Madeleine Bradley

What is your background prior to joining Radfield?

“Before joining Radfield Home Care Worcester, Droitwich & Malvern, I worked as a Community Engagement Officer in the charity sector for two years. During this time, I designed and delivered a women’s service that focused on a holistic approach to supporting women with their finances and employment opportunities.”

How has your background prepared you for your new role at Radfield Home Care?

“My background has prepared me for my new role in a range of ways. My ability to create and deliver marketing, events, and communications has been refined through similar responsibilities in my previous role. Alongside this, my ability to communicate with individuals from all backgrounds is particularly useful in my new role.”

What has inspired you to want to be involved in the adult social care sector?

“I was inspired to pursue a career in the social care sector because I have always been passionate about supporting others to overcome challenges and live fulfilling, independent lives. My background as a counsellor, and my experience working with vulnerable adults in the charity sector, showed me first-hand the impact that compassionate, person-centred support can have on someone’s wellbeing and sense of empowerment.

Working alongside individuals with physical disabilities, mental health issues, and complex personal circumstances has been incredibly rewarding, and it has deepened my commitment to helping people feel seen, heard, and valued. I am driven by the belief that everyone deserves dignity, respect, and the opportunity to thrive.”

How do you feel your role, and your experience, will benefit Radfield’s clients?

“In my role as Community Engagement Officer, I bring both my professional background as a qualified counsellor and over four years’ experience working within the charity sector supporting vulnerable adults with diverse needs. This includes individuals with physical disabilities, mental health challenges, learning differences, and those affected by domestic abuse or trauma. Through this work, I have developed strong skills in advocacy, empowerment, and psychoeducation, helping people to build confidence, social connections, and a sense of wellbeing.

Alongside my client-facing experience, I have also been responsible for developing marketing strategies and managing social media platforms to increase outreach, engagement, and community awareness. This has strengthened my ability to connect with wider audiences, promote services effectively, and build positive relationships between organisations and the people they support.”