Person-Centred
Care arrangements should reflect the individual receiving support.
About Empowerment Living
Empowerment Living provides personalised care and support designed around the needs, preferences and circumstances of each individual.
Based in Nottingham, our focus is on supporting people with dignity, respect and greater independence while helping individuals and families feel informed and supported throughout the care journey.
Who we are
At Empowerment Living, we recognise that every person has different circumstances, routines, preferences and support needs.
Our approach begins by understanding the individual rather than applying a one-size-fits-all model of care.
We aim to provide support that respects personal choice, promotes dignity and enables people to maintain as much independence and control over everyday life as possible.
Our approach
The support being considered should begin with the person, their circumstances and what matters to them.
Care arrangements should reflect the individual receiving support.
People should be treated with dignity, compassion and consideration.
The type and level of support should be considered according to assessed needs.
Support should encourage choice, confidence and participation wherever appropriate.
Individuals and families should be able to ask questions and understand the care being discussed.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide personalised support that helps individuals live with greater choice, dignity and independence.
Empowering Independence, One Step at a Time.
Our values
Supporting each person in a way that values their identity, privacy and individual circumstances.
Listening to preferences and helping people remain involved in decisions about their support.
Approaching every conversation and care arrangement with consideration and understanding.
Encouraging people to retain choice, confidence and everyday involvement wherever appropriate.
Providing support with patience, empathy and awareness of what matters to the individual.
Explaining care clearly and making space for questions from the people involved.
Everyday support
Care is not simply about doing things for somebody. Good support should, where appropriate, help people remain involved in their own routines, decisions and everyday life.
Every person has different circumstances and goals, so the right balance of assistance and independence should be considered individually.
A clear care journey
Arranging care can involve questions and important decisions. Empowerment Living aims to communicate clearly, understand the person's needs and discuss appropriate support with those involved in the care journey.
Where family members or others are appropriately involved, we aim to help everyone understand the support being considered. The individual receiving support remains central to the conversation.
Our team
Meet some of the people helping to lead and support Empowerment Living.

Director
Samuel Adeleke is an experienced professional with a background in chemical engineering, quality control and food safety. He currently works as a Quality Control Manager with Nestlé UK Ltd and holds a range of professional qualifications in food safety, auditing and HACCP, including CQI and IRCA certification in ISO 22000:2018.
Samuel brings strong leadership, communication and quality-management experience to Empowerment Living. He is committed to excellence, teamwork and making a positive contribution to the health and care sector.

Director
Deborah Olorunda has a background in accounting and finance and holds an MBA in Finance. She has more than 13 years of professional experience in the insurance industry, including management experience within an audit department, before moving into the health and social care sector.
Deborah has extensive experience within care, supported by relevant professional training and certifications, including PMVA. She currently works within the NHS and brings strong leadership, communication and care-sector experience to Empowerment Living.

Care Coordinator

Admin / HR
Quality and trust
Choosing care is an important decision. We encourage individuals and those appropriately involved to ask questions, discuss concerns and understand the proposed care arrangement.
Clear conversations help people make informed decisions about the support they are considering.

Our location
Empowerment Living is based in Beeston, Nottingham, with Nottingham as our primary service area.
Support may also be available elsewhere in England and Wales depending on individual requirements and availability.