Niche Magazine Issue 44

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Care like family The Oxford Dictionary defines a carer as a family member or paid helper who regularly looks after a child or a sick, elderly, or disabled person and for Pure Homecare, the familial aspect of this description is wholeheartedly an accurate embodiment of the way they care for their clients WORDS BY EMILY MILLER

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ure Homecare, which was founded by Lola Ojomo in 2007, has grown its services to span from traditional day-to-day home care to the more clinical, specialist end-oflife and complex care services today and the team work closely with the NHS. Caring is in Lola’s blood, with every female family member she can think of having been nurses. It was only later in life that Lola came to it herself though after embarking on a career in IT that simply stopped fulfilling her. “I wanted to do something which gave back, something that I could reflect on at the end of my day and feel like I had made a difference in some way. I started Pure Homecare and learnt as I grew the company,” she said. Speaking of her team highly, Lola explained to me the ethos the company has when hiring new members. “We like to attract

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people that have cared for family members, it’s the experience of giving that care to a loved one than I want in my team so that they can provide that level of compassion to their clients. We call this the ‘Mum test’ – caring for a client at the standard you would for your Mum or a loved one. It takes a certain type of person to be able to provide the level of real care and warmth we provide.” The team, which she puts down to the reason the multiaward-winning company has been so successful, are not only supportive of those they care for, but for each other too. “There are many aspects of what we do which are difficult for those with such caring hearts – we support one another in a way which continually amazes and encourages me. “The work that they do isn’t for the faint hearted, it’s not easy and can be very humbling to see

THE WORK THAT THEY DO ISN’T FOR THE FAINT HEARTED, IT’S NOT EASY AND CAN BE VERY HUMBLING

some of the things that they do but I’m confident that they know they are valued for what they do. Its reflected back in the way that they care for their clients.” Visiting clients in their homes for day-to-day-care through to residential 24/7 care, the team’s approach – no matter the circumstance – is always one of warmth. It’s not only the care workers themselves that speak so highly of one another and the management team though, a glance at homecare.co.uk, the independent review site for care providers, and you can see that what they preach as a company is actually practiced with the emphasis being on how real and supportive the care is – it’s personal and it shows. One reviewer wrote: “We know that my aunt is receiving a very high standard of care. We recently experienced a bereavement, and one of my Aunt’s carers has been such a wonderful comfort, and even bought her flowers - such a kind and caring gesture which reinforces the fact that this was definitely the right company to employ. So thank you so much to everyone at Pure Care; we really do appreciate the kindness of your staff.” Embodying what it means to care for another, call Pure Homecare on 0116 2549 450 they are ready and waiting to give you or your loved one the support they deserve.


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Care in the comfort of your own home

2min
pages 99-100

Why this lady switched from IT to care

3min
page 98

How to choose between them

2min
page 97

Outdoor performances by Bamboozle

3min
page 96

Demand for homelessness support

1min
page 91

Cycling for Hope

1min
pages 92-93

Land’s End to John O’Groats

2min
page 95

The joy of shopping locally

2min
page 86

Orton’s Brasserie and Curve team up

2min
page 81

Beauty in imperfection, a new fashion range

2min
page 77

What’s new at Uptonsteel Cricket Ground

3min
page 82

Addressing gaps in mental healthcare provisions

2min
page 71

How music affects mood

2min
pages 72-73

Broom makers turned house hold brand

3min
page 67

Switching gear to excel in the future

5min
pages 69-70

Real estate opportunities

2min
pages 65-66

Building strong foundations

3min
pages 59-64

Digital marketing advice from the experts

3min
pages 52-53

Digital rebrand

2min
pages 50-51

What ‘good’ looks like for websites

2min
page 49

Is confectionary the new business card?

2min
page 46

Getting social media right

2min
page 48

A spark for learning

2min
page 43

What are all-girls schools really like?

5min
pages 44-45

Chamber helps businesses ‘grow back better’

2min
page 39

Generation Next

2min
page 38

Investing your money

2min
page 37

The real person behind this Virtual PA

2min
pages 34-35

The future of travel

2min
page 36

Your DiSC personality traits and alter-ego

2min
page 31

Is hybrid working?

2min
page 32

Streamlining IT solutions

2min
page 33

Legal advice from the experts

5min
pages 26-28

Law firm makes the semi-finals for three awards

2min
page 29

In conversation with Amanda Daly

3min
page 22

Are you ready to sell your business?

2min
page 25

Reliving the last 16 months in finance

2min
page 19

HMRC clearance update

1min
page 20

An accountancy firm with a face

2min
page 21

Should Covid vaccines be compulsory?

2min
page 8

Are you claiming R&D tax relief?

2min
page 23

Uncover the Story; Leicester’s gripping tales

3min
pages 10-11
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