NHS

When my mother and father came to be sick I take care of them and that what make mews to take are of people and care for them I am friend with people and I can be like an d I get a long with people and you can see how I get along with your love one

I became a care giver with family's home keeping helping to care for younger brother and sister.I love to see the work,the prosses of caring.I work with a consumer now at Elwyn with behaviour problems they tell me that he is a much calmer person now after working with him for a year.

I became a caregiver because I love to help those that can not help themselves. It brings me a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment knowing that individuals can trust and rely on me to assist and encourage them. I am most proud for being able to assist others while still providing them with dignity and respect. I am full of love and thoughtfulness.

1. I became a Caregiver in 2004 and love it. 2. I love seeing that I can help others, I am always looking out for people in need. 3. I've learned how to have a better attitude with a lot of issues that I come across. 4. I am well spoken, outgoing, reliable, and I love helping people that cannot help themselves.

1. TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ACHIEVE ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING 2. MAKING MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTION IN PEOPLES LIFE 3. HELPING IN ACHIEVING GOALS 4. I AM A TEAM PLAYER AND ALSO AN INDIVIDUAL GOAL ORIENTED PERSON

I became a PCA because I am very much a people person and like helping others. What I like about it is the internal rewards you get when your client makes great strides. What I am proud of is when I was taking care of 2 autistic teens and the mother said one day to one of them "so what do you think of Jeff"? And his reply was that I fit in and that he feels more motivated just having me around. As far as myself, I am very much motivated to see progress in my clients, I am very patient and empathetic, and I just flat out like helping people.