Bluebird Care is leading the way with Good Care!

Published: 11/01/2022

Bluebird Care Camden & Hampstead is supporting Good Care Month this January.

January 2022 

Bluebird Care is leading the way with Good Care!

Bluebird Care Camden & Hampstead is supporting Good Care Month this January. The campaign aims to increase the awareness of the social and home care sector, challenge the stigma surrounding care work and celebrate the hard work and dedication that social home care workers embrace daily.

George Morris, Director of Bluebird Care Camden & Hampstead, commented: “Our dedicated care assistants work tirelessly to make a difference to our customer’s lives. Without them, we wouldn’t be who we are today!”  

Bluebird Care, the UK’s largest home care provider with over 200 franchises, has won many prestigious awards over the past few years, including the UK Over 50 Housing Award for ‘Most Outstanding Home Care Provider in 2019’.

Good Care Month also encourages people to choose a career in home care.

George added: “In the current times there is an increased need for more care assistants due to the aging and vulnerable population and the pandemic. A career with Bluebird Care has many benefits and career progression. We hope that this campaign will help raise awareness in our community of the demand for care assistants.”

If you’d like to know more about the recruitment campaign, please contact Bluebird Care Camden & Hampstead by calling 020 3962 0895, emailing camden@bluebirdcare.co.uk, or by visiting their website at www.bluebirdcare.co.uk/camden-hampstead/contact-us

Bluebird Care is a leading, award-winning provider of home and live in care, specialising in working with customers who live with dementia, physical disabilities and many other acute and chronic conditions. Bluebird Care work alongside their customers’ families, social services and the NHS to ensure each person receives the care they need.

Bluebird Care offers a unique service of tailored care visits which range from anything from 1 hour to full live-in support. As well as personal care they also help with meal preparation, welfare checks, shopping, social trips, visits to the hospital and provide extra support for post-discharge customers.