County Care Berkshire Ltd

Since qualifying as a social worker, I have specialised in Child Protection both as a Manager within a busy fieldwork team and as the Child Protection Co-ordinator for Slough.

However, running a domiciliary care agency has been the most rewarding challenge of my life. I gain so much enjoyment from meeting our customers and by working in partnership with other professionals and families to ensure our customers have the best possible care. I am so proud of the County Care Team of carers who always go ‘the extra mile’.

When not at work, you will find me singing with the local chamber choir, running Singing for the Brain sessions with the Alzheimer’s Society, working with the Homeless project in Windsor, getting fit at the gym or seeing friends for a coffee.

As the longest-standing employee of County Care, Marcia’s responsibilities span throughout the organisation, from responsibility for ensuring our staff group is paid correctly and on time, to auditing care records and acting as the first point of call for any IT problems! As a Brazilian, Marcia loves all sports (including football, of course) but has a recent passion for skiing.

Liz is integral to County Care, not only as a valued member of our team but for her diligent work with payroll and ensuring clients are invoiced correctly and that carers are paid accordingly.

Edinah has worked in the healthcare sector for 10 years. Whilst attending university, she worked as a healthcare worker in nursing homes, domiciliary care and supported living. After obtaining her CIPD qualifications in Human Resources Management, she worked as a recruitment consultant for healthcare professionals in an agency.

In 2024 Edinah joined the CCB team as the HR Officer. Aside from a work setting, she enjoys investing her skills in my community by mentoring and leading teenagers and youth at her local church.

Sherene has worked in the care sector for 30 years.

She started her career as a care assistant looking after the elderly, then worked with adults with a learning disability for many years.

Since moving from the North to the South of England, she has worked in domiciliary care and both as a deputy manager and a care manager.

She believes that providing care comes from the heart.

When Sherene is not working, she loves to cook, and has recently completed ‘a cookery around the world’ course.

As Jay progressed in her career, she was promoted to Care Coordinator, developing valuable experience in managing complex care needs and working closely with clients to provide tailored care solutions. Jay has always been driven by the desire to make a positive impact on people's lives.