Our Story
Who We Are.
About Us
Kindle Care has a flat organisational structure, so as to promote the free flow of information to senior management. This enables Kindle Care to build an adaptive, innovation-friendly organisation. Kindle Care’s short chain of command facilitates a greater level of communication between employees and management. This ensures greater quality of service and service delivery through faster communication, greater reliability and a more effective service. This unprecedented level of flexibility means decisions are made on an “as needed” basis, which makes it easier to serve our clients.
Preparation for adulthood and independence
The primary task of Kindle Care is to assist young people to develop practical, emotional, relationship, resilience and financial skills to achieve a successful transition from care to independent living, within a safe and supported living framework.
Michael has a Post Graduate Diploma in Management Studies, NVQ Level 3 in Health & Social Care and undergoing a Level 5 Leadership & Management in Health and Social Care, and in addition has completed training such as: Signs of Safety training, Understanding Gang Culture, First Aid Training, Safeguarding, Challenging Behaviour,
Michael has had over 22 years’ experience of working in social care setting with Children & Families, and 5 years’ experience of working in direct contact with young people ages 16 to 24, in the capacity as a Support Worker, Supervisor and a Business Manager. These roles have enabled him to have an extensive overview of the needs of the young people as well as the local authority’s expectations in regards to care quality and service delivery in line with their expectations as a corporate parent.
Mohammed has MA in Social Work, Post Graduate Diploma in Law and Leadership. Mohammed has over 10 years’ experience working as Social Worker in different Local Authority and 20 years experience of working with young people and their families.
Mohammed has a strong desire to make a positive difference in young people’s lives. His roles within the various Local Authorities that he has worked have enabled him to acquire a high degree of accuracy; integrity and the ability to lead and contribute well to a team.
Other Staff
- All of our staff are fully trained and hold a minimum NVQ level 3 in health and social care. All of Kindle Care’ operatives and staff are enhanced DBS checked prior to being able to work for us.
- We aim to have a balanced team that reflects as far as possible our local community in terms of age, race, sex and who enjoy working with the many challenges posed by our young residents.
Placements and referrals
Kindle Care requires the local authority to provide pathway plan, risk assessment and profile, of the service users in order to thoroughly risk assess and provide a complete client focused and safe support package. Kindle Care would expect the Local Authority to complete our referral form.
In order to obtain information about our package prices and to make a referral please contact us using the information provided below:
Kindle Care Limited
136 Wood Lane, Dagenham, Essex RM9 5SR
Tel: 0208 215 0668. Mobile: 07456 262 517
Email: info@kindlecareltd.com.