Learning Disabilities Support Workers (Days Only)

Ajibola showed true commitment while supporting a resident who refused to return from a bus ride. Though due to finish at 8pm, he stayed until 10:30pm to reassure and guide the resident back safely. His passion, patience, and sense of duty truly reflect the character of care and hard work.

Residents at Gotts have shared their love for working with Rafiat, especially praising her fun, uplifting nature. One said, “I trust Rafiat with anything—she’s cool!” Her ability to bring joy and build trust is truly valued. Fantastic feedback, Rafiat—keep shining and spreading those laughs!

Taiwo has supported a challenging resident with 3:1 care, helping him maintain routine and access the community for swimming and walks. He’s confidently guided new starters and often picks up extra shifts. His dedication and leadership are truly appreciated—keep up the amazing work, Taiwo!

Ukeme offers deep emotional comfort to residents in distress, responding with empathy, patience, and heartfelt presence. His compassionate care turns sadness into healing, earning trust across the team. His quiet acts of kindness uplift not just individuals—but the whole care environment.

Despite staff shortages and rising risks, Chloe has handled challenging shifts with calm leadership. She shares duties fairly, supports on the floor, and is always approachable—earning trust across wards. Chloe’s problem-solving and dedication make her an invaluable asset to Nield House.

Katie Walsh, RFM, led two full refurbishments at Outwood and Longfield, preparing flats for new residents in just weeks. Her dedication ensured not only timely completion, but a homely, welcoming feel that anyone would be proud of. Though it’s her role, Katie went above and beyond—thank you!

Akwasi is the embodiment of passion and dedication. Even on his day off, he responded when a resident absconded—locating and engaging him until staff arrived. His commitment to duty of care and unwavering support during incidents proves he’s a true asset. Akwasi’s hard work speaks volumes.

Jake has been a strong, positive leader during busy times—supporting staff, improving practices, and driving team engagement. He’s made meetings more dynamic and used QR codes to share residents’ stories. His support has uplifted service users and helped me grow through my level 4. Thank you, Jake!

Kelechi has grown into a trusted Senior Support Worker at The Mews. I often rely on his judgment like I would a nurse’s—he truly knows what’s best for our residents. He’s a hardworking, respected team member who never shies from duties. His daily commute shows real dedication to the service.

Chizoba’s ability to comfort distressed residents is truly special. Her calm presence, empathy, and thoughtful gestures uplift those around her. She creates emotional safety, connects deeply, and transforms difficult moments into healing ones. Her kindness enriches the whole care environment.