Sunday Care Therapy

I’m Derek Sleater, Founder of Sunday Care Therapy and a passionate Occupational Therapist dedicated to helping people live safer, happier, and more independent lives. I believe great care should always feel personal, empowering, and full of compassion — never cold or clinical.

Throughout my career, I’ve focused on creating care services that genuinely make a difference to people and their families. I love finding practical solutions, building strong relationships, and helping individuals regain confidence in their everyday lives. Whether it’s supporting someone to stay independent at home or working with families to navigate care decisions, I always aim to bring professionalism, positivity, and a human touch to every interaction.

At Sunday Care Therapy, I’m proud to lead a team that shares my values of kindness, dignity, and high-quality care. I’m also actively involved in improving care services within the wider community and enjoy working alongside local organisations to help raise standards across the sector.

Outside of work, I’m known for bringing energy, humour, and creativity into what I do. I believe the best care comes from people who genuinely care — and that a smile can often be just as important as expertise.

I am Nimisha Do Rego, a dedicated physiotherapist at Sunday Care Therapy. My approach is a combination of clinical expertise and a deep commitment to patient-centred care. Having worked across diverse rehabilitation settings, I bring together clinical precision, hands-on therapy and intuitive understanding to every individual I work with.

outcomes that are not only effective, but sustainable.

clinic environment. Instead, we deliver rehabilitation within homes, communities and everyday settings, allowing therapy to be tailored more effectively to each individual’s daily routines, functional goals and lifestyle.

My approach blends manual therapy, movement rehabilitation and evidence-based practice with meticulous attention to detail. At its core, my work is focused on delivering thoughtful, evidence-based care that supports individuals to move with greater confidence, independence, and ease.

My name is Tracey, and I have proudly worked with Sunday Care Therapy for the past five years. I began my journey as a carer, providing hands-on support to clients in their own homes and building strong relationships with both clients and their families. Working directly in care gave me valuable experience, compassion, and a deep understanding of the importance of person-centred support.

Over the years, I have progressed within the company and now hold the roles of HR Lead, Client Liaison, Wellbeing and Training Champion. In these positions, I support both staff and clients to ensure high standards of care, communication, and well-being are maintained across the service. I am passionate about supporting carers in their development, promoting a positive working environment, and helping clients feel safe, respected, and valued.

9 times out of 10, if you're calling the office, you might be talking to me!

As Finance Manager at Sunday Care Therapy, I am responsible for ensuring the smooth and accurate management of the organisation’s financial operations. My role covers a wide range of responsibilities, including overseeing invoicing processes, managing payroll, and maintaining up-to-date company accounts. I work closely with colleagues across the business to ensure financial information is accurate, deadlines are met, and systems run efficiently on a day-to-day basis.

A key part of my role is supporting the financial stability of the company by ensuring employees are paid correctly and on time, while also monitoring incoming and outgoing payments to maintain healthy cash flow. I take pride in maintaining organised financial records and ensuring compliance with company procedures and financial regulations.

I enjoy working in a role that combines accuracy, organisation, and problem-solving, and I am proud to contribute to a company that values kindness, compassion, and genuine care. Although my role is largely behind the scenes, I enjoy supporting the wider team and helping the business operate effectively so that high-quality care can continue to be delivered. Knowing that my work helps contribute to a positive and meaningful difference in people’s lives makes my role especially rewarding. I value reliability, attention to detail, and building positive working relationships with clients, suppliers, and colleagues alike.

Hi, I’m Adam Ahmed, Project Manager at Sunday Care Therapy, where I lead on marketing, client reviews and media relations. With over 20 years of experience working across health & social care throughout London, I’ve developed a deep understanding of vulnerable adults, families and the diverse communities that make this city so special.

As a born and bred Londoner, I pride myself on being approachable, understanding and able to connect with people from all walks of life. My career has always centred on communication, compassion and building trust to shape my daily work at Sunday Care Therapy.

Alongside my professional background, I have a real passion for travel and exploring different cultures. I’ve visited over 45 countries so far, with many more still on my list. Travelling has broadened my perspective, helped me grow as a person and strengthened my ability to connect with others on a deeper level. Experiencing different ways of life has taught me the importance of empathy, understanding and human connection. This is something I carry into both my personal and professional life.

I’m passionate about helping people feel seen, heard and supported, while sharing the positive impact Sunday Care Therapy has within communities across London and beyond.

I am Carolyn. I have worked as an OT for over 20 years, within health and social care, from neonatal to palliative. I strongly believe that there is always a solution; we just need to think beyond standard equipment catalogues and be inventive to meet a need. My time volunteering in a Ugandan clinic reminded me how to utilise household objects for therapeutic use and the power of crafts, especially within communities.

I have developed a commitment towards the moving and handling of a person; I believe it should flow seamlessly like a ballet dancer on the stage, moving from one platform to the next. This can only be achieved with the right equipment and the right balance between a person's involvement and a carer's support.

I have a keen passion for reconnecting people with enjoyment and fun, as so often life becomes about illness, disability and meeting basic care needs. With my clients, it has become about 16th-century art, shopping for chocolates, lunching with old friends and eating ice cream. I am committed to achieving their desires, not just talking about past hobbies.

I also have a love for supporting new practitioners to stand tall with a strong foundation and wings to fly into their autonomy.

My name is Adanna Nwelue, and I am the Team Manager at Sunday Care Therapy. I progressed into this role from a care position, which has given me valuable hands-on experience alongside a deep understanding of the importance of compassionate, person-centred care.

At Sunday Care Therapy, we are dedicated to supporting adults and older people within the community, helping them maintain their independence, well-being, and confidence in their own homes. Being part of a team that delivers such meaningful support is something I care deeply about.

As Team Manager, I support and guide staff, oversee day-to-day operations, and ensure that every client receives high-quality care tailored to their individual needs. I take pride in being approachable, energetic, and supportive, and I am committed to fostering a positive environment where both clients and staff feel valued and respected.

Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, driving, and swimming. I value connecting with people, bringing positivity into everything I do, and making a meaningful difference in the lives of others through care and support.

Meet María N. Gómez Lacalle — AI Innovation Manager & Training Consultant | Clinical Governance, Sunday Care Therapy

María brings over 20 years of hands-on experience in health and social care — not from the sidelines, but from the frontline. She has worked alongside people, families, care teams, and local authorities, always driven by one question: how do we make care genuinely better?

That question is at the heart of everything she does at Sunday Care Therapy.

As AI Innovation Manager and Training Consultant, María leads the organisation's approach to technology and learning — ensuring that every tool, every training programme, and every system introduced is practical, safe, and built around the needs of care professionals and the people they support.

She is clear on one thing: AI is not here to replace the people who make care human. It is here to support them — reducing unnecessary paperwork, strengthening oversight, identifying risks earlier, and giving staff more time for what truly matters.

Through CareWise Innovation, María has built something that directly benefits the teams she works with — a smarter system combining AI-assisted care planning, targeted training, and proactive risk prevention. The idea is straightforward: when staff are better supported, better trained, and working with better tools, the people in their care do better too.

At Sunday Care Therapy, María develops and delivers training that builds real confidence, not just compliance. She creates learning experiences that meet staff where they are — accessible, relevant, and immediately applicable to everyday care practice.

Her vision for Sunday Care Therapy is simple: a team where every professional feels equipped, supported, and valued — and where innovation always serves people first.