Dementia Care Aylesbury

| We are CQC (Care Quality Commission) regulated, offering a range of services such as live-in care, overnight care, companionship, respite care, dementia care, disability care, day care, which is tailored to meet the values and needs of the client. We listen to the needs and preferences of the client and our staff members are trained and competent to provide compassionate, friendly and warm care to support the client with day to day household tasks, or any other activity that allows the client to maintain their quality of life and independent living such as : - personal care (washing, dressing, going to the toilet, eating and drinking), - medication administration, - providing support and helping with mobility. - providing healthy and safe food and drinks, including meal planning, preparation and serving food. - helping with getting in and out of bed or sitting and standing up from chairs. - supporting with social activities, such as daily activities, days out and excursions. - supporting and encouraging mental and physical activities and exercise, and much more. With our services, the client is empowered to live life on their own terms, knowing they have the care and support that they require.

| Collective Healthcare provides people with choice and control by providing bespoke and flexible home care services. People receive care at home tailored to them, with one-on-one personal attention ranging from 30 minutes per week to numerous visits per day or overnight support, if required. Live-in caregivers are also available to reside in people's homes to give 24 hour care. Dementia care, respite care and companionship care is also available. Companionship care at home is a good option for those who do not require medical attention. This involves regular visits from someone who can attend social events etc with them.

| Hi my name Tiffany I'm 28 with 10 years experience working within care. My experience ranges from care assistant, care team manager within a residential home and community care officer working for the local government. I have experience working with people who are living Dementia. I'm a mother to 3 young boys and live with my husband in Aylesbury. I enjoy going for walks, shopping, coffee and cake. I can also make a great cup of tea! I'm looking to work with someone who requires respite/holiday cover. I am happy to support with whatever a person may need from companionship, appointments, shopping, medication prompt, personal care, domestic tasks and supporting with meals. I can provide waking night care if this is temporary. I'm a non smoker, I do not have any pets but I love animals.

| Hi, I started working in the elderly care system in 2014 following an interview. I chose this job because I like to help both the elderly and those with various disabilities. Over the years I've looked after old people who needed a lot of compassion and made them not to feel lonely, helping them with daily chores, personal care, medication, cooking, shopping, or simply just company and rides. Also, working on the community I cared for people with various disabilities (parkinsonism, dementia, MMS, stroke, incontinence, etc.). I have my own car, I have a 27-year driving license, and I'm also about to graduate Level 3 in Health and Social Care (NVQ3). I would like a permanent job for the long term as a personal healthcare assistant. Thanks for taking the time to read.

| I have 16 years experience working in care, I have worked in nursing home, residential homes, home care and supported living. I have experience with dementia, Alzheimer’s, palliative care, autism and more.

| Recently retired from busy social care career and mother of 4 grown up children I strongly believe in the importance of family and helping people to enjoy their senior years at home, to enjoy independence with opportunities to embrace new experiences and maintain confidence. Experienced in early on-set dementia and supporting families.

| Looked after my husband and mum until their passing. Live in care for an elderly dementia client who was lovely until her passing. Responsibilies included housekeeping personal care long drives out and all aspects of the person's well being Companionship and social outings. I'm easy going quiet spoken neat and tidy within myself. Enjoy assisting the elderly in their daily lives.

| I have been working as a domiciliary care assistant for four years. The experience gained while working as a career has been tremendous. My principal duty has been being the primary career of patients of different ages suffering from Dementia, Alzheimer’s, MS, Autism, Epilepsy and many other challenging medical conditions. I have provided support with personal care, catheter care, companionship, shopping, domestic etc. While working as a career not only did I learn about the multiple medical conditions, but also, I have learnt to provide care for multiple patients with different conditions effectively. Besides, a career's work has taught me to maintain high standards of ethics. I hold a particular interest in a healthy lifestyle. Regularly practicing Yoga has made me more aware of the importance of mental wellbeing. I love cooking, reading books, walking and exercising. I am also a good listener and love to hear people's life stories.

| I have worked with the elderly in their homes and care homes. This has been very rewarding and I have a lot of patience. I have worked with adults with dementia, mobility issues, companionship’s, personal care and shopping. For me working in this industry is about promoting independence and never taking it away.

| I have 20 years experience with care and support care, I have worked with the elderly and adults with learning disabilities,I have also work briefly with dementia all within the same company . All my mandatory training is all in date .

| I've have been a private carer for 15 years .it started when my father had dementia and I cared for him .my mother was ill with heart& kidney failure also .when my parents died I then spent 10 hours a day for 5 years caring for a lady who had dementia ,who couldn't feed or dress herself ,had to be #######.### incontinent and was pretty much reliant on myself and another carer .my client died in January. I'm currently looking after a gentleman with with dementia .who is capable of doing some things for himself but needs prompting but would like to do more to help others

| Retired Nurse, very experienced in nursing/ health care and rehabilitation. Specialised in elderly care spinal cord injuries and Dementia .

| Hi my name is George. I have More than 20 years experience in care at all levels and care is a passion for me. I would like to give the best care possible and also for it to be relaxed and comfortable for the person i am caring for. I am nvq qualified. I have cared for all ages with various needs I:E Dementia, learning disabilities, MND. I have also won awards for care. qualified in health and social care and diabetes. I have also done the government care certificate and a Diploma about Dementia done with the University college of London. I am first aid trained ( Frec 3 which is 1st response emergency care) , moving and handling, medication, infection control and safeguarding.I also have a current DBS/CRB which can be checked in minutes Thank you for taking the time to read my cv and i hope to hear from you soon. George.

| Have experience caring for various people with mobility issues, dementia, catheter issues. Experience with stroke victims etc I have written reviews and you can call to check references.

| I have worked in the healthcare sector for over 10 years and have experience in a wide variety of care settings. I have worked in care of the elderly, dementia care, palliative care, cancer care, neurological care and individuals with learning disabilities both mild and severe. I live with my partner, children and our one year old puppy. I am available in the Aylesbury area and villages within 5 miles of Aylesbury and can offer support with personal care, shopping, washing, dressing companionship and more.