Community Care Professional

Additional Information

What we're looking for

• A caring, patient, and positive attitude
• Excellent communication and reliability
• Access to your own vehicle 
• Experience in care is welcome — but not required, as full training is provided!
• Availability for evening/weekend shifts 
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What we provide

One hour minimum visits with clients to allow time to care, complete tasks without rushing and get to know your clients.

Matching of Care Professionals and clients based on mutual interests and hobbies, so there is never something short to talk about and you can provide more personalised support. 

A supportive, friendly team environment 

Fully paid training, mentor systems for the first 12 weeks, then continued 24/7 support from our office.

Carer of the month award and reward scheme.

Competitive pay, from £12.75 per hour, with a variety of working hours and contract types to fit around your lifestyle.

Perks such as wellness programs offering access to healthcare and lifestyle resources and exclusive discounts with big brand stores and service providers.

Contact us today

Ready to make a change and join the Home Instead family? 

Contact us at 01282 911 300 or click here to start your application today.

All applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK.
This post is subject to a satisfactory DBS check & references.

Company Description

Home Instead is the world's leading provider of non-medical care and companionship services, which help our clients remain independent, happy, and comfortable in their own homes. We are committed to enriching lives through high quality care and companionship, matching our Care Professionals with clients based on mutual interests and hobbies, allowing time to care and build relationships with minimum one hour visits to all clients.

Job Description

As a Community Care Professional (Evenings & Weekends) you will provide essential care and support to clients in the community -enabling clients to maintain dignity, independence, and quality of life within their own homes;

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality, person-centred care in clients' homes
• Support with daily living tasks such as washing, dressing, mobility, light household duties and meal preparation
• Provide companionship and build positive, trusting relationships
• Assist with medication prompts and general wellbeing monitoring
• Accompanying your client to appointments, or a visit to the shops
• Record and report care activities accurately
• Promote independence, respect, and choice in every interaction
• Communicate effectively with clients, families, and team members to ensure seamless care coordination
• Support clients in maintaining their independence and social engagement within the community