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I have always found that a good conversation over a shared meal does more for someone's spirits than almost anything else, and that belief shapes how I approach my work. I am based in London and offer live-in care, having come to caregiving after some career changes that I navigated with a good deal of resilience. I completed first aid training to make sure I could back up my hands-on experience properly, and I speak Ewe, Twi and English, which has helped me connect with a wide range of clients and families. Companionship sits at the heart of what I do. I enjoy cooking proper meals together, sitting down for a game of cards, working through a puzzle, or simply chatting about the news of the day, and I find these small moments often matter as much as the personal care itself. Alongside that, I support with dementia, Parkinson's, stroke recovery, arthritis and a range of physical and cognitive conditions, helping with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, catheter care and moving around safely, as well as cooking, laundry and the general running of a home. If you think I might be a good fit for you or someone you love, I would be glad to hear from you, no pressure at all, just a friendly conversation to start.

I've always found that the small, steady parts of a day matter most: a shared meal, a proper chat, someone noticing how you're doing. That's what drew me to care work, and over three years of hourly visits around Brierley Hill it's become the heart of how I support people, whether that's dementia, Parkinson's, stroke recovery or simply helping someone feel less alone. Companionship runs through everything I do. I'll cook with someone rather than just for them, sit down with a puzzle or the radio on, or take a slower walk if that's what suits the day better. Alongside that I help with the practical things, dressing, bathing, medication reminders, moving and handling, catheter care, but I try never to let those tasks crowd out the conversation and the company, which I think is just as much a part of wellbeing. I speak Ewe and English, and I'm patient and steady in how I work, which families tell me puts them at ease. If you're looking for someone reliable to visit and genuinely spend time with you or your relative, I'd be glad to meet you and talk through what would help.

It genuinely helps me to hear from families about their loved one before I begin, all the small details of their history, their likes and their routines, because that information shapes everything I do afterwards. Clients and their families often tell me this attentiveness makes a real difference, and it is something I take seriously from the very first conversation. I offer live-in and overnight care, drawing on six years of experience with conditions including dementia, stroke, Parkinson's and heart disease, as well as end of life and post operative support. I find that suggesting a hobby or activity to do together, something that gets a client's mind working, often opens a connection that daily tasks alone cannot. In more difficult moments, my approach is to stay calm, keep next of kin informed and take things step by step rather than rushing. I speak Ewe, Twi, Fante and Ga alongside English, which has helped me build an easy rapport with a range of clients and families. What keeps me motivated is simple: I like getting up knowing I can help someone manage the parts of their day they can no longer manage alone, from washing and dressing to cooking and companionship. If any of this sounds like what you are looking for, I would be happy to have a chat whenever suits you.