Walfinch Set for Social Care Leadership Awards: Vote Now!
Amrit Dhaliwal, Chief Executive of Walfinch, has already been named as one of the Social Care Top 30, 2024
September 5, 2024
Amrit Dhaliwal, Chief Executive of Walfinch, has already been named as one of the Social Care Top 30, 2024
“Art and crafts bring the benefits of self-expression, achievement and wellbeing to everyone, including people receiving care,” says Hannah Tomlin, activities co-ordinator at Walfinch home care in Oxfordshire, who this month mounted an exhibition of artworks by members of her regular art and craft sessions in the village hall at Uffington, near Faringdon, Oxfordshire.
cotland is ripe for the expansion of Walfinch home care services, according to Bunmi Ganiyu, Managing Director of the Walfinch office in Edinburgh South.
“The tide is turning on the image of care work,” says Angela Harding, Joint Managing director of Walfinch Southampton.
Sarah Stanbrook always wanted her own business that benefitted her community. Now Sarah has launched a Walfinch home care business, delivering adult social care at home to the community in Swindon and Marlborough, Wiltshire – and her mum inspired her to get started.
Kam Gill, Registered Manager of Walfinch home care Oxfordshire has won a Dementia Care Award. The award was presented at a special gala ceremony held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London on 13 June 2024.
A new Walfinch home care service in Hertfordshire is the happy result of one man’s change of career. Jide Williams, a former company chief financial officer, is now the Managing Director of the Walfinch home care service in St Alban’s, Hertfordshire.
Three local women have launched a new home care service in Hampton, Twickenham and Virginia Water and surrounding areas. The Walfinch home care business will now provide elderly care, companion care and a range of other care services to support people living in their own homes.
Walfinch Oxford has started cookery lessons for carers. How do you like your eggs? That could be one of the questions that carers from Walfinch home care in Oxfordshire will be asking clients more often as the care team focuses on preparing food just the way their clients like it.
A new home care service has launched in Ealing and Uxbridge. Run by franchisees Billy and Suky Sidhu, Walfinch Ealing and Uxbridge will now offer a range of home care and companionship services to the community, helping to support people to continue to live in their own homes.
There are huge leadership opportunities for women and young people in the care profession, but providers need to do more to develop them, Kam Gill, Registered Manager at Walfinch home care Oxford will say at the Women Achieving Greatness (WAG) panel at The Care Show London, on 24 April 2024 (https://www.careshowlondon.co.uk/conference-programme-2024)
The demand for complex care is rising, and Walfinch care providers such as Leena Bector, franchisee Managing Director of the Walfinch home care service in Windsor and Maidenhead, are stepping up to meet the need.
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