S.A.S CARE
Hi I’m Louise. I have worked in all aspects of the care sector for 30 years including the NHS.
I’m very passionate about people having more choice and support that they receive to stay independent in their own homes. This support is tailored and personalised to each individual’s wants and needs.
S.A.S care works with adults and children with learning and physical difficulties, terminally ill, elderly, people with long term health conditions and anyone who may need extra support.
Services I can provide include:
- elderly care
- learning disability care
- peg feed care
- companionship
- personal assistant care
- medication
- catheter care
- community integration care
- palliative care
- domestic assistance.
- running personal errands
- pet care
- house and garden maintenance
- food shopping
I hold an NVQ 3 and 4 in care.
I hold an up to date enhanced DBS. I am fully covered with a public liability insurance.
I hold numerous certificates and I’m always looking for courses to attend to enhance my knowledge and know how.
I hold a full clean driving licence.
Locations covered are: Haynes, Shefford, Meppershall, Silsoe, Henlow, Lower Stondon, Ampthill, Flitwick, Biggleswade, Sandy, Bedford and surrounding areas.
I have availability.
Last Updated: 22nd May, 2023
Contact details
- 07412030152
- LOUISE@SAS-CARE.COM
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4 Bowdidge Ct, Haynes, Bedford MK45 3DG, UK
Quality recognition and indicator awards
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Award or recognition:
I have been through the Community Catalysts programme in Central Bedfordshire - 30/09/2021 Community Catalysts runs a local development programme in the area where this entrepreneur is operating that offers help, advice and support to local people. As part of this programme this enterprise/venture has signed up to the Doing It Right Standards. This does not mean that they have been accredited or approved in any way by the local council or by Community Catalysts and people should continue to do their own checks.