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A dedicated and conscientious care worker with six years experience in healthcare sector.Compassionate , patient , empathetic caregiver who knows how to keep a level head during emergencies.Able to provide a number of services to patients to make them feel comfortable and safe at all times in the comfort of their home.Possess carer certificates in administration of medication , adult safeguarding, infection control, food and fluids , moving and handling, fire safety, introduction to dementia, food safety.

Music and dancing keep me going. So do card games and a good puzzle when I want to slow down. I bring that same energy into my work, based in Southampton, where I offer hourly, live-in and overnight care. Fourteen years in care have taught me that company matters as much as any task. I like to sit and talk, share a meal, or get out for a walk together. I've supported people with dementia, Parkinson's, stroke, learning disabilities and physical disabilities, among many others, and I always try to bring conversation and warmth alongside the practical help, whether that's bathing, dressing, medication reminders or moving and handling. I also speak Arabic, Chichewa, Southern Sotho, Tswana and Zulu, which sometimes makes a real difference for clients. I'd love the chance to meet you or your family and talk through what support would help most.

My working week can look quite different from one client to the next. I offer hourly and visiting care, overnight support and full live-in care around Coventry, and what I enjoy most is the kind of care that builds slowly, where trust grows through small, steady moments rather than anything dramatic. I speak Arabic, English, Italian and Swahili, which often helps put people at ease from the start. Over two years of professional care I have supported people with anxiety, depression, eating disorders, type 2 diabetes, mild cognitive impairment, orthopaedic injuries and urinary conditions. I remember sitting with an elderly client through a panic attack, moving them somewhere quiet, guiding their breathing and staying close until the fear passed. Staying calm and present in those moments matters more to me than doing anything clever. Day to day, I help with medication reminders, bathing, toileting, catheter care, cleaning, laundry and cooking, alongside plenty of ordinary companionship, including a fair few silly jokes when the moment calls for it. If you are looking for someone reliable and patient to support your family in Coventry, I would be glad to hear from you and look forward to meeting you.