​Ageing in Place

with

Dignity and Agency

helping Elders to live their lives on their terms

Jani Wittaker

35 years in the Caring Professions;

highly experienced and reliable, ever cheerful, diligent and kind.

Canadian Citizen / UK Leave to Remain

Criminal Background Check 
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Clean Driver's License

Red Cross First Aid 

​I have cared for people
all through my life.
​
It is a vocation, I love to help,
​ and have supported many people
​through challenging times.
The Covid pandemic imposed a consideration into our elder care that made staying at home the much preferred option.
This was the inspiration that encouraged me to set up as a live-in caregiver.
I am here to support families who are concerned that their elders may not be able to safely maintain independent living, and yet are deeply concerned that care facilities might not be the
​best alternative at this moment.

Eldercare Experience:

All aspects of ADL
​(assisted daily living)
Anxiety & Depression
​Dementia
Alzheimer's
Parkinson's Disease
Multiple Sclerosis
Stroke
Surgery Recovery
​Bereavement
Palliative Care
Hospice Care at Home
I have always genuinely enjoyed care for the Elderly,
it was the foundation stone to putting me through college.
As such, elder care is one of the key influences to my understanding of the need for treating every patient 
with dignity and kindness,
​with empathy and with patience.
I'd like to provide your family with the reassurance that there is someone present
to bring cheeful conpanionship
&
to make sure that your Elder is safe,
that their home is cared for and clean,
that there are regular nutritious meals,
​and that any medication regime is being met.
My goal is to help shift the dynamic so that the family can enjoy visiting time
when they are together, 
rather than needing to fill the time with
the day-to-day tasks
​that impose on your quality time with each other.
I will bring my extensive experience
to supporting a family that are concerned for their elder;
ideally a situation where someone
is not yet ready to leave their home
​but they are beginning to not quite cope.