Kayleigh Nield

• Support elderly clients to maintain independence in their own homes through person-centred care
• Assist with activities of daily living, including meal preparation, household cleaning, and personal care (washing, dressing, grooming)
• Promote dignity, respect, and choice at all times, ensuring clients are treated with compassion and empathy
• Provide emotional support and companionship, building trusting relationships and reducing social isolation
• Encourage and participate in activities that support clients’ mental wellbeing and personal interests
• Follow individual care plans and risk assessments, ensuring care is delivered safely and effectively
• Monitor and report any changes in clients’ physical or mental health to relevant professionals
• Adhere to safeguarding policies and procedures to protect vulnerable adults from harm or neglect
• Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of care provided, in line with organisational and legal requirements
• Support with medication prompts or administration
• Work in line with health and safety regulations, including infection control and manual handling procedures
• Respect confidentiality and comply with data protection policies (e.g., GDPR)
• Communicate effectively with clients, families, and multidisciplinary teams to ensure continuity of care
• Promote independence by encouraging clients to do as much as they can for themselves
• Demonstrate flexibility, reliability, and professionalism in responding to clients’ individual needs

Assisted clients with daily routines, including meals, personal care, and medication.

Supported participation in community activities, such as walks and creative projects.

Provided encouragement and a listening ear to build confidence and independence.

• Supported elderly and disabled individuals to live independently through person-centred care
• Assisted with daily living tasks including personal care, meal preparation, and household duties
• Provided emotional support and companionship, building trusting relationships and reducing isolation
• Encouraged independence and supported clients with life skills such as shopping, cooking, and routines
• Supported access to the community, including appointments and social activities
• Followed care plans and risk assessments to deliver safe and effective support
• Monitored and reported changes in clients’ physical and mental wellbeing
• Adhered to safeguarding, health & safety, and infection control policies
• Maintained accurate records and respected confidentiality (GDPR)
• Communicated effectively with families and healthcare professionals
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