About Lacey
Lacey brings four years of experience in care and support, having worked in both domiciliary care and residential care homes. Her experience across these settings has helped her develop a caring, friendly, and understanding approach to supporting people in their everyday lives.
Born in England, Lacey spent 16 years living in Turkey, where she became fluent in Turkish. During her time there, she worked in an English bar, taking responsibility for the kitchen and preparing traditional full English breakfasts for customers. This experience helped her develop strong communication, organisational, and people skills.
After returning to the UK, Lacey got married and began her career in care, where she has spent the past four years supporting people in both their own homes and residential settings. Her varied life experiences and approachable nature help her build positive relationships with the people she supports.
Outside work, Lacey enjoys spending time with her three cats, who made the journey back to England with her from Turkey. She also has a creative side and loves crocheting, sewing, and getting involved in all kinds of arts and crafts.
Lacey's Responsibilities
Lacey is one of our Care and Support Workers, responsible for providing compassionate, person-centred support that helps individuals maintain their independence, dignity, and wellbeing. With four years of experience across domiciliary care and residential care homes, she brings a caring, friendly, and understanding approach to her role.
Lacey works closely with service users, their families, and colleagues to ensure that everyone receives support tailored to their individual needs, preferences, and routines. She is committed to building positive, trusting relationships and helping people feel comfortable, respected, and valued in their own homes.
In her role, Lacey's responsibilities include:-
Providing personalised care and support in line with individual care plans;
Promoting independence, dignity, choice, and wellbeing;
Supporting service users with everyday activities and daily routines;
Offering companionship, reassurance, and emotional support;
Assisting with meal preparation and maintaining a safe, comfortable home environment;
Monitoring and reporting changes in service users' needs or wellbeing;
Maintaining accurate care records and communicating effectively with colleagues and families;
Following safeguarding, health and safety, and organisational policies to ensure safe, high-quality support.