Community Care Worker at DG Partnership Ltd
lancashire, Lancashire - England, United Kingdom -
Full Time


Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

22 Dec, 26

Salary

35000.0

Posted On

23 Sep, 26

Experience

1 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

No

Skills

Industry

Home Health & Elder Care

Description

Full job description

Community Care Worker – Competitive Salary - Derby and Derbyshire

Are you someone who naturally puts people at ease and treats every person with dignity? Do you have the patience, awareness and practical care skills needed to support people with a wide range of needs?

The role

Staff and Walton Out Care Services is looking for kind, reliable Community Care Workers to support people in the comfort of their own homes.

Reporting to the Registered Manager and Deputy Manager, you will provide practical and personal support that helps service users feel safe, respected and as independent as possible.

No two visits will be exactly the same. You may be helping someone prepare for the day, supporting them with a meal or simply offering reassurance and companionship.

Key Responsibilities

Your role may include:

  • Supporting service users with washing, dressing and personal care
  • Helping people get up, go to bed and move safely around their home
  • Providing continence and bowel care
  • Preparing meals and assisting with eating and drinking
  • Completing agreed household tasks, including laundry, shopping and light housework
  • Supporting medication, including prescribed insulin where trained and authorised
  • Monitoring skin condition, pressure areas and general wellbeing
  • Recognising and reporting changes in physical, mental or emotional health
  • Following care plans, risk assessments and professional guidance
  • Supporting service users with feeding tubes, mobility equipment or non-invasive ventilation where appropriately trained
  • Providing support to people with cognitive impairments or behaviours that challenge
  • Working alongside GPs, nurses and specialist teams when providing end-of-life care
  • You will always remember that you are working in someone’s home. Their belongings, routines, choices and privacy must be treated with care and respect.

Responsibilities

Full job description

Community Care Worker – Competitive Salary - Derby and Derbyshire

Are you someone who naturally puts people at ease and treats every person with dignity? Do you have the patience, awareness and practical care skills needed to support people with a wide range of needs?

The role

Staff and Walton Out Care Services is looking for kind, reliable Community Care Workers to support people in the comfort of their own homes.

Reporting to the Registered Manager and Deputy Manager, you will provide practical and personal support that helps service users feel safe, respected and as independent as possible.

No two visits will be exactly the same. You may be helping someone prepare for the day, supporting them with a meal or simply offering reassurance and companionship.

Key Responsibilities

Your role may include:

  • Supporting service users with washing, dressing and personal care
  • Helping people get up, go to bed and move safely around their home
  • Providing continence and bowel care
  • Preparing meals and assisting with eating and drinking
  • Completing agreed household tasks, including laundry, shopping and light housework
  • Supporting medication, including prescribed insulin where trained and authorised
  • Monitoring skin condition, pressure areas and general wellbeing
  • Recognising and reporting changes in physical, mental or emotional health
  • Following care plans, risk assessments and professional guidance
  • Supporting service users with feeding tubes, mobility equipment or non-invasive ventilation where appropriately trained
  • Providing support to people with cognitive impairments or behaviours that challenge
  • Working alongside GPs, nurses and specialist teams when providing end-of-life care
  • You will always remember that you are working in someone’s home. Their belongings, routines, choices and privacy must be treated with care and respect.

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