• Supporting Social Activities
• Fully Insured
• Enhanced DBS (formerly CRB)
• Person Centred Care
• Supporting Every Day Living
• Support With All Aspects of Personal Care
• Shopping & Supported Shopping Trips

Services provided include: accompanied days out, shopping trips, doctors or hospital appointments, companionship, personal care, medication support, meal preparation and many other daily support requirements.

Self Employed Personal Assistant

A personal assistant (sometimes called a PA or a support worker) is either self employed or employed by people who need social care, either because of their age or disability, to enable them to live as independently as possible.

Personal assistants carry out a wide range of tasks as required by the employer, including support with things such as getting dressed, cooking, feeding, and supporting people to go out and about so they have greater independence and the ability to live their life more fully.

A PA is usually employed by people who are directing their own care through a direct payment or individual budgets from the local authority, or are funding their own support. This is about a person having control over their own life, by employing their own staff and organising their own services. These types of employers are often referred to as 'individual employers'.

Personal assistants can be employed directly by one employer, can work for a number of different people or could be self employed.

About Me

I have worked in adult health and social care for many years and I have extensive experience with a variety of individual's and life conditions, including: Acquired Brain Injury, Dementia, Parkinsons, Autism & Aspergers, Mulitple Sclerosis, COPD, Heart Conditions, Mental Health Needs, Learning Disabilities. I have plenty of experience providing Palliative Care working closely with families and other agencies to provide the most comfortable and dignified end of life care.

I have a professional work ethic, a positive attitude, a great sense of humour, and I work with a person centred approach.