
Tell us about your care needs and we'll confirm their availability and help arrange an introduction.
Sean is a dedicated and compassionate Health and Social Care Professional with over 15 years of experience supporting individuals with dementia, Alzheimer's disease, autism, learning difficulties, physical disabilities, and mental health conditions. He brings a person-centred approach to live-in and residential care, with a strong track record in safeguarding, team leadership, and inclusive communication including BSL and Makaton. Sean's warmth, reliability, and deep commitment to promoting dignity and independence make him an exceptional carer for those with complex and age-related needs.
4HEALTH
Live-in Carer·2025 – Present
Sean provides compassionate, person-centred live-in care to elderly clients with dementia, Alzheimer's disease, disabilities, and mobility difficulties, promoting dignity, comfort, safety, and independence within their own homes. His responsibilities include personal care, medication reminders, meal preparation, housekeeping, and accompanying clients to medical appointments and social activities. He observes and reports changes in health and wellbeing to family members and healthcare professionals, following individual care plans and maintaining confidentiality at all times.
Private client
Career Break / Self-Employed Trader & Small Local Farm Business·2020 – 2025
Following a period of working in the UK, Sean relocated to Portugal where he managed a small farm business to generate income during the pandemic. He also undertook online courses in currency trading during this period. This career break was necessitated by travel restrictions arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tower Project
Live-in Carer·2018 – 2020
Sean provided tailored support to clients in a residential supported living setting, assisting individuals with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and autism with personal care, mobility, and medication administration. He prepared nutritious meals in line with dietary requirements, carried out housekeeping duties, and worked flexible hours including weekends and overnight sleep-in shifts. He also monitored residents' vitals, kept families and healthcare professionals informed of any health changes, and organised social activities to promote mental wellbeing.
First Start Family Day care Service
Deputy Care Manager·2010 – 2020
Sean managed a team of staff supporting 22 adults with autism, mental health conditions, and long-term brain disorders, developing and implementing individualised support plans and coordinating with social workers, families, and external agencies. He utilised Makaton and British Sign Language (BSL) to support communication, and supervised staff through regular team meetings, demonstrating strong leadership and organisational skills. He also assisted clients with daily activities, personal care, mobility support, and in-pool physiotherapy as part of tailored care programmes.
Tower Hamlets College
NVQ Level 2
Tower Hamlets
NVQ Level 3
Tower Hamlets
NVQ Level 5
NVQ Level 2 in Social Care – Tower Hamlets College
NVQ Level 3 in Management
NVQ Level 5 in Social Care
First Aid
CPR
CDC Health and Safety Training
British Sign Language (BSL)
Makaton
Up to date DBS (online)
Driver
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 Sean if suitable), and guide you through the next steps.
Availability can change quickly. When you speak to us, we'll check Sean's current availability and recommend similar carers if needed, so you're not limited to just one option.
New Dawn Tower Project
Senior Support Worker·2004 – 2010
Sean supported 50 adults with severe learning difficulties, physical disabilities, and complex health conditions including Cerebral Palsy, brain injuries, Prader-Willi syndrome, Down syndrome, and neurodegenerative diseases. He encouraged clients to participate in mentally and physically stimulating activities and exercise programmes to build strength and restore lost functions, and assisted with mobility and handling of clients. Sean also participated in social events and activities with clients, promoting engagement and quality of life.