Meet The Nottingham North Team

Stacey has worked in the care sector for the past 18 years, predominantly in Mental Health Nursing with the NHS, during this time she worked with a variety of people who experience mental health issues and complex needs as well as people with learning disabilities and physical illnesses.

Stacey has gained a wealth of clinical knowledge in this field. More latterly Stacey has worked as a Registered manager and is able to bring to the team a significant amount of clinical background to help clients and their families achieve the best outcome with them at the centre of their care.

Stacey has worked with staff of all levels throughout her career and knows that good leadership is key to a happy and productive workforce. She believes in providing the best experience to clients, families, carers and staff to ensure we are delivering gold-standing care. Stacey strongly believes that people should receive support in their own familiar surroundings and is passionate about keeping people at home should this be their wish.

Stacey is passionate about investing heavily in supporting all the staff to improve their own knowledge, experience, and qualifications as she knows this helps people to deliver the highest possible standard of care.

Lorna is our Care Coordinator. Lorna is the person who ensures the clients have the correct logistical care and support they need at the times they choose and with the carers of their choice and preference, providing continuity at all times. Lorna also has responsibility for the staff rota, ensuring the staff get the correct number of hours each week but also have a healthy work-life balance.

Care was always something Lorna wanted to do as she started to support her parents when they became unwell. Lorna was introduced to the company with a friend 6 years ago initially joining as a care and support worker. During this time Lorna progressed to the role of Mentor (Senior Carer) which meant she had added responsibility for training and mentoring new and existing staff.

Lorna strives to be the best she can be and helps others to do the same. These qualities as well as Lorna’s passion and dedication have helped Lorna to progress internally within the company to a more senior management role. Lorna has worked in care for many years but states she has never been happier!

Jeanette started in care 25 years ago when her children were little as the hours suited and worked around their school hours, Jeanette has worked in various areas of care including care homes for the elderly, adults with learning disability and autism, and spent many years working in the community and has always come back to community care as this is where her passion is, Jeanette has been with Respectful care for 9 years and started working as a carer, before progressing to care Co-ordinator and now a Field Team leader, Jeanette came to work for the Arnold Branch of Respectful Care in June last year and is really enjoying the role and working with the staff team and clients.

Madison has been working in the care sector for the past 5 years, predominantly working in care homes, during this time she worked with a variety of people with complex health conditions mainly focusing on dementia care, but other complex health conditions such as Multiple sclerosis, strokes, learning disabilities, and diabetes working her way up in care homes from a cleaner to deputy manager.

Care is something Madison has always wanted to do as her mum had been in the care sector since she was a child therefore she has been in and out of care homes since she was a baby so this is something that has come naturally to her.

Madison always strives to do the best she can and wants to help others achieve their goals and ensure that their well-being is the utmost priority.

Madison's favourite things to do are go camping, fishing, and volunteering at the Army Cadets something she has done since she was 12 years old.

Madison is our client team leader. Madison is the person who will do your initial assessments and create person-centered care plans to identify your needs, you’ll see her quite often as she will be out to visit you to ensure all your needs are met and up to date.

Kiana was a student at bishop Grosseteste university in Lincoln where she started to do care of the community. Kiana built a passion for care and wanted to pursue this. She moved back to Sutton in Ashfield where she began working within a care home and quickly progressed her way to senior care assistant. She has worked with a variety of conditions such as dementia, strokes, diabetes and learning difficulties.

Kiana joined the respectful care team in March 2024 as a carer within the Hucknall and Eastwood areas and recently progressed to join our office team as client team leader. Kiana has a passion for making peoples lives more fulfilled and has showed how much she cares for people since starting her journey with us!

Nicole has been working in the care sector since 2019. She started in care as a care and support worker in Domiciliary care where she gained a passion for care and wanted to progress. She then moved to a different care company with a role of Team Leader and worked with different conditions such as Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Diabetes, Strokes, Learning difficulties, and Brain injuries.

Nicole joined the Respectful Care team in June 2024 as Staff Team Leader and has enjoyed working and getting to know everyone. Nicole supports the staff team with regular support sessions and assisting new staff through their employment process.