Welcome to Bluebird Care Careers in Solihull

Bluebird Care Solihull is led by husband and wife, Indy and Kam Goraya.

Having spent almost 10 years in the corporate world, they decided to take the experience and skillset they had acquired and apply this to something meaningful in their local community, taking over Bluebird Care Solihull in early 2021.

With their experience in professional services, they know the key to success is through delivering a high quality service to customers, underpinned by hard work and a collaborative approach with their team. They bring this same mindset to Bluebird and are committed to delivering the highest standard of care to both their customers and their staff. 

Leveraging their experience working with care providers and regulated businesses, they are confident in their ability to achieve their number one priority - delivering high quality, bespoke home care to their customers in the comfort and familiarity of their own homes.

They also recognise the importance of their care team and are committed to ongoing training and development to support them not only in the provision of high quality home care but to also achieve their individual career goals.

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Debbie has worked within the care sector since 1993. She originally started working in with children in a nursery setting, working her way up from nursery assistant to nursery manager, with a further promotion to Quallity Manager for a leading nursery franchise across the UK, achieving both Good and Outstanding Ofsted ratings across numerous settings.

In 2016, Debbie made the move into domiciliary care and worked across roles in the field and management. In her last role, she was Registered Manager for a leading home care provider, achieving two Outstanding ratings. 

Personal experience has meant that Debbie is extremely passionate about the quality of care her team delivers and she believes that no matter the circumstances, everybody deserves the best care possible possible and the ability to remain in their own homes. She has first hand experience of sadly watching her aunt deteoriate in her mental health when moved from her own home to a care home, and on the other hand, she has seen how much her nan thrived on being able to remain in her own home whilst receiving care.

In her role as Quality and Operations Manager, Debbie's main focus will be to ensure that our team continue to deliver high-quality care and that our clients needs remain the focus of what we do. She will embed best practises and learnings from her many years' experience and support our carers to gain the knowledge and skills to deilver that care.