Meet our staff

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Kathy Cooper, Director of Care

Kathy has spent the past 15 years working in the area of complex health needs. When she was offered the chance to join 3L Care she jumped at the opportunity. Now she works closely with the rest of the management team in spreading the word about 3L Care and helping her team provide the best possible care to young adults with complex health needs.

Read an interview with Kathy HERE

Karina Berek

When Karina came to enquire about a job at 3L Care she was overwhelmed by how friendly everyone were. She instantly felt that there was a positive atmosphere and knew that it was where she wanted to work. After gaining her NVQ she had gotten at an elderly home in Derbyshire which was a lovely place. But once she started working with people with learning difficulties in supported living she realised it was an area that she felt passionately about.

Read an interview with Karina HERE 

Amanda Holloway

She spent years working in hospitals, in care homes for elderly people with dementia and with young adults with autism. When Amanda wanted to go back into nursing care 3L Care provided a welcome change. The chance to be involved in something new right from the beginning was just the opportunity she was looking for. Having been part of the team when the home first opened its doors and seeing it develop into something amazing has meant a lot.  

Read an interview with Amanda HERE

Becky Tynan

Previously a support manager for able-bodied people with learning difficulties – assisting them in their daily activities - Becky wanted to make a difference in the more intensive care required for people with complex health needs who require respite or full-time residential care. Now at 3L Care, her approach to each day is an ambition to make it just what the people in her care want it to be.

Read an interview with Becky HERE

Liz Townley, Administrator

After 12 years as a legal secretary, Liz wanted a change of scenery. From working in a very stressful environment to one where the atmosphere itself is important was a fantastic change and a real breath of fresh air. At 3L care she now uses skills and experience to help young people and their families. 

Read an interview with Liz HERE

Louise Tickle

Being able to share her day with an amazing group of young adults is incredibly rewarding, according to Louise. It is her job to ensure each and every day is full of joy and laughter. She makes a huge effort to ensure those who have spent the night at 3L Care get out of bed and start the day in great spirits. Taking her time with their personal care and medication is important but so is it to make sure they wake up in a positive and relaxed atmosphere. 

Read an interview with Louise HERE