SereniteeCare Ltd

07/11/2025

Do you drive? do you care? if yes i have the perfect role for you. :)

05/11/2025

31/10/2025

Happy Halloween from Career Drive Resourcing!

This spooky season, we are not just chasing ghosts, we are chasing great opportunities!
Whether you are a job seeker looking to escape a dead-end role or a company haunted by hard-to-fill vacancies, our team is here to conjure up the perfect match. Let’s turn your hiring nightmares into success stories. Stay safe, stay spooky, and remember: the right job doesn’t have to be a trick, it can be a real treat!

31/10/2025

We are here to support you or a loved one even on the spookiest of days :)
Please look after one and other.

27/10/2025

Are you looking for a few extra hours during the week

13/10/2025

As a carer, you deserve to look after yourself, too.

But we know that can sometimes be easier said than done when you’re balancing a caring role with the demands of daily life.

There are no easy answers, but it’s important to try and take time for yourself, even if it’s in small ways.

Try and make the most of the time you do have. This could mean working on a craft you enjoy during your breaks at work, or listening to music, podcasts, or audiobooks on your commute.

Try adding your interests into daily life - for instance, you and your loved one with dementia could sit and watch a documentary on a topic you’re interested in together.

It can also help to lean on friends and family, whether that’s asking them to step in so you can take a break, or chatting to someone who understands what you’re going through and can really listen. You could also look for local carers' support groups, or visit our online Dementia Support Forum to connect with other people who ‘get it’.

And if you’re struggling, speak to your GP. Carers can often reach a crisis point before they realise that they’ve been struggling for a while in their role. But you don’t need to reach breaking point to ask for help, like counselling or extra support services.

Social services can also carry out a care assessment for your loved one, and a carers assessment for you. They may be able to help with carers, day care or respite care, to give you time to rest, socialize, or do something you enjoy.

Getting help and support before you think you need it is one way to prepare for the future. Some services have waiting lists, so it may be reassuring to know that you have a plan in place.

And if you need support or advice, we’re here for you too. Just give our Dementia Support Line a call on 0333 150 3456.

13/10/2025

Are you or a loved one needing a bit of extra support at home? Us ladies are ready to help you.

23/09/2025

If you or a loved on are needing a bit of extra care at home, us ladies are happy to help.
Or if you would like to be the one who does the caring please get in touch. :)

18/09/2025

Do you or a loved one need a bit of extra support around the house? us ladies are happy to help :)

17/09/2025

Do you or a loved one need a bit of extra support around the house, us ladies are happy to help.