Meet the team

I started as a care assistant for Bluebird care in September 2020 during the pandemic, although it was challenging, I really enjoyed my role. I became part of the on-call rota and then started as a support supervisor working in the office. Outside of work I spend my time travelling to different countries or meeting up with some of my co-workers who have now become my friends for meals on our days off.

I joined Bluebird care Swale in August 2021 as a Care Assistant. I had never been a carer before and took to the role very smoothly.
In December 2021 I was given the opportunity to become an On Call Assistant.

In September 2022 I joined the office as a Support Supervisor, my new role is to help new carers start their Career in care. I’m now put of the Manager on call

I love my job role. Providing customers with excellent care that I would want my loved ones to receive.

I recently qualified as a mental health first aider.  I understand the importance of mental health and its impact on overall well-being, so I am happy to hold this role and be here to support the team,

I started my career in care back 2019, working within the community. I have worked within a mixed range of needs from companion visits, mental health and challenging behaviour. I absolutely adore meeting every single client and being that difference to their day.  I love hearing everyone stories of their life experiences.

I am excited to get stuck in at Bluebird care as support supervisor and cannot wait to meet everyone. I really like how flexible Bluebird care is, I can further my career and still be a mum.  

At Bluebird Care Swale, we understand the importance of mental health and its impact on overall well-being. That's why we are happy to have Charlene as our qualified Mental Health First Aider.

Charlene - I recently qualified as a mental health first aider. I am happy to hold this role and be here to support the team,

I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2018 and have the knowledge and self experience of the condition that I felt I wanted to put to good use, by turning a negative situation into something positive

I volunteered to be the Multiple Sclerosis Champion as I feel I can use my personal knowledge to educate the Carers in Multiple Sclerosis, by giving them an insight into what to expect and how to deal with the condition

I’ve been a care worker with Bluebird for over 4 years, the job fell in my lap but feel that I have found my niche, I find the job thoroughly rewarding and look forward to seeing the people I care for. 

Recently I became an I Care Ambassador, where I attend meetings and events promoting my role as a Care Assistant