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Clients tell me I'm caring, friendly and helpful, and that I go beyond the basics to meet their needs. That feedback matters to me. It tells me the small things, a proper chat, remembering what someone likes, are landing the way I hope. I'm based in Greater London and have worked in care for 14 years, across care homes, live-in, live-out and agency roles. That variety has taught me to fit around each person rather than a fixed routine. Dementia care has become a particular focus, alongside supporting people with Parkinson's, arthritis, osteoporosis and stroke, among other conditions. I offer hourly and overnight visits, and I speak English and Tagalog. Company comes first with me. That might mean cooking something together, a walk if you're able, a board game, or simply sitting and putting the world to rights over the TV. Alongside that I handle the practical side too, bathing, dressing, medication reminders, hoist support, so the day runs smoothly and the person feels looked after, not managed. I'd be glad to meet you or your family and talk through what would help most.

Over sixteen years of care work, I have learned that steadiness matters as much as skill. It is what people need most when things feel uncertain, whether that is a dementia diagnosis, a recent operation, or simply the challenge of daily life with a long-term condition. That steadiness is what I try to bring into every home I work in across London. I offer hourly visits and overnight care, and speak English, Tagalog and Filipino. Over the years I have supported people with a wide range of conditions, including dementia, Parkinson's, diabetes, arthritis and mobility difficulties, and I am comfortable with the full range of personal care, from bathing and hoist use to catheter care and medication reminders. I also take care of the practical side of a household, cooking, cleaning and laundry, so a home stays comfortable and calm rather than just managed. What clients and families tend to notice most is how relaxed things feel once I am there. I am a patient, calm presence, happy to sit and talk over tea, put music on, or simply be good company through the quieter parts of the day. I would be glad to meet you or your family and talk through what support would help most.

When I'm not working, I like nothing more than pottering in the kitchen, baking something new or losing an evening to a good puzzle. It's the same patience and attention to detail I bring to my work as an overnight carer in Bristol. Before I came to the UK I trained and worked as a licensed nurse in the Philippines, and that background shapes how I care for people now. I've supported clients with dementia, Parkinson's, stroke, heart disease and respiratory illness, as well as those living with cancer, paraplegia or who are bedbound. My day to day skills cover moving and handling, hoist use, catheter care, medication reminders, and help with washing, dressing and eating. I'm also comfortable with practical tasks like cooking, laundry and light cleaning, so the whole household runs smoothly. I've worked without a break since starting this role in 2019, often five or six days a week including holidays, because I want my clients to know I'm reliably there for them. I speak English, Tagalog and Filipino, and I'd genuinely look forward to meeting you or your loved one to see how I can help.