Services and specialisms
- mental health problems (including hoarding)
- physical disability
- sensory impairment
- dementia
- elderly care
- 24 hours live in care
- end-of-life care
Company Background
Memaday Care Limited is owned-operated, headed by Founder/Managing Daniel Metibemu. We have a team of fully trained, experienced and professional carers and support workers; we have the capacity to take on packages on both domiciliary care and support work in areas Cumberland Council. Our workforce is the backbone of our company. With an extensive wealth of knowledge and skills in the health and social care sector. Our internal team combined, have over 20 years of experience working with vulnerable clients in their Homes, promoting their strengths and helping them maximise their quality of life.
All members of our team are trained and highly skilled and competent in meeting the needs of an array of clients. Most of our care team have QCF and all are trained in care mandatory standards. We work with an independent/external HR and Quality Assurance Consultant, supporting us with Quality, management and performance.
Our aims are to promote independence, choice, and control and to raise levels of health and wellbeing. We work in close partnership with statutory services such as the NHS and Adult Social Care, and with the Voluntary and Community Sector. Most of our work is contracted via Adult Social Care, Children’s Social Care, and local Clinical Commissioning Groups, with some work undertaken with individuals paying privately for their care.
Our goals and objectives are upholding the Care Act 2014, Equality Act 2010, Human Rights Act 2005, and the Mental Capacity Act 2005, we work with individuals to improve the quality of their lives and to be more independent in their own homes for longer. We aim to continuously improve our practice and to consistently achieve positive outcomes for our service users.
Increasing our workforce to meet demand and retaining our workforce to offer continuity to Service Users (as well as building skill and expertise in the organization) is a central aim for the next 12 months.
Staff
Managing Director and Registered Manager of Memaday Care; Daniel Metibemu has relevant experience both in the legal sector and health and social sector. He is a qualified lawyer, a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) holder and has completed Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care and Children and Young People’s Services (England) (RQF). He has the requisite skills to manage and run the business. The Skills for Care Leadership Qualities and SCIE Framework guides Memaday Care leadership.
Daniel Metibemu is supported by:
- Healthy and Safety Consultant: Tolu Ayeere
- Quality Assurance and Care Consultant: Tosin Orukotan
- Care Coordinator: Modupe Agbeke
- Care Supervisor: Nakpodia Kelly
- HR Administrator: Stan Otokpa
- Field Supervisor: Emmanuel Gbadebo
- Trainer: Abigail Stephens
Testimonials
'Fantastic care provided. Carers go above and beyond. Personal service. They are keen to get to know my mother and look after her. They get to know what she likes and doesn't like. The carers assist the family hugely.'
'As a family, we had been caring for my dad for a few weeks when we decided he needed help. Memaday team arrived promptly and assessed dad's needs and a plan of care within hours. They were absolutely life savers. They were kind. respectful, and compassionate to both Dad and us as a family. We will be forever grateful to them in our time of greatest need.'
'We really appreciate Memaday Care for the ongoing care that they have provided to my mum since returning home from a fall and needing care at home. The help and advice received from the office staff, particularly two specific staff members, has been outstanding, nothing has been too much trouble, and it doesn’t matter how many times we call or ask questions, they are on hand. The care received at home from all carers, but two specific staff members especially have been wonderful. They are kind and caring and have always been so gentle. I am grateful. '