At the heart of care

Homecare is not just personal care and support to vulnerable people within their own homes. A care worker will offer so much more including emotional support, guidance, encouragement and in many cases, a friendship.

There are service users that have no close friends or family, so it's often the case that a care worker is the only contact they will receive all day. This makes the role of a care worker all the more important to the individual. Care workers themselves may not even realise the effect they will have on a service user as for many, it's just comes naturally.

What does the role entail?

In addition to their regular duties of meal preparation, medication assistance, laundry and cleaning, bathing, grooming and toileting, they support with:

• Preventing loneliness and isolation,
• Promoting dignity and independence,
• Encouragement at meal times,
• Gentle persuasion towards better health, such as taking medication, gentle exercise and drinking fluids,
• Listening, understanding and interacting,
• Guidance for staying safe, keeping warm or cool in changing climates.

These traits within our care workers are what preserves our service user’s independence and keeps their families and close friends reassured that they are receiving the best possible care available.

Apply today or request further information:

If you are interested in homecare or have any questions about the role, please get in touch with our team. You can apply directly or ask for more information by completing the following form.

Please note, we are currently only recruiting for care workers in the following areas: Manchester, Tameside, East Cheshire, London, Barnsley, Leeds, Leicester and Bristol.

Relevant Links

• Benefits of working with us
• Our care workers
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• The Homecare Recruitment Process
• Star Care Worker Awards
• Refer a Friend
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