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With You in Mind Community Care CQC Registered, Nurse-led home care in Barnsley and surrounding areas. Supporting you to live independently with safe, compassionate and personalised care.

Personal, complex, dementia, & end-of-life care tailored to your needs. Always with YOU in mind.

💚 MEET JUSTINE — THE PERSON BEHIND THE SCRUBSWe’ve introduced lots of our lovely team on here, and you’ve seen plenty of...
12/10/2026

💚 MEET JUSTINE — THE PERSON BEHIND THE SCRUBS

We’ve introduced lots of our lovely team on here, and you’ve seen plenty of Hannah and me along the way…

But we realised we’ve never really told you much about who we are when we’re not wearing the uniform.

So I suppose it’s my turn. 😂💚

I’m Justine — one half of With YOU in Mind Community Care.

I’m a wife to Jamie, a very proud mum to three girls, and currently owned by two Border Collies and two cats. 🐾

If it were entirely up to me, there would be considerably more animals living in our house. 😂 Thankfully, I’m regularly reminded that apparently we do not need another one.

I’m a huge family person and happiest when I’m around my people — Jamie, my girls, our family and our friends. 💚

They ground me. When work is busy and my head is full of a million things, being with them is where I properly switch off, relax and just do our thing.

I love our holidays together, days out, get-togethers — but equally the completely ordinary times where we’re doing nothing particularly exciting. Those are often the moments I love most.

And I laugh. A lot. 😂

I have a different laugh for practically every occasion — including, unfortunately, occasions where laughing probably isn’t appropriate.

I’m also absolutely incapable of hiding what I’m thinking.

My facial expressions usually finish the conversation before I’ve even opened my mouth. 👀😂

But underneath all of that, there’s something that’s shaped the nurse I am and the business we’ve created.

I care deeply about people.

I tend to put others before myself, I want the best for people, and when I believe something isn’t right, I struggle to simply stand back and accept it.

I’m stubborn.

Very stubborn. 😂

But I’ve realised over the years that stubbornness can actually be quite useful when you’re advocating for somebody who needs someone firmly in their corner.

I’ve always wanted my own care business. For years, I just didn’t know exactly what that would look like.

Then someone very special in our family needed care at home.

Jamie’s Nannan had some genuinely wonderful carers, but as a family we also experienced significant gaps in the leadership and management surrounding her care.

Seeing that from the family’s side changed something for me.

I kept thinking:

There has to be a better way to do this.

And suddenly, the care business I’d imagined for years had a direction.

I wanted to build what I felt was the missing piece.

A service that doesn’t simply send somebody through the door to complete a list of tasks, but one where there is strong leadership behind the carers, good communication with families, accountability when something isn’t right and people who genuinely care about the standard of support being delivered.

Because someone’s home isn’t just a building.

It’s their memories.
Their belongings.
Their routines.
Their family.
Their life.

And if good care can help somebody remain safely amongst all of that, with the people and things they love, for as long as possible, then I think they deserve the very best care we can give them.

I’m also incredibly passionate about choice.

People should understand their options. They should have the facts and knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their own care.

And wherever possible, they should have a genuine say in who provides it.

That’s something I’ll always advocate for. 💚

So that’s a little bit about the person behind the business…

Mum. Wife. Nurse. Huge family person. Animal collector (apparently on a strict limit 😂). Inappropriately timed laugher. Terrible poker face. And a very stubborn advocate when it matters.

And now, I’m co-owner of the care company I spent years imagining I’d create one day.

With YOU in Mind Community Care. 💚

I’m incredibly proud of what Hannah and I have built so far — our team, the families who’ve trusted us and the kind of care we’re becoming known for.

And we’re still only at the beginning. 💚

WHAT’S BECOME RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE? 👀Is it just us, or are there certain things you buy now and think…“HOW MUCH?!” 😂No...
12/10/2026

WHAT’S BECOME RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE? 👀

Is it just us, or are there certain things you buy now and think…

“HOW MUCH?!” 😂

Not the big obvious things like mortgages or energy bills.

We’re talking about the everyday stuff that catches you completely off guard.

A little trip to the supermarket that somehow costs £40.

A takeaway that used to be a cheap Friday night.

A coffee and a cake.

Parking.

Even popping into the shop for “just a couple of bits” seems financially dangerous these days. 😂

So come on…

What’s the ONE everyday thing you think has become ridiculously expensive?

And what price made you think “absolutely not”? 😂👇

💚 WHO HAS ACCESS TO YOUR HOME IN AN EMERGENCY?Here’s something families don’t always think about until they need to.If y...
12/10/2026

💚 WHO HAS ACCESS TO YOUR HOME IN AN EMERGENCY?

Here’s something families don’t always think about until they need to.

If your relative receives care at home but can’t get to the door, how would their carer get in?

For some people, it’s absolutely fine — they can answer the door themselves.

But where that’s becoming difficult, having an agreed safe way for carers to access the property can make a huge difference.

That might be a key safe, or another arrangement agreed with the person and their family.

Because imagine knowing Mum has fallen, isn’t answering the door and the person who’s arrived to help her can’t get inside.

It’s one of those little practical conversations that’s worth having before there’s ever an emergency.

And, of course, access information should always be handled securely and only shared with the people who genuinely need it. 💚

One to think about today: if you couldn’t get to your front door, would the right person be able to get in?

📸 OUR PHOTOSHOOT REVEAL… 💚We thought it was time for some professional photos of the two nurses behind With YOU in Mind ...
12/10/2026

📸 OUR PHOTOSHOOT REVEAL… 💚

We thought it was time for some professional photos of the two nurses behind With YOU in Mind Community Care…

Turns out keeping a straight face was the hardest part! 😂

We’re Justine and Hannah—two nurses who shared an idea: to build a home care service we’d feel confident choosing for our own families.

Care that helps people feel safe, comfortable and respected in their own homes. Where families feel listened to, staff feel supported, and the little things matter.

These photos capture a little of us—the friendship, the laughter and the pride we have in what we’re building alongside our lovely team 💚

A big thank you to Zoe Zoe Louise Clark for making us feel so comfortable and capturing our personalities.

We’ll share more from the shoot soon, but for now… which is your favourite? 😂📸

💚 With YOU in Mind Community Care
Nurse-led home care across Barnsley and surrounding areas.

Zoe Louise Clark Photography

💚 WE’RE RECRUITING — FULL-TIME PERMANENT CARE ASSISTANTDue to an internal promotion within our team, we now have an oppo...
11/10/2026

💚 WE’RE RECRUITING — FULL-TIME PERMANENT CARE ASSISTANT

Due to an internal promotion within our team, we now have an opportunity for another experienced Care Assistant to join With YOU in Mind Community Care.

We’re looking for someone who already knows community care — someone confident, experienced and, most importantly, someone who genuinely puts the people they support at the heart of what they do.

To apply, you must:
• Have previous community care experience
• Hold a full driving licence and have access to your own vehicle
• Be flexible to work across our service hours of 7am–11pm
• Be available for your share of weekends and Bank Holidays
• Be reliable, compassionate and committed to delivering excellent care

💷 £13.71 per hour weekdays
💷 £14.50 per hour weekends
🚗 Paid travel time + mileage
💚 Permanent full-time contract
💚 Uniform provided
💚 Training & ongoing development
💚 Supportive, nurse-led team

We’re incredibly proud of the team we’ve built and the feedback we receive from our clients and their families. We’re looking for someone who wants to become part of that.

📍 Barnsley & surrounding areas

Interested? We’d love to hear from you.
📞 07961 222332
📧 [email protected]

Please complete our application form 👇

https://forms.office.com/e/EtKYt6G1Nf

THERE’S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOING FOR SOMEONE AND DOING WITH SOMEONE.Sometimes helping is quicker.You could button the ...
11/10/2026

THERE’S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DOING FOR SOMEONE AND DOING WITH SOMEONE.

Sometimes helping is quicker.

You could button the cardigan.

Make the drink.

Brush the hair.

Put everything away.

And have the job finished in half the time.

But quicker isn’t always better.

If someone can still do something themselves — perhaps with a little encouragement, some prompting or simply more time — then that’s worth protecting.

Because every everyday thing somebody continues to do for themselves helps preserve something much bigger:

Confidence. Ability. Choice. Independence.

Our carers aren’t there to walk into someone’s home and take over everything because it would be quicker.

Sometimes good care means knowing when to help.

And sometimes it means having the patience to stand beside someone while they do it themselves. 💚

WHAT’S ONE THING YOU REFUSE TO THROW AWAY? 😂Most of us have one.Something that probably should have gone in the bin year...
11/10/2026

WHAT’S ONE THING YOU REFUSE TO THROW AWAY? 😂

Most of us have one.

Something that probably should have gone in the bin years ago…

But absolutely nobody is allowed to touch it. 👀😂

An ancient dressing gown.

A chipped mug.

A pan that’s seen better days.

A pair of slippers hanging on by a thread.

A random carrier bag full of other carrier bags. 😂

Or something completely sentimental that looks worthless to everybody else.

What’s yours?

And how old is it? 👇😂

DON’T WANT TO BE A BURDEN.It’s something older people say far too often.They don’t want their daughter having to call ev...
11/10/2026

DON’T WANT TO BE A BURDEN.

It’s something older people say far too often.

They don’t want their daughter having to call every morning.

They don’t want their son cancelling plans.

They don’t want their family worrying.

So sometimes they’ll say they’re fine — even when everyday things are becoming more difficult.

Having a little support at home doesn’t mean family suddenly become less important.

Quite often, it allows them to go back to being exactly that…

Family. 💚

A daughter can come round for a cuppa without immediately thinking about the washing.

A son can visit Dad without the first question being whether he’s remembered his medication.

A husband or wife can spend some time simply being a partner rather than constantly feeling responsible for every aspect of care.

Professional care doesn’t replace families.

It can help take some of the pressure off them.

And needing a little help certainly doesn’t make anybody a burden. 💚

WHAT’S YOUR “I’M NOT DOING ANYTHING TODAY” OUTFIT? 😂It’s Sunday.No plans. Nowhere important to be.What are you wearing? ...
11/10/2026

WHAT’S YOUR “I’M NOT DOING ANYTHING TODAY” OUTFIT? 😂

It’s Sunday.

No plans. Nowhere important to be.

What are you wearing? 👀

A — Pyjamas. All day. No apology. 😂
B — Leggings/joggers and an oversized top
C — Proper clothes… eventually
D — I’ve got plans — some of us are productive! 😂

And there’s always someone who gets fully dressed, does their hair AND puts shoes on to sit in the house.

Who are you trying to impress?! 😂💚

TWO NURSES. ONE IDEA. 💚When Hannah and I first talked about creating With YOU in Mind Community Care, we knew what we wa...
10/10/2026

TWO NURSES. ONE IDEA. 💚

When Hannah and I first talked about creating With YOU in Mind Community Care, we knew what we wanted it to feel like.

We wanted to take everything we’d learned throughout our nursing careers and use it to build the kind of care service we’d genuinely choose for our own families.

Today, while having photographs taken for the business, it gave us one of those little moments to look at what we’ve actually built.

A growing team.

People choosing us to care for them.

Families recommending us.

New clients joining us.

And a little company that started as an idea between two nurses becoming very real. 🥹💚

There’s still so much we want to do.

We’re still learning.

We’re still growing.

And there are definitely days when Hannah and I look at each other and wonder what on earth we’ve got ourselves into. 😂

But we’re incredibly proud of With YOU in Mind Community Care and of every person who’s becoming part of its story.

Today’s photographs aren’t really about two people having their picture taken.

They’re about the business we’re building behind them.

And we’re pretty excited about where it’s going next. 💚

With YOU in Mind Community Care
Nurse-Led | CQC Registered | Barnsley

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Suite 3, Biz Space, Barnsley Oaks Business Park, Oaks Lane
Barnsley
S711HT

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