By end January 2025 we will have new Emails
Happy New Year to all our Friends and Colleagues
We are transitioning from our old Yahoo email addresses to new email addresses. Over the next 4 weeks, please use the NEW emails below, as the Yahoo emails accounts will be phased out over the next month.
angelcarers.coordinators@yahoo.com is now domiciliary@angelcarers.com
angelcarers.info@yahoo.co.uk is now info@angelcarers.com
angelcarers.livein@yahoo.com is now livein@angelcarers.com
angelcarers.accounts@yahoo.com is now accounts@angelcarers.com
The Yahoo email addresses will be fully discontinued by January 31st, 2025, so we kindly ask you to update your records and begin using the new emails as soon as possible to avoid any communication disruption.
So, a quick recap:
If you are emailing our team regarding your hourly care visits, rotas, reviews, or anything domiciliary care related you have with Angel Carers you will need to email: domiciliary@angelcarers.com
If you are emailing our team regarding your 24/7 Live in care package you have with Angel Carers you will need to email: livein@angelcarers.com
For any financials & accounts related at Angel Carers you will need to email: accounts@angelcarers.com
If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact us on 📞 01308 459204. We appreciate your co-operation and look forward to continuing to serve you through our new contact channels.
For any general enquiries please use: contact@angelcarers.com
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