Live in care Profile - 25977

Profile - 25977

Updated 9 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +15

Hello I am care ing never let people done. I am never off sick. ...

Live in care Profile - 25976

Profile - 25976

Updated 9 years ago

• Cancer
• Children / Young People
• Medication Training
• +1

Lovable Tolerable Hardworking Patient Good sense of humor Ffiendly ...

Live in care Profile - 25974

Profile - 25974

Updated 9 years ago

• Brain Injury
• Cancer
• Catheter Care
• +3

Honest, trustworthy, Soft spoken, innovative, understanding, adjusting, caring, passionate, well educated, knowledgeable and experienced person with good qualities and habits will be an asset to any organisation am working for. Has lots of kudos and appreciation received from clients and others. Teamleader and willing to accept any challenges and upgradation in the working field. ...

Live in care Profile - 25973

Profile - 25973

Updated 9 years ago

A person with a big heart and hardworking. ...

Live in care Profile - 25972

Profile - 25972

Updated 9 years ago

• Children / Young People
• Stroke

Hi my name is Eric I am 30 years old and my ethnic is black British. I enjoy spending time with my family,reading book and socializing. My aunt was ill two years ago and it was my responsibility to look after her for 6 months so I am familiar with a care work. Where I reside is in Hackney and I also have a full driving licence with no points. I would be gratefully if accepted me to be on your team. Thank you ...

Live in care Profile - 25971

Profile - 25971

Updated 9 years ago

• Children / Young People

I am John Touthang, from India. I am looking for a job in UK as a carer for elderly men. I interested in this job. ...

Live in care Profile - 25970

Profile - 25970

Updated 9 years ago

A calm woman with a sweet heart . ...

Live in care Profile - 25969

Profile - 25969

Updated 9 years ago

I was born in India, completed my Bachelor of Arts degree in Bombay, India, after which I worked in the private sector before leaving for Switzerland to work with the United Nations in 1987. After completing a number of years of working in various peacekeeping missions in various post-conflict countries, I decided to settle down in 2007 when my mother was diagnosed with living the Alzheimer’s disease, and I ensured that she was brought back to her home from a private senior home where she was among other seniors who were not mentally challenged. I applied for leave without pay and lived with her at home to care for her with a half-time nurse. As it was not possible to handle this situation alongside my career, I resigned from my 23 years of service with the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, and returned to India in 2009 to care for until she passed away early 2012. ...