Loving Angels Care - Berkshire

Loving Angels Care - Berkshire We exist to help people live well at home with dignity, safety and joy.

We design every care plan around the person, adapt as needs change, and bring compassionate, well-trained carers who respect each individual's culture and preferences. Our promise is reliable support, clear communication with families, and care that always feels human. As a family-run provider founded in 2014 by Sylviah & Dave in Bracknell, we understand the trust families place in us, and we honour it every single day.

It’s often the little sayings and everyday habits that make dads, dads.What’s one thing your dad always says?
08/05/2026

It’s often the little sayings and everyday habits that make dads, dads.

What’s one thing your dad always says?

Sometimes, having someone there to talk to and spend time with can mean more than we realise. 😊Our carers are here to pr...
07/05/2026

Sometimes, having someone there to talk to and spend time with can mean more than we realise. 😊

Our carers are here to provide companionship, connection, and friendly support for older loved ones at home, helping bring comfort, reassurance, and meaningful moments to everyday life.

If you’d like to learn more about how we can help, call us on 01344 838888 or visit lovingangels.org.uk. Proudly serving Berkshire and surrounding areas.

We’re so grateful for our carers who bring comfort, companionship, and kindness to those who need it most. 💙
06/05/2026

We’re so grateful for our carers who bring comfort, companionship, and kindness to those who need it most. 💙

Sometimes the most important thing a carer can do is simply be there.Our companionship service in Berkshire provides reg...
08/04/2026

Sometimes the most important thing a carer can do is simply be there.

Our companionship service in Berkshire provides regular visits, conversation, and social activities, helping clients stay connected and engaged.

Care Assistant. Senior Care Assistant. Care Coordinator. Community Assessor. Registered Manager. These are not just job ...
07/04/2026

Care Assistant. Senior Care Assistant. Care Coordinator. Community Assessor. Registered Manager.

These are not just job titles. They are steps on a path that many of our team have already walked.

Where could you be in two years?

Could live-in care be the right choice for your family?A dedicated carer lives with your loved one, providing 24/7 suppo...
31/03/2026

Could live-in care be the right choice for your family?

A dedicated carer lives with your loved one, providing 24/7 support while they stay in the home they love.

It is often more affordable than a care home, and far more personal.

Have you or a loved one used home care? We would love to hear your experience.

You cannot pour from an empty cup.If you are caring for a loved one in Berkshire, our respite care service gives you the...
24/03/2026

You cannot pour from an empty cup.

If you are caring for a loved one in Berkshire, our respite care service gives you the time to rest, recharge, and look after yourself, while your loved one receives professional, compassionate care.

Happy Sunday everyone! 😇Emma G and Claire D rocking the latest additions to our mandatory PPE.Eye shields 👓 & disposable...
03/05/2020

Happy Sunday everyone! 😇

Emma G and Claire D rocking the latest additions to our mandatory PPE.

Eye shields 👓 & disposable surgical masks 😷

Thank you to Tracey from Kings Heath for the wonderful cupcakes!🧁😇🧁😇
13/04/2020

Thank you to Tracey from Kings Heath for the wonderful cupcakes!🧁😇🧁😇

As social distancing and sheltering in place has become an unusual norm, and as we continue to combat the global pandemi...
11/04/2020

As social distancing and sheltering in place has become an unusual norm, and as we continue to combat the global pandemic of COVID-19, a lot of deserved focus and appreciation around this time has centred around NHS Nurses and Doctors. Three days ago, the world celebrated World Health Day on the 7th of April, with the year 2020 being designated the year of the Nurse and the Midwife by the World Health Organization. This pandemic has reminded us and shone a light on the everyday heroes that live among us. In spite of the challenges and stresses that they face, the added pressure on the health care system, as well as personal emotional and physical demands, they continue to be there to take care of our loved ones by providing essential care.

Here at Loving Angels Care we are especially proud of our carers, who have remained committed to providing high quality specialised care services, whilst also adhering to the highest levels of hygiene and cleanliness to ensure the safety of not only themselves, but our service users. Some of the amazing and selfless things they have done include leaving their children and their families at home to go and provide care in the community. These acts place them at the very forefront of this pandemic.

In these trying times, we often observe that the best of the human spirit comes to the fore. The dedication and service of our carers, and health professionals everywhere is evidence of this. For if they did not carry on vulnerable people would be left without care, and without essentials such as food and water. These unsung heroes on the frontline make all the difference and so often go unrecognised.

It has been refreshing to see over the past couple of days the praise and appreciation that has been given to healthcare workers, from the general public to large corporations alike. Gestures such as Emirates Airlines posting pictures of their employees holding up “Thank You” cards in different languages to express gratitude, to Disneylands across the world doing the same, but notably the Cinderella Castle in the USA shining blue throughout the day, as a beacon of hope and gratitude. These acts just highlight the fact that there is no “I” in team and that there is need to show appreciation and compassion to our fellow man. It’s one thing providing care to the vulnerable and those in need, but it’s another thing doing so whilst endangering your own safety. As Jim Stovall once said

“You need to be aware of what others are doing, applaud their efforts, acknowledge their successes, and encourage them in their pursuits. When we all help one another, everybody wins."

06/04/2020

If you’re passionate about caring, we want to hear from you.

As a Home Care Assistant for Loving Angels Care, you will play very important role in the lives of our service users, helping them to continue living in the comfort of their own homes. Whether living in the service user’s home with them or providing visiting support as needed, our carers support adults with a variety of health conditions.

Pay per hour from £9.20 - £13.35 per hour.

As a Loving Angels Carer,

You will be paid for all your travel time in between calls
There are company vehicles available for you to use
Mileage is paid for all work travel in your personal vehicle
You are rewarded for providing an outstanding service
You will work set shifts; 7.00am - 2.00pm or 3.00pm - 10.00pm
Why join our team?

We offer flexible working hours for a healthy work life balance.
Our management team are approachable, friendly & supportive.
If you are new to care, you will receive support from your colleagues to ensure you are comfortable with your role.
You will receive plenty of training and support to ensure you can provide care safely.
We have refer a friend scheme open to all carers all year round.
We have an open door policy and encourage all staff to make suggestions on how we can improve the work environment and service we provide.

Address

Bracknell

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+443333553126

Website

https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-7802961469

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