Who’s Who at Beyond Limits

On this page you will find names and contact details of some key staff at Beyond Limits.

Managing Director, Rebecca Chadwick

Rebecca is responsible for overseeing the day to day delivery of services to the people we support. If you have any questions or queries relating to the people we support, Rebecca can help you with this.

 

 

Non-Executive Director, Doreen Kelly

Doreen is responsible for overseeing the day to day running of the organisation and she is also the Nominated Safeguarding Lead.

 

 

 

Registered Manager, Kathleen Griffiths

Kathleen is the registered manager and service development lead for Beyond Limits. Kathleen is responsible for making that the people who use our services have their needs met. We provide support which is regulated by the Care Quality Commission and Kathleen’s role is to make sure that we meet our legal responsibility and provide support that meets the requirements of the regulations. Kathleen is also the Designated Safeguarding Lead, you must contact Kathleen and let her know if you have had a safeguarding issue.

 

HR and Office Manager, Edyta Piekarska

Edyta is the HR and Office Manager for Beyond Limits. Edyta is responsible for the overall running of the administration team and she is the first point of contact for all HR matters. Edyta can help you with queries relating to health and wellbeing, performance management and equality and diversity. She co-ordinates and carries out employee engagement programmes as well as various other activities and initiatives.

 

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Finance Director, Jill Barbour

Jill is the Finance Director for Beyond Limits. Jill is responsible for the money in the organisation and for making sure the books balance. Jill supports teams with the money connected to the people we support, this is our Individual Service Funds (ISF) and for making sure we meet our bigger financial obligations and of course for making sure we all get paid.

There are also a range of other people and departments that support the day to day running of Beyond Limits.

Salary

For any queries in relation to your salary you can email payroll by using your Microsoft Outlook Account

Finance & Carista

For any queries in relation to other aspects of finance or your Carista account, you can email finance, this is available by using your Microsoft Outlook Account.

Training and Online learning accounts

For any queries in relation to your training, including gaining access to your online learning accounts, you can email training, this is available by using your Microsoft Outlook Account.

Job vacancies and recommend a friend

For any queries in relation to job vacancies or your referrals for the recommend a friend scheme you can email vacancies, this is available by using your Microsoft Outlook Account.

Admin and change of details

For all queries in relation to administration, for example change of address, updates to driving licence, access to PPE or stationary, you can contact the main office

Office phone number

The office number should you require it is 01752 546449.

Why the CQC is important for everyone

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is the independent regulator of health and social care in England. As a provider of health and social care Beyond Limits is regulated by CQC which means we have to make sure the services we supply to people who need support meet certain conditions.

The CQC monitors, inspects and regulates our services and they publish their findings, these findings are available to the public. If they find that services do not meet certain criteria, they can use the powers they have to take action. These powers range from warning notices, changing or imposing conditions on the care provider or placing the care provider in special measures. In extreme cases they can prosecute a care provider when people have been harmed or placed in danger of harm.

Beyond Limits is currently rated as an outstanding provider, you can find more details about this here Beyond Limits (Plymouth) – Care Quality Commission (cqc.org.uk)

It is very important that we all work in a way that provides the best support possible for people who use our services. This means engaging productively in training that the organisation provides, taking part in support and supervision and upholding the values and ethos of the organisation.

You can find out more about the work that CQC do here About us – Care Quality Commission (cqc.org.uk)

If you have concerns about any aspect of how a service is being delivered then you should discuss this with your line manager. If your concerns are in relation to your line manager then you should contact the Registered Manager, Kathleen Griffiths. Details of how contact Kathleen can be found in the who’s who section of the staff pages.

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Why you’ll love working for Beyond Limits

At Beyond Limits, we value our people as much as the people we support. That’s why our staff stick with us for so long. We provide a workplace that is supportive, flexible, and full of opportunities to learn and grow.

Our Great Benefits:

  1. Competitive salaries
  2. Flexible hours to suit your lifestyle
  3. 7 weeks’ annual leave allowance
  4. Critical Illness cover, reassurance when you need it the most
  5. Award-winning pension scheme
  6. Company sick pay scheme
  7. Fully paid development and training opportunities
  8. Clear career progression and growth opportunities
  9. A welcoming, inclusive, and friendly workplace
  10. A real chance to make a difference to someone’s life

What is it like to work for us?

At Beyond Limits, working with us means so much more than just a role. It is a chance to make a real and lasting difference in people’s lives. Our staff provide support to individuals in their own homes, helping them to live independently and confidently. This work is hugely rewarding, as you see the positive impact of your support every single day.

What makes us different is our commitment to truly person centred support. We tailor both the care and the team around the individual, making sure their needs, interests, and aspirations come first. This means you will be matched with someone who is the right fit, allowing strong and positive relationships to grow.

Supporting people also opens the door to amazing opportunities and experiences. From cosy movie nights in, to fun outings like clay pigeon shooting, taking part in races, or enjoying community events, no two days are ever the same. You will share in these moments, building genuine connections while helping people to live life to the fullest.

We believe in creating a supportive and encouraging workplace where staff are valued, listened to, and given space to grow. With training, development, and the chance to take on new challenges, you will not only build your skills but also gain the satisfaction that comes from meaningful, life changing work.

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Working with families

This page is dedicated to the families we work with, a place where we can share stories of hope and keep you informed of our developments.

Download the Charter

We are delighted to share with you our recently launched Family Charter, a series of statements which outlines our commitment to you and where we hope you will hold us to account.

Thank you for your involvement, we couldn’t do the job without you and thank you for being in the life of Beyond Limits and travelling the journey with us.


Download the Family Charter: Beyond-Limits-Charter-to-Families.pdf


Zero Tolerance to Sexual Harassment at Work

Beyond Limits has a duty under the Equality Act 2010 to protect its employees from all forms of harassment, including sexual harassment whilst in the workplace. We understand that across the organisation there will be a range of attitudes about what conduct is considered to be offensive, humiliating, intimidating, hostile or degrading. What one employee – or even a majority of employees – might see as harmless fun or ‘banter’, another may find unacceptable. An employee who complains about conduct may be considered by others to be overly sensitive or prudish. However, as an employer we have a responsibility for ensuring that our staff do not face harassment in their workplace and we understand the effects of harassment on individuals can be damaging, long-lasting and profound. All harassment is unacceptable. 

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No workplace is immune to harassment and a lack of reported cases does not mean that people have not experienced it. We will take any complaint of harassment (including sexual) seriously and we encourage anyone who considers they have or are experiencing harassment to report this via their line manager.