Meet Our Team

Nicole joined Home Helpers of the Crystal Coast in November 2024 and serves as our Client Care Coordinator. She brings with her a strong background in healthcare, with experience spanning both the medical and administrative sides of the field.

Her journey with in-home care began three years ago, working with agencies where she handled after-hours calls, maintained office schedules, and assisted with client and caregiver concerns. While the work was rewarding, the long hours and stress led her to seek a role where she could focus more on building meaningful connections. Initially applying for a caregiver position, Nicole was instead hired as Client Care Coordinator.

As a military spouse, with her husband currently serving on active duty, Nicole understands the importance of adaptability and resilience, qualities that strengthen her work supporting both clients and caregivers.

“What I love about Home Helpers is the close family bond we all share,” she says. “You are not just a number here. Everyone takes the time to ask about me and my family, and I’ve been able to build lasting relationships with our clients and caregivers — something I didn’t always have the chance to do in past positions.”

With her dedication and genuine care for others, Nicole continues to make a difference in the lives of those we serve.

Ginny finds great joy in connecting with families and helping them find the care, support, and peace of mind they need for their loved ones.  Ginny is grateful to be part of the Home Helpers team and is passionate about making a difference by helping families access EXCEPTIONAL care from an EXCEPTIONAL team they can trust.

Julie has been a valued member of the Home Helpers of the Crystal Coast team since August of 2023. Before moving to North Carolina, Julie spent a decade working in the public school system, including six years at the high school level supporting special needs students in work-based learning programs. Her work helping young people build independence and confidence laid the foundation for the compassionate caregiving she provides today.

After relocating to North Carolina, Julie continued serving others by volunteering at a small Christian school where her son completed high school. Eventually, she transitioned into professional caregiving and quickly discovered how meaningful the work could be. Although her early experience was with children, Julie found that caring for seniors offered the same opportunity to build relationships and make a real difference in people’s lives.

Julie says what makes Home Helpers special is the sense of family that exists within the team. She loves being a caregiver because it allows her to help others in a meaningful way, forming close bonds with the clients she serves. To Julie, clients are never just clients — they become like family, and she treasures the stories, laughter, and connection that come with caring for them each day.