Services

Staff Supply

Flexible, qualified care staff—right when you need them.

The Right People. The Right Support. Better Care.

At Trusted Care Professionals (TCP), we help care organisations access suitable care professionals to support their staffing needs and maintain continuity of care.

We understand the pressures of managing rotas, responding to staff shortages and ensuring people receive consistent, person-centred support. Our staff supply service is designed to help care providers find appropriate workforce support based on their service requirements, the needs of the people they support and the availability of suitable professionals.

Whether you require temporary cover, ongoing staffing support or assistance with specific care roles, we work with you to understand your needs and discuss appropriate staffing solutions.

Carers You Can Trust

Selected, Vetted, Trained and Experienced

We select the best and highly skilled carers in advance, so they’re ready to provide the care you want, right when you need it. They are all thoroughly screened and background checked.
All our care staff members are trained and qualified to do the job you ask of them. Moreover, they have experience in a wide variety of specialist care areas including Autism, Dementia, ADHD and many other complex care needs. For our staff training we work in partnership with accredited training organisations such as Health and Safety Group, London Training school, and Oliver McGowan.

Well-Matched Caring Individuals

Whether your care is fully funded, privately funded, or have a personal health budget, we can help carers with the right skills and experience to meet your loved one’s care needs. The carers are also assessed for their interests and hobbies to ensure they match closely with clients this includes cultural needs. We can adapt to an existing care plan, or work with our medical staff to create one. We will even provide specialist training for carers and support workers to ensure they’re well equipped to handle even the most complex scenarios. Our assessors have great experience in matching the suitable carers to our clients.
We carefully screen and interview every Trusted Care Professional carer to establish their reasons for choosing care as a career. We, therefore, select and employ only the carers that are truly caring and compassionate.

Training

All our staff hold full care certificates. Comprehensive mandatory trainings are facilitated through our accredited online and in-house training centres using modules. Training modules are designed to meet both generic care and specialist complex care to enhance staff knowledge and skills within their job roles. We work in partnership with specialist training organisations such as Health and Safety Group, Loddon Training school, and Oliver McGowan Age Uk, and National Autistic Society who provide specialist training in e.g. Dementia, Challenging Behaviours, specialist care needs and Autism just to name a few from our extensive list of training modules.

Support

Each member of our care advocates is regularly supported through supervisions meetings, annual performance reviews, reflective practices and staff meetings. Our work force receive ongoing training and professional development which is central to what we do. All our staff are placed on on-going training plans to constantly develop their skills to continually improve the care you receive.

Your Peace of Mind is Our Priority

We interview and thoroughly screen every care professional before they join us as a carer. Only the best meet our standards. Some of the checks that our carers go through include:

  • Skills Verification
  • Pre-screening Interviews
  • Professional
  • Reference Checks
  • Mandatory Training
  • Criminal Record Checks
  • Competences
  • Face-to-Face Interviews
  • Specialist Person Centred Care Training
  • Employment Eligibility
  • Employment History
  • Personal Reference Checks
  • Face to Face Interview
  • Education History
  • Care Experience
  • Work Aptitude
  • Right to Work in UK

Diverse Skills

Our carers have a wide range of skills in healthcare that can match a variety of needs including but not limited to:

  • Autism 
  • Specialist care
  • Learning Disabilities 
  • Drug and Alcohol Abuse
  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
  • Self-harming behaviours
  • Minor Mental Health issues
  • Personal Care
  • Challenging behaviours
  • Continence Care
  • Motor Neurone disease
  • Spinal Cord injury care
  • Catheter Care
  • Stoma Care
  • Diabities Care
  • Bariatric Care
  • Bowel Care
  • Parkinson’s Care
  • Epilepsy Care
  • PEG Feeding
  • Acquired Brain injury care
  • Cerebral Palsy care
  • Tracheostomy care
  • Ventilator care