Mai Rhaaa

A dedicated and compassionate Support Worker with a reablement experience also with a strong passion for caring for others and making a positive difference in people's lives, by supporting people i care for to gain their independence as much as they can, not just to focus on completing task but to ensure them that they are safe, valued and loved. Always reliable, hardworking, and committed to providing high-quality person-centred care accordingly, can work independently and also a good combination when working as a team

Support worker - C J Noah - Cambridgeshire

(2026-05)

Work experience/roles - Domiciliary

• Have learnt to put/respect individual's choices in their everyday life
• Now knowing how to spot, record and report abuse under safeguarding policies
• Administering of medication using mar chat or care plan
• Health and wellbeing monitoring which includes moods, behaviour changes, appetite, physical fitness and to report to families, oncall, nurses
• Assisting with meal preparation, house chores, shopping
• To encourage clients in daily living skills such as dressing, washing, cooking, gardening not forgetting to use their mobility aids, such as a frame when walking, putting on hearing aids in the ears
• Companionship

Home care practioner - Anchusa Care

(2024-05 - 2026-05)

Roles - Domiciliary

• Supporting with personal care, dressing up
• Supporting clients in their homes to achieve reablement goals
• Prompting/administering of medication according mar chat and care plan
• Companionship
• Record and report daily progress
• Assisting with meal preparation
• Going out with residents for their appointments, shopping

Residential care worker - Friars Mead - Hertfordshire

(2023-10 - 2024-05)

Roles - residential carer

• Providing person centred care to residents, including those with complex needs
• Supported mobility, personal care and activities that makes residents keep going
• Doing activities with residents such as art, singing
• Companionship
• Going out with residents, for shopping, movies

Volunteering Youth Mentor - Mavambo Orphanage - Zimbabwe

(2008-01 - 2009-08)

Role

• Supporting children without judging them
• Taught them to be independent and to be strong after facing life challenging such as losing a loved one
• Taught them healthy choices not to take drugs and alcohol as it is bad for their health and also how bad it will change their behaviour
• Teach them to stand on their rights
• To take school seriously and work for themselves so that they will have a better life
• Companionship

Ordinary Level - Tafara High School (2003-01 - 2007-10)

NVQ Level 3 - Reablement training