Bank Contract’ so am looking for more hours with other Clients who may require my help, Which could even result in becoming my new main occupation. I have done a lot of care work for the elderly - this has ranged from clients who just needed a little home help to clients with severe dementia and whom were bed bound. My duties ranged from personal care to domestic care, housework, shopping, cooking, attending appointments with my clients. I have always had a caring nature. I cared for my wife when she was diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer, And I continued with her care until she sadly passed away. I am very honest, reliable, flexible, hard working, have a great sense of humour and I am very dedicated to my work. Feel free to message me with any questions :)

| I have experience working with clients living with dementia, mental health diagnosis, various physical disabilities and providing palliative and end of life care.I have had the opportunity to work as a live in carer with a broad spectrum of clients that required care and support in their home. I am happy to make long term commitments in order to maintain continuity for the client as I recognise that, for some people, continual change can be a cause for concern. I am happy to be in an environment where pets are present and willing to take responsibility for their care and welfare. I understand that, on occasion, there will be a necessity for specific training to be undertaken in order to meet the required skill set in order to successfully provide adequate support to clients and I am willing to meet any specific requirements to this end. I am comfortable in the day to day running of a household and willing to undertake duties as might be expected in this role (cooking, cleaning, shopping, light maintenance, etc.). I have a fairly flexible attitude toward meeting other requirements (travel, being delegated other responsibilities, for example). My personal interests lie in wildlife conservation (a committee member of Cambridge and Peterborough Amphibian and Reptile Group) and life long learning (presently trying to gain mastery of a computing programme that can be used to explore data sets). I also enjoy travel and experimenting in the kitchen (with varying degrees of success!).

| I live in Cherry Hinton, Cambridge, travel by bike, not car, so need work within about two miles of home. I love looking after people with dementia either as a home help or a carer. I am looking for a few hours work a week. The rest of my time i work as a volunteer in the Children’s Society and the Salvation Army charity shops. As well as caring I could offer gardening, light shopping, prescription collecting etc.

| Hello, my name is Matthew, I recently graduated from university and I am happy to help with personal care, house work, meal preparation, companionship or any general daily assistance. I have experience in a range of healthcare settings such hospitals, a hospice and I currently work as a care assistant at my local care home. I have experience caring for residents with a range of physical and psychological conditions such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. I now hope to work as a carer for the foreseeable future. Through my various healthcare and volunteering experiences I believe I have developed the skills needed to be a proficient carer, if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me :)

| Hello dear family. Thank you for your letter. My profession is Care Assistant, Housekeeper, Nanny, Cook. I have some skills of this work. I am work as a Care Home. Private care. My experience is Senil Dementia, Parkinson, Cancer, Urine Infections, Kateder, Hoist, Wheelchair, Good standards Care.

| I have a Level 3 National extended Diploma in Health and Social care. I have worked in a care home caring for people with a wide range of disabilities and illnesses including palliative care and dementia, I provided all care including personal care, assistance with nutrition, mobility, social interaction, toileting and providing reassurance. I was the activity co-odinator and provided a wide range of activities for the residents including 1:1 walks, armchair aerobics and arts and crafts. I have completed an administration of medication in house course within the care home and I am able to administer prescribed medications within the care home. I have looked after a lady in her own home with dementia, I supported her with nutritional needs, reassurance when anxious and helping her to remain independent in her own home.