I have been working as a support worker in home-care base and daycare centre which service users who have both learning and physical disabilities for 1 year. It has really helped me to decide that I want a career in helping others. Usually, I need to be a good communicator and have the ability to support the service users to develop their social and interpersonal skills. I will work as part of a team promoting independence social inclusion and how to improve the quality of life of our service users. Also, I enrolled in the trust trainee scheme in my university life and find there is a great learning experience. It gave an opportunity for me to be a reliable and compassionate person and able to build strong working relationships with my service users, so they can trust me and feel comfortable working with me. After being 1-year support worker, although fulfilling working in daycare with complex needs people can be challenging, it is a very rewarding experience and daily care work is a brilliant job for people person who someone like me. These experiences reinforced my belief that a compassionate, non-judgmental presence can be transformative. The more I learn, the more value I can contribute to the team and company.