Home Instead (Frodsham, Runcorn & Widnes)

Brian and Alison have three teenage children; Will, Jack and Olivia. They understand how difficult it can be for family members to balance their working lives with also trying to provide support to their family, young or old.

Angie brings 23 years of nursing experience to her role in Home Instead. She has worked in community-based care, care homes, palliative care and hospital organisations. Whilst gaining this experience, Angie invested her time in developing her leadership skills and completed her Level 4 in Safeguarding qualification.

Angie joined Home Instead in 2026; she wanted to stay in the sector and was looking to work with a team with a passion for delivering high standards of care. In this role, she supports our Co-ordinators with Client reviews and Care Professional support and coaching.

Angie uses her experience, skills and training to support and coach our Care Professionals to provide care that is truly person-centred and relationship-led.

Nicola joined Home Instead in 2023 as a Care Professional after undertaking 3 years of care work in a local nursing home. Recognising Nicola’s talent for delivering care, she was promoted to Client Coordinator. In this role, Nicola leads our Client consultations, crafts person-centred care plans and provides ongoing support and reviews with our Clients and their families.

After 7 years of working in hospitality and running a successful Cambridge Diet consultancy, Laura joined Home Instead in November 2019 as a Care Professional. She was promoted to Care Coordinator in 2023, providing an extra level of support for Clients and Care Professionals. In 2026, Laura completed her Level 5 - Leader in Adult Social Care with a distinction grade.

In 2018, Rebecca was seeking a role that she felt would “make a difference to people’s lives” and allow her to apply her analytical/problem-solving skill set. Consequently, Rebecca joined our team as the Scheduler. In this role Rebecca is responsible for coordinating the scheduling of individualised service for all our clients and CAREGivers, whilst also optimising our ability to provide relationship led care.

Having gained her Diploma in Health and Social Care in 2005, Jane was keen to incorporate her admin experience into a role within a care setting. Due to her own father’s onset of dementia in the past few years, she came to understand the importance of the availability of honest, kind and sympathetic caregivers to support the family, together with the provision of support for the CAREGivers themselves, helping them to manage their important but often challenging roles. She came across the role of Caregiver Administrator at Home Instead whist researching care for her father; it was the perfect fit and so she joined the team in 2017.