Kensey Care Services

12/01/2026

🙂Join our wonderful team working in the Callington ,Launceston or Lifton local areas 🙂

06/01/2026

🌟 A Huge Shout-Out to Our Incredible Domiciliary Care Team 🌟

Over the last few days, our carers have faced some extremely challenging and, at times, dangerous conditions due to ice and snow — and we could not be prouder of them.

Working across rural areas where roads are not gritted and in places cars simply cannot reach, many of our team have gone above and beyond. Their dedication has been nothing short of remarkable.

All of this while working in freezing temperatures and continuing to do the already demanding job of caring for others, with compassion, resilience, and determination. Their priority has always been the safety, comfort, and wellbeing of our clients, no matter the conditions.

Thank you to every single one of our carers for your commitment, courage, and kindness. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, and we are incredibly grateful for everything you do 💙👏

❤

01/01/2026

31/12/2025

🌟 Looking Back at 2025 with Kensey Care 🌟

💙Thank You 💙
As 2025 draws to a close, we want to thank all our clients for your continued trust and support.

💙Thank You 💙
To everyone at Kensey Care, thank you for your hard work, kindness, and resilience throughout 2025. You make a difference every single day. 🙌

Wishing you a peaceful and a happy, healthy 2026 — you’ve truly earned it!
With love and thanks 💖

It’s been a year full of ups and downs — at times it even felt like being back in the Covid days, with staffing and hours changing faster than ever! Yet through it all, our team have continued to thrive, adapt, and deliver outstanding care.

This year, our dedicated team at Kensey Care provided approximately 8,320
hours of care and drove an incredible 57,720 miles to visit and support you —
that’s the equivalent of travelling around the world more than 2 times! 🌍

Every mile and every hour reflect the dedication, compassion, and hard work of our carers, who strive to make a difference in your daily lives.

Thank you for letting us be part of your care journey — we look forward to continuing to support you in 2026!💕

22/12/2025

🎅A little Christmas nod to our wonderful teams🎅

21/12/2025

09/12/2025

❤️🎄❤️🎄

23/11/2025

⭐Focus on staff ⭐
Emily Golding- Cook

Emily joined Kensey Care after an incredible 15 years working as a paramedic in London. She later moved to Launceston to care for her mum and decided to become part of the Kensey team because she wanted to build meaningful, long-term connections with the people she supports — rather than the one-off
encounters that came with emergency work.

In her spare time, Emily enjoys reading, arts and crafts, and spending quality time with her partner Gary and their five children — Lexie, Isla, Harvey, Kaitlyn, and
Georgia.

She has a real passion for learning and always strives to give her very best in everything she does.

Emily says one of the things she loves most about working for Kensey Care is being able to form genuine bonds and make a lasting difference in the lives of her clients.

05/11/2025

⭐ Focus on Staff: ⭐

Dale Smart

Dale has been a community carer for almost four years now and really enjoys the work — no two days are ever the same, and there’s always the chance to meet some interesting people along the way.
Work keeps Dale busy most of the time, but when there’s some downtime, Dale likes to relax by gaming or heading out for a day away from work.

A proud greyhound owner, Dale loves spending time with his four-legged friend. He’s also a big fan of travelling and makes the most of his holidays by exploring new places — especially when there’s good food involved! Being a bit of a foodie, Dale always looks forward to trying out the local cuisine wherever he goes.

In the past, Dale has been something of an adrenaline ju**ie — he’s even ticked off bungee jumping and skydiving — but these days, he’s quite content to keep his feet firmly on the ground.

03/11/2025

With fireworks coming up this week supporting loved ones during fireworks can help create a calmer experience for those with dementia.

Prepare in Advance:
Let the person know that fireworks are likely to happen. Use simple, reassuring language and repeat information as needed.

Create a Calm Environment:
Close curtains and windows to reduce noise and flashes. Play soothing music or familiar TV shows to help mask the sound.

Stay Together:
Offer reassurance by staying close. Your presence can help reduce anxiety.

Use Comfort Items:
Have familiar objects, blankets, or favourite snacks nearby to provide comfort.

Avoid Surprises:
If possible, avoid taking the person outside during fireworks displays, as the unpredictability can be overwhelming.