Meet the team

A small team of eight

We’re a small team of eight, including Kirsty and Kayleigh. Between Kirsty, Kayleigh, Rachel and Tammy alone, that’s more than 75 years of care experience.

Kirsty Sellick

Kirsty Sellick

Company Director & Lead Nurse
Registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council
Kirsty — direct line 07786 438301

Kirsty qualified as a nurse in 1999 and has over 25 years’ experience across hospitals, residential care and the community, with a particular focus on supporting people to stay independent in their own homes. She holds dementia training, is a qualified trainer in safeguarding, and trains Aurora’s carers in medication awareness, basic life support, moving and handling and first aid. Kirsty lives in Shaftesbury with her three grown-up sons and loves walking in the Dorset countryside, good food and time with friends.

Kayleigh Wade

Kayleigh Wade

Director & Lead Healthcare Assistant
Level 3 Health and Social Care
Kayleigh — direct line 07805 884945

Kayleigh has worked in care for eight years. She holds a Level 3 qualification in Health and Social Care and a degree in anatomy and physiology. She helps clients stay independent at home and is the main point of contact for many families. Professional, passionate and dedicated to every client.

Rachel

Carer

Rachel has 20 years’ experience in care and has been with Aurora from the start. She’s passionate about good-quality care that helps people stay in their own homes. Away from work, she loves time with family and friends and live music.

Tammy

Carer

Tammy has 20 years’ experience in care and joined Aurora in 2026. She’s passionate about good-quality care that helps people stay in their own homes, and loves spending time with family and friends.

How we recruit and train

1

Face-to-face interview with Kirsty and Kayleigh

2

DBS check

3

Proof of public liability and business car insurance

4

Character reference

5

Shadow shifts with every client

6

Training before the first visit: safeguarding, basic life support, first aid, moving and handling, medication awareness and food hygiene

7

Yearly refreshers

8

Supervision every 3–6 months

What we look for is kindness, good communication, professionalism, intuition and a real drive to help. We’ve turned people away who weren’t the right fit.

All our carers are women, and they wear an Aurora uniform t-shirt. All our carers hold their own public liability insurance and business car insurance.

Ready when you are

Book a free home visit

No pressure, no obligation — just a warm conversation with Kirsty to see how we can help.