Meet the team

Jayne joined Bluebird Care in 2016 following a career change after 11 years in Early Years Education.  

Jayne has taken on the role of Finance Manager taking on  responsible for invoicing and staff payroll. She has also recently taken on teh role of GDPR and data protection coordinator. 

Jayne enjoys this varied and, often busy, role finding that her NVQ 2 in Business Administration is a valuable asset. 

In her spare time Jayne is an avid reader and enjoys spending time with her family and exploring the local countryside with her dog. 

Socially Jayne has been Captain of a local ladies skittles league for over 10 years, organising matches and playing competitively with a close team of friends.

Maddi joined Bluebird Care in May 2022 as Field Care Supervisor for both domiciliary and live-in care.  She started her journey in 1992 where she cared for a family member at home through poor health and terminal illness.

Her interest grew as she gained experience with domiciliary care and working in a residential care home.  Maddi then changed direction, worked as nanny and in children's nurseries, and completed Level 3 qualifications in Childcare, Teaching Assistant, Special Educational Needs and SENCo including nursery, primary school and secondary school ages.

Maddi then redirected back to working in domiciliary care with varying her role between carer and Field Care Supervisor, also qualifying with her level 3 in Health and Social Care.

"In my spare time I like to relax and spend time with my two cats, enjoy some gardening, cooking and researching my family tree.  Whilst I do like to be relaxed, there are occasions where I have taken this to another level...  from Car racing (watching), Scad diving, Scuba diving, Bungee jumping and doing the fastest and longest Zip line"

Elly started at Bluebird Care at the beginning of 2023. After a long career in Hospitality Management, she decided she needed a change. As she had always felt drawn to care work it seemed a logical choice. 

"It was one of the best decisions I made. I find care work brings new challenges for me every day, the best part of this job is that I can help contribute to someone's quality of life. It's very rewarding"

Elly takes pride in getting to know each customer and learning new information from them especially appreciating the wisdom they have to share.

Her pleasure In making people feel happy and comfortable around her makes her role as a Care Supervisor even more rewarding. 

Sandra started working with BBC at the beginning of 2023 and with only 3 months experience she started as a carer and quickly progressed to a supervisory role.  

Sandra enjoys supervisions, support checks, and care visits as she gets to visit and meet different customers.

"Being able to make a difference in their day and put a smile on their face means the world to me" says Sandra.

Sandra relocated from Zimbabwe were she worked in the development industry and has no regrets on her decision. 

Sandra  enjoys travelling as this allows her to experience different cultures and foods.  In her spare time, she enjoys a workout at the gym and going on road trips. 

Theo's care journey started with Bluebird Care in July 2023. 

Theo has a Human Resources and Training background, specialising in Education, Training and Development and a focus on upskilling people with disabilities to orientate them into the workforce. Her expertise in these areas means she is a great fit and choice as a supervisor to lead a team of care professionals.

Her personal experience in caring for the elderly and palliative care means she knew that changing from the corporate world to the care world, would be very rewarding.

"I enjoy working with a variety of different people and my experience with our customers and colleagues has been the best the best move I have made." 

I was interested in pursuing a career in health and social care from a young age, inspired by family members who were nurses and carers . After completing my A levels I worked in a local care home for people with physical and learning disabilities, before going to the University of Surrey to study nursing. After qualifying, I gained experience in acute care at The Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford, and The Royal United Hospital in Bath, before moving out into community practice where I spent the best part of a decade as a District Nurse in Bradford on Avon. I took a career break from nursing in 2022 to focus on family life but was called back to the care sector to take on a Training Coordinator post for Bluebird Care in September 2023.

The team at Bluebird Care North are incredibly welcoming and supportive, and committed to providing the best possible care for their customers. Their focus is on delivering exceptionally high standards of care and I am proud to be working with such a passionate and motivated group of people. 

Outside of work I enjoy walking in the beautiful Wiltshire countryside and spending time with family and friends. My claim to fame is meeting Sir Kenneth Branagh in Riga while I was on a singing tour with my ex piano teacher’s choir!