Mayowa Awolaja

• Provided compassionate care and assistance to person served in a home, community environment, ensuring their safety, comfort, and overall well-being.

• Successfully administered medication according to prescribed dosages and protocols, maintaining accurate records and monitoring for any adverse reactions

• Effectively communicated with person served, families, and healthcare professionals to address needs, coordinate care, and ensure seamless transitions.

• Developed and implemented personalized care plans tailored to individual person served needs, promoting independence and quality of life.

• Actively participated in ongoing training and professional development to enhance skills and stay current with best practices in the field of support work.

• Gave physical, social, and psychological support when needed.
• Assist individuals to gain knowledge and experiences to enhance their independence and/or ability to participate in their community.
• Created care schedules and plans with the help of the registered nurses and clients’ families.
• Taught the client with dementia, how to live independently and other life skills.
• Ran errands, prepared meals, kept the house clean and accompanied clients on outings.
• Prepared and followed clients for medical appointment.
• Supported youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other behavioral challenges, ensuring their safety and well-being.

• Providing skill building in areas such as parenting skills, anger management, or self-management techniques.
• Contributing to team effectiveness through clear and direct communication and participation in the staff meeting.
• Providing guidance, appropriate assistance, encouragement, and comfort to the person-centered.
• Responsible for providing basic needs, interaction, activities, and supervision of the person-centered.
• Providing support to social and emotional development and positive guidance.
• Maintaining related records and statistics and providing reports to the supervisor as required.
• Assisting residents in life skills and other life-enriching activities as indicated on their individual profile.

• Supporting children, youth, and/or vulnerable adults in specialized homes and in the community.
• Providing personal companionship, meal prep, and housekeeping.
• Responding to emergencies in accordance with established policies and protocols.
• Supporting clients with routines such as not limited to showering, brushing teeth, preparation of healthy meals.
• Providing access to medications and monitoring medications use as required.
• Developing and delivering in-house programs to encourage the health and mental wellness of patients.
• Maintaining a clean, safe, and well-organized living environment.
• Providing emotional and physical support.
• Plan nutritious and healthy meals for clients.