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Over the past year, Oxford Aunts has experienced incredible growth in our hourly care team, expanding from just 8 carers to a dedicated team of over 20! Our aim is to continue to grow in the new year to support our clients across Oxfordshire. Whether you’re already working as a domiciliary carer or looking for a new direction in your life, we know that experience isn’t everything! It’s about showing empathy, being understanding and having the willingness to learn, adapt and work through challenges. No professional experience in care? No problem! Earlier this year we launched a new training programme designed for those interested in working in care, without any professional care experience. If you’re a caring individual with at
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Each year, Oxford Aunts proudly hosts its Employee Awards to honor and celebrate the exceptional contributions of our team members across the organisation. These awards provide a special opportunity for anyone to nominate colleagues who excel in their roles and exemplify our company values. With a variety of award categories, we not only recognise individual achievements but also celebrate the incredible teamwork and diverse skills that make our business thrive. Congratulations to this year’s winners! Robyn Williams – Live-in Employee of The Year Enya Satchwell – Hourly Employee of The Year Rachel Ngombe – Team Member of The Year Sophie Sinclair – Joy Maker Award Esther Kenny – Nurturing Talent Award Awa Mbye – Quality of Life Award Rodica Ciobotaru
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Cold weather can affect anyone; however, older adults are particularly vulnerable to lower temperatures due to factors such as reduced circulation, a slower metabolism, and existing health conditions. Throughout the winter months, older individuals face an increased risk of falls and respiratory issues such as colds and flu. At Oxford Aunts, we are dedicated to ensuring that you or your loved one enjoys a safe and comfortable winter, while continuing to carry out daily tasks securely. The risks of cold weather for older people Winter weather can pose significant risks for older adults, as their reduced ability to regulate body temperature makes it more challenging to tolerate the cold. If their body temperature goes below 37°C, serious complications such as
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