Our people

Adult care’s workforce is our most valuable asset and we are proud of what we do to support some of the most vulnerable members of our communities. We are also proud of our work to drive the development and delivery of effective care and support to people.

We don’t make things; we don’t sell things; we are in the ‘business’ of people and relationships. Our desire to do well for people, to help them empower themselves and the satisfaction of having a positive impact on their lives, often at their most difficult of times, is why we work in this sector. That same desire is what drives our commitment to continually support our workforce to improve and grow.

In Lincolnshire our teams drive things forward and that drive extends to the wider health and social care system. Lincolnshire is a leader in its integration work and we work closely with health colleagues to ensure our residents have the right support, at the right time, from the right people.

Our neighbourhood teams, prevention initiatives and work with integrated personal commissioning projects are setting the pace nationwide, and that’s just the beginning.

Lincolnshire is often a pilot site for new initiatives and we are firmly committed to the integration agenda; that means if you’re an innovator, a champion of personalisation or just want to do the right thing, we want to hear from you.

Below we showcase some of the people in our teams that support some of the most vulnerable members of our communities. Click on their images to find out more.

Michael Brain – lead practitioner within the adult social care hospital team at Pilgrim Hospital

Elysia Tairu – level 2 social worker within the adult social care hospital team at Pilgrim Hospital

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