Home Instead Senior Care East Northants

Sam has worked in the care industry for around 14 years. In this time Sam has achieved her NVQ Level 3 and 5 in Health and Social Care. Sam started in the care industry working in a care home and then went on to supporting people to remain living in their own homes. Sam joined Home Instead Senior Care in 2013 as a CAREGiver, then went on to become field care supervisor and then worked her way up to become Deputy Care Manager. Sam's role as Deputy Care Manager is to be out in the community visiting our clients to ensure they are receiving the highest standard of care possible to meet each individual's needs and preference. Sam enjoys meeting new people and getting to know them, this helps make a difference in their lives.

Sam is engaged and has 3 children a son, a daughter, and her fur baby Rosie.

Jackie has worked in the care industry for over 20 years, starting off as a care assistant in a residential home for the elderly and then a day centre for Adults with Learning Disabilities. Jackie has also supported people with very complex needs; acquired brain injury and tracheotomy ventilated care. During this time, she gained her level 3 NVQ.

Jackie came to us in 2016 as Care Manager. She spends much of her time, meeting with her clients, supporting them to achieve what is important to them. Since Jackie joined our team, she has gone on to gain the Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care.

Jackie is our champion for nutrition.  She has taken a keen interest in her own wellbeing these last 12 months, becoming healthier and fitter, and taking up running in her spare time.

Lauren is an enthusiastic member of the team who is passionate about Home Instead Senior Care. She has worked in the care sector for over 14 years. During this period, she has specialised in a variety of client groups - learning disabilities, brain injury, and senior care. Lauren has also spent 2 years working as a Care Co-ordinator which has given her the experience and knowledge to be part of the On-call team. 

Lauren joined the company over 7 years ago, and her rapport with the clients and CAREGivers led her into the role of Client Services Manager. She is dedicated to our clients and CAREGivers and loves being out and about visiting them.  

Lauren has completed her NVQ Level 2, 3 and 5 in Health and Social Care, and many other training courses including Alzheimer’s, and End of Life Care.

I have been working in care since 2001, gaining NVQ 2 and then NVQ 3 in 2006.  Between working in a residential home and then in domiciliary care, becoming a team leader in both organisations, I took time out and spent a year travelling the waterways of England and Wales in a narrow boat with my partner and 3 dogs. Before working in care my then husband and I set up and ran a zoo, which I am happy to say is still going strong under his and my son’s management. My other passions are practical philosophy and being with my pony.

I really enjoy working with people, especially the elderly as they have so much to teach us.  It is a privilege to be allowed to provide the most personal of care and a great joy to share their company.  I love to see CAREGivers gain confidence in giving care and watching them grow in their roles and becoming the best they can be.

Angela loves solving puzzles and being a Senior Care Coordinator is like solving a big puzzle each day, matching CAREGivers to our clients. Angela thrives under pressure and in 2014 won the Regional Great British Care Award for HomeCare Coordinator.

Elaine joined Home Instead in May 2013 as a CAREGiver. She soon demonstrated her responsible attitude and flare with the 'on-call' which lead to her into the position of Senior Care Coordinator. Elaine has three children and has an NVQ Level 2 in Health and Social Care. Elaine has a calm approach to her work and is very enthusiastic,.