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Winfred Maureen Ndunge M.

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Can relocate

17 years of live-in care experience

About Winfred Maureen Ndunge M.

My name is Winnie, and I’m a highly experienced and compassionate support worker with over 17 years in the care sector, including two years of live-in experience. I specialise in mental health recovery, elderly care, and palliative support. My approach is always person-centred, and I pride myself on building strong, trusting relationships with the people I support, their families, and the wider multidisciplinary teams I work alongside. Throughout my career, I’ve developed a wide range of practical skills, including personal care, medication administration, PEG feeding, colostomy and catheter care, and offering consistent emotional support. I’m confident in carrying out risk assessments, creating tailored care plans, and liaising with healthcare professionals to ensure the best possible outcomes. I’ve also had the opportunity to lead teams, manage complex cases, and support colleagues through staff training and mentorship. I’m comfortable managing diaries, maintaining detailed records, and using Microsoft Office tools like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to stay organised and efficient. What truly sets me apart is my warm and giving nature. I’m patient, understanding, and always approach my work with kindness. I genuinely love what I do, and that passion comes through in everything—from my cheerful and positive attitude to the way I handle challenging situations with empathy and grace. I hold NVQ Level 3 qualification as well as a degree in Public Health. Being in this profession isn’t just a job for me—it’s a calling. I’m naturally outgoing, happy, and deeply caring, and I bring that energy into every home and every life I have the privilege to support.

Ok with cats or dogs

Ok with smoker clients

Training and education

Education

  • NVQ Level 3 in Health & Social Care (Adults)

    Edexcel

    2007

  • Bachelor of Science in Public Health and Third World Development

    University of East London

    2011

Skills

Administration

Attending Appointments

Cleaning

Companionship

Computer Assistance

Doing Errands

Doing Laundry

Dressing and Undressing

Eating and Drinking Assistance

Light house keeping

Manual Handling

Meal Preparation

Medical Administration

Medication Prompting

Moving and Handling

Personal Assistance

Personal Grooming and Hygiene

Pet Companion

Physical Activities

Shopping

Wheelchair Assistance

Specialist care

Dressing Wounds

Incontinence pad changes

Using a hoist

Ok to cook meat and fish

Signature dish:

Full English Breakfast and Chicken Roast

Conditions

ADHD

Alzheimer's Dementia

Anxiety

Autism

Cancer

Cerebral Palsy

Depression

Epilepsy

HIV

Insulin dependent (Type 1) Diabetes

Learning Disability

Mild cognitive impairment

Motor Neurone Disease

Non insulin dependent (Type 2) Diabetes

Orthopaedic Injuries

Parkinson's disease

Physical Disability

Schizophrenia

Spinal Injury

Stroke

Terminal Illness

Traumatic Brain Injury

Vascular Dementia

Languages

English

Swahili

Hobbies

Reading, swimming, traveling and gardening

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