Tell us about your care needs and we'll confirm their availability and help arrange an introduction.
Kizzanne is a dedicated and compassionate care professional with over 15 years of experience across supported living, extra care schemes, and community-based settings. She brings a warm, empathetic approach to her work, empowering clients to maintain their independence while providing personal care, medication support, and meaningful companionship. Kizzanne is keen to further develop her skills in support and mentoring within the social care sector, and her bubbly, caring nature consistently puts those she supports at ease.
ACS - Associated Care Services
Support Worker / Supportive Living·Mar 2025 – Present
In this 1-1 supported living role, Kizzanne provides tailored support to a vulnerable young person, assisting with hospital appointments, personal hygiene, cleaning, and independent living skills. She administers medication and maintains detailed records, while liaising with other professional bodies involved in the client's care. ACS supports individuals affected by a range of vulnerabilities including county lines, crime association, and refugee status.
Octavia Housing Extra Care Scheme
Support Worker·Nov 2021 – Present
Kizzanne supports residents in an extra care scheme to live as independently as possible, respecting their autonomy over the level of care they receive. Her duties include personal care, administration and prompting of medication, laundry, housekeeping, and supporting residents with external activity workers. She maintains accurate care logs, communicates changes in residents' health and mental wellbeing to relevant professionals, and adapts her approach as residents' needs evolve.
Corth Care
Support Officer·Aug 2019 – Nov 2022
Kizzanne worked within an extra care scheme, providing empathetic, person-centred support to residents with diverse physical and support needs. During the pandemic, she played a key role in combating the effects of isolation by encouraging residents to engage in activities such as puzzles, word searches, knitting, and chair-based exercises. She consistently promoted residents' wellbeing and maintained a positive, cheerful environment despite the challenges posed by underlying health conditions.
Voyage Care Isleworth
Support Worker·Dec 2017 – Sep 2019
Kizzanne supported residents to live active and fulfilling lives, assisting with personal care, cooking, domestic duties, and attending reviews and meetings related to residents' support plans. She accompanied residents to outdoor activities such as bowling, cycling, and shopping, as well as hospital and doctor appointments. Her role also involved providing companionship and ensuring the overall wellbeing of the residents in her care.
West Thames College
NVQ2·2010 – 2011
NVQ Level 2 in Social Care
Yes — once you've spoken with our team, we'll arrange an introduction with carers who are a good fit. This gives you the chance to ask questions and make sure it feels right before moving forward.
Simply give us a call and tell us a bit about your needs. We'll confirm availability, suggest the best carers (including Kizzanne if suitable), and guide you through the next steps.
Availability can change quickly. When you speak to us, we'll check Kizzanne's current availability and recommend similar carers if needed, so you're not limited to just one option.
vital healthcare
Support Worker·Apr 2019 – Jun 2019
Kizzanne worked with residents presenting with mental health needs and challenging behaviour, providing personal care, administering and documenting medication, and supporting clients with medical appointments, reviews, and assessments. She promoted independence by encouraging residents to participate in household chores and meal choices, and liaised with other professionals involved in their care. She also supported community-based activities and worked to overcome communication barriers to ensure residents' needs were met.
Caremark (Hounslow)
Carer Support Worker·Nov 2015 – Apr 2017
Kizzanne provided visiting care to clients in their own homes, delivering personal care while respecting each client's autonomy and individual wishes. Her responsibilities included preparing meals, carrying out cleaning and laundry duties, monitoring medication levels, and assisting with or prompting medication administration. She communicated regularly with family members regarding client needs and used her warm, approachable manner to put clients at ease, particularly when meeting them for the first time.
Nottinghill Housing Group
Support Officer / Resource Officer·Sep 2009 – Nov 2015
Based at a day centre in Shepherds Bush, Kizzanne provided a welcoming and supportive environment for clients, meeting and greeting them, facilitating activities such as yoga, arts and crafts, and baking, and assisting with mealtimes. She liaised with external agencies including District Nurses and Social Workers, conducted home assessments, and reported any concerns or incidents to her manager in a timely and professional manner. Over time, she grew in confidence and took on a facilitative role, leading group projects and resolving conflicts professionally and discreetly.