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Would You Be A Volunteer With Us?

The public have responded amazingly to the NHS call for volunteers. However, Care Homes are also on the front line of the fight against the current Coronavirus outbreak, helping to look after some of the most vulnerable people in our society.

My Care’s homes across the East Midlands are facing enormous pressures to keep all our residents safe and well during the current medical situation. Some of our carers will inevitably become ill or need to isolate because of a family members condition, involving taking time off work. Whilst they do this it is essential that we maintain the vital care we provide and keep looking after the elderly and other vulnerable groups within our local communities.

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About Us

My Care is a family owned business that is dedicated to providing high quality care for elderly people across the East Midlands. Our aim is to provide all our residents with safe, friendly and happy homes where they can lead fulfilling lives as part of a loving and caring community.

Everything we do at My Care is centred upon the wellbeing of our residents. All our homes have dedicated and compassionate staff teams to ensure that we not only provide everyone with the individual care they want and need, but also offer advice, friendship and comfort for families.

Our homes offer a variety of different types of care, but across our group we can provide residential care, respite care, nursing care, and more specialist care for those people living with dementia. We hope that we can help you to find the home that is just right for you or your loved one.

We encourage you to take a look at the types of care we provide and our approach to helping and supporting people in later life. Each of our homes has its own page where you can find out what makes them all special places to live.

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Normanton Lodge
75 Mansfield Road
South Normanton
Derbyshire DE55 2EF

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A call for help

My Care is placing a call out for anyone who would be willing to volunteer and help staff in our care homes during the current Coronavirus situation. You may be needed to help with a variety of tasks – delivering simple hydration, help with feeding or possibly with medication.

We are looking to create a RESERVE LIST OF VOLUNTEERS that we only call upon in an emergency situation, to cover other members of staff who are unable to be at work. Any relevant skills may be helpful.

The following conditions will apply:

  • There will need to be a screening process
  • We will pay for your DBS check
  • You may have to help us with a quick reference check
  • We will provide you with an induction and training, some of which may be online

If you can help us that would be fantastic. Initially we are asking you to fill in the form below. All we are asking for is your name and contact details and any relevant experience or attributes you have which you think might make you particularly suitable.

The current situation has placed huge demands on a number of different workforces, particularly the NHS and care homes. We are living through extraordinary times and we may need your help if you are able and willing to give it.

Thank you
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To sign up please click the below link:
https://mailchi.mp/be23bf8a1c52/mycare-volunteer

COVID-19 UPDATE - GUIDANCE FOR VISITORS

Dear Relatives and Friends

You will of course be aware of the current health emergency and the steps that many care
homes have taken to protect the elderly and vulnerable people they look after.

At My Care we have been reducing the number of visitors into our Homes to protect our
residents, but now we need to go further. From now on we will be unable to accept visitors
into our care homes until further notice.

This has been a really difficult decision to make but we are sure that it is the best course of
action that we can take at this moment in time.

What does this mean – it means we are asking relatives and friends to stop their visits to
loved ones, so that we can protect them from the risks of coronavirus transmission.
We understand this will be unsettling and difficult for some families, but it is not a decision
we would be taking but for the current exceptional circumstances. Our priority at the
moment must be to minimise any risk to the health of our residents.

Of course, we recognise that it is vitally important both for you and for our residents that
you are able to stay in touch. We do not want you to lose contact with your loved one, so
we will ensure we keep everyone in touch by arranging video calls, phone calls and emails or
messaging.

If you have any questions for our homes we will try and answer them as quickly as we can.
Please discuss your particular concerns with the relevant Home Management team so that
we can arrange the right kind of communication for you and your loved one.

If a resident is receiving end of life care, we will of course arrange visits to the Care home,
however we will have to ensure you are not displaying any Coronavirus symptoms. We will
have to ask questions about your health before we allow you to visit – we understand this
may be distressing, but we have to do this. Hopefully you can understand this at this time.
All of our relatives have been fantastic so far, and we want to reassure you that we are
doing the very best we can to keep all your loved ones in good spirits, safe and well.

As soon as we have any further updates we will contact you.

March 25 2020.

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