Celebrating Professional Care Workers' Day
4 September 2019
Shining the spotlight on PerCurra's amazing staff
Today is the day to celebrate all the amazing work carried out by professional care staff across the UK. Caring for other people who need support to due a physical or mental health condition requires dedication, empathy and skill. It can be challenging but care workers will be quick to tell you how satisfying it is to make a difference to someone's daily life.
PerCurra care staff support clients with varying levels of need and often undertake specialist training. This is on top of our induction training. Whether they are in a client's own home or taking them out and about, their role is to help them get the most out of each day. Clients tell us time and again that the visit from our care staff is the highlight of their day. That's always a pleasure to hear!
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