Rest Assured Homecare (UK) Ltd

I was inspired to start my business by the love and guidance of my Nan and Grandad, as well as my parents and our close-knit family. Their values, support, and example shaped who I am and instilled in me a deep respect for caring for others. I know how challenging it can be to juggle work, family life, and the responsibilities of looking after loved ones. Often, we want to be there as a daughter, son, grandchild, niece, or nephew—to spend quality time, share stories, and create lasting memories—not just to manage daily chores.

With this in mind, I founded Rest Assured Homecare in 2019, with the goal of providing the same high standard of care that I would want for my own family. At Rest Assured, we understand how important it is to get care needs right. That’s why we’ve created a caring, nurturing, and exemplary culture—one where every member of our team, no matter their role, is encouraged to play to their strengths and feels genuinely valued. We believe in continually learning, growing, and striving to be better, both individually and as a team. Every staff member is part of our Rest Assured family.

When you place care with us for your relative, you can do so with complete confidence and trust. We will not disappoint

Our registered manager, Lara, resides locally with her husband Jon and shares her home with dogs, cats, and chickens.

Before her career in care, Lara spent many years working in retail management roles. However, for the past five years, she has been dedicated to the care sector and is a very experienced manager. Lara possesses a genuine passion for delivering exceptional standards of care and providing excellent customer service.

I started off as a support worker about 8 years ago and then progressed to Senior carer, then supervisor and now a field care manager.

I work in care because I like being able to make a difference in people's lives.

Providing clients with top-quality bespoke care that allows them to stay living within the comfort of their own homes.

I have worked in care for two years.

I work in care as it was a job I had never done before and always wanted to do so I gave it a go and I enjoy it as no day is the same and it's very rewarding. Since working with this company I have become a senior carer where I can give support to others.

The most important thing about care is knowing that you have done your job properly by going into a client's home and caring for their needs putting a smile on their face and also welcoming new clients and getting to know them and their families. The hours suit my home life support from management.

I stepped into the world of social care back in 2022, not long after moving to the UK with my family. The transition marked the beginning of a new chapter—both personally and professionally. By June 2024, I found myself working with Rest Assured Homecare Ltd as a hands-on care assistant. The company has a well-earned reputation for valuing dedication and recognising effort, so I was genuinely proud when, in April 2025, I was promoted to Care Coordinator.

My passion lies in providing care that is not only person-centred but also rooted in dignity, safety, and the promotion of independence. The time I spent on the frontline as a care assistant shaped my outlook; it taught me to approach each situation with empathy and practicality. Now, in my coordinating role, I oversee care plans, work closely with healthcare professionals, and do my best to make sure every individual under our care receives the thoughtful, consistent support they deserve. Since 2022, I’ve proudly served as a Field Care Supervisor, committed to supporting individuals in the place they most want to be—their own homes. I believe that everyone deserves the right to live with dignity, surrounded by the people and memories that matter most.

What inspires me every day is knowing that my work helps clients stay where they feel safest and happiest, while giving their families peace of mind that their loved ones are receiving compassionate, professional care. It’s more than a job—it’s a privilege to be part of someone’s life story and to make a meaningful difference in how they experience care.