Caremark North Dorset and South Wiltshire

Born in Belfast, I later moved to Salisbury to be with my husband.

With more than 20 years of experience in the care sector—spanning both local authority services and domiciliary care—I have dedicated my career to supporting individuals and families with compassion and professionalism. My journey in care has given me a deep understanding of the challenges faced by those in need, and a strong belief in the importance of delivering high-quality, person-centred support.

These are the reasons We set up North Dorset and South Wiltshire. Read less

I was born in Salisbury and have lived here all my life.

My career has always been rooted in accountancy. For more than 23 years, I have worked with the same company, where I now serve as the company's accountant. Numbers, structure, and financial responsibility have been the foundation of my professional life. At home, however, I’ve been continually inspired by Jo’s stories from her work in care—stories that highlight the difference compassion and dedication can make in people’s lives.

Starting our own domiciliary care company was a natural decision. Jo’s passion for care is something I see every day, and I wanted to be part of that journey—combining my skills in business and finance with her experience and heart for people. Together, our mission is to make a meaningful difference in our community, offering care that is not only professional but deeply personal. Read less

I live in Bulford. I am originally from Scotland, but have travelled around supporting my partner, who was in the military.

I have been involved in the care industry for almost 20 years, though not always within domiciliary care. My journey began as a carer in domiciliary services, where I quickly discovered how rewarding it was to make a difference in customers’ lives. I loved visiting them each day, learning about their families, and building meaningful connections.

For me, one of the greatest privileges of working in care is spending time with older people. They are like walking history books—full of stories, wisdom, and experiences that enrich our lives and remind us of the importance of compassion and respect.

My career has been shaped by this belief: that care is not just about meeting practical needs, but about valuing people, their stories, and the impact they continue to have on our communities.

In my current role as Care Coordinator, I am responsible for ensuring that everyone’s care needs are scheduled into a rota so they receive the visits they require. At times, it can feel like piecing together a giant jigsaw puzzle, but I thrive on the challenge. Knowing that the end result is seamless support for our customers makes the effort worthwhile Read less

I am originally from Kent, but have made a life here in Wiltshire.

As a Field Care Supervisor, my role is to meet individuals and families at the very beginning of their care journey—when they first decide they may need support. With five years of experience in care and having worked with several domiciliary care agencies, I bring both professional knowledge and a genuine passion for making a difference.

I first entered care thanks to a friend’s suggestion. At the time, I thought care was only about personal care, but I quickly discovered how much more it involves—connection, compassion, and improving lives. I initially kept my other job while applying for my first care role, but the impact I felt on day one was so powerful that I handed in my notice immediately to pursue care full-time.

What I enjoy most is seeing the difference we make to customers. I love bringing smiles, building connections, and especially working with those who may not want care at first. Watching someone change their mind—going from reluctance to saying they don’t know how they ever managed without us—is the most rewarding part of my work. Read less