At Futures Care, we strive to achieve the best quality of life for all those in our care. This means taking a holistic view of all of a person’s care needs, understanding that the best care is only possible when we consider the scope of their personal requirements. This means that we treat everyone as an individual.
With over 40 years of collective experience in the Health & Social Care Field, providing for people with a range of complex support needs, our highly-trained staff, including our qualified nurses, managers and behavioural analysts, understand that no two people are the same. Our tailor-made care packages ensure that our clients are at heart of our decision-making process.
Through delivering excellent Person-Centred care, our teams are dedicated in the promotion of the individual’s Self-Efficacy. Self-Efficacy can mean that the person is confident in their ability to learn new skills, whether that is increasing motor function, attending a college course or ironing a shirt. Self-Efficacy can mean that the person is confident in their ability to live a normal life, whether that be seeing friends and family or relaxing in the comfort of their own home. Self-Efficacy can mean that the person is confident in knowing that they are safe in the care that we provide.
We pride ourselves on our ability to provide excellent quality care for a wide range of conditions and disabilities.
Our experience in caring for those who require Clinical Care, such as those living with an Acquired Brian Injury (ABI) or neurodegenerative conditions such as Huntington’s and Multiple Sclerosis (MS), as well as those with Learning Disability or Mental Health Conditions, is testament to our capacity to deliver the best care regardless of the disability.
This is achieved through our commitment to training. All of our staff undergo our mandatory training programme, which is updated and reviewed regularly to ensure it is compliant with the Care Quality Commission’s standards of excellent care. Understanding that no two people receiving care are the same, subsequent Person-Specific and Specialised Training is provided as required.
Darren has over 20 years of caring experience, working with vulnerable adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, mental health needs and challenging behaviour in a variety of residential and community settings. He has a Level 5 in Health and Social Care Management and is a qualified Behaviour Analyst. As Director of Futures Care, he is a familiar face amongst staff and Service Users alike, taking an active role in the provisions of care.
With over 15 years’ experience of managing residential, supported living and domiciliary care services, Sally’s expertise proves invaluable at Futures Care. She has a Level 4 in NVQ in Health and Social Care, an Adults & Registered Managers Award, and is a Qualified Safeguarding and First Aid Trainer. She is one of the first faces new Service Users will meet when joining the service.
Qualifying as a nurse in 1993, Jane has since worked in a multitude of settings, including ICU, medicine, and Mental Health. She is experienced working with those who have learning and physical disabilities, the elderly and those with Dementia. Working in Saudi Arabia, Jane was the Manual Handling Training Coordinator across a 400-bed hospital and 6 satellite clinics. As well as working as a Trainer she continues to work as a nurse in the community.
Donna has been working in care since 2006 and has a Level 5 Diploma in Social Care and Management in Adult and Child Services. She is currently Team Leader at one of our Clinical Care Packages.
Sarah is a registered nurse with years of experience working in both Hospital and Care settings. She currently works across several of our Clinical Care Packages.
Sasha has been working for Futures Care since 2018, and is experienced working with people who have Learning Difficulties as well as those who exhibit Challenging Behaviours. She is currently in the process of completing her NVQ Level 3 in Health and Social Care.
One of the great things about working for Futures Care is working is how your Team works with you. Your colleagues are friendly and become great friends.
I enjoy coming to work feeling appreciated, acknowledged and rewarded. Futures exemplify the highest commitment to quality and service to each client.
Coming from a completely different work background, Futures Care has given me the tools to help those that need it.
Working for Futures Care has given me the opportunity to develop my clinical skills, working with a level of confidence that allows me to deliver a high standard of care.
Futures Care is a great company to work for. They have supported me in furthering my career and have given me the opportunity to complete an NVQ Level 3 in Lead Adult Care.
Delivering a second to none person-centred approach to care gives me great job satisfaction. I leave each shift knowing that I have made a positive difference to people’s lives.
