Lisa Greenhalgh

Reliable and hardworking individual with strong communication and organisational skills. Able to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Quick to learn new tasks, adaptable to different working environments, and committed to providing a high standard of care. 30+ years continuous experience in adult social care with extensive experience supporting individuals with complex needs and strong commitment to dignity, inclusion, and quality of life.

Residential Care Officer – Woodbury and Supported Living at Bury Council (1993-01 – 2010-12)

• Supported adults with learning disabilities and autism in residential and supported living settings
• Assisted with personal care, daily living tasks, and health-related needs
• Supported individuals to access the community and build independence
• Worked closely with families, professionals, and multidisciplinary teams
• Followed care plans and maintained high standards of dignity and respect
• Applied safeguarding procedures to protect vulnerable adults

Shared Lives Carer at Bury Council/Persona Care and Support (2010-01 – 2026-06)

• Supported an adult lady with Down syndrome, autism, and learning disabilities within a family home
• Provided long-term, person-centred care as part of a Shared Lives arrangement
• Supported daily living skills including personal care, routines, and independence development
• Promoted inclusion in family life and community activities
• Ensured emotional wellbeing, safety, and stability in a home environment
• Worked in line with safeguarding procedures, reporting and responding to concerns appropriately

– Bury Church (1984-01 – 1989-12)

B Tec in Health and Social Care – Whitefield College (1991-01 – 1993-12)