THINKING ABOUT A CAREER CHANGE? JOIN THE CARE SECTOR TODAY!

Are you looking for a more rewarding, people-focused role? Want to make a real difference in someone’s life — and your own?
We’re hiring Support Workers from all backgrounds – no previous care experience required. If you’ve worked in retail, hospitality, customer service, administration, or any other industry, your transferable skills are valued here.

WHAT WE’RE LOOKING FOR:

You don’t need a CV full of care jobs — just:

• A caring, patient, and positive attitude
• Good communication and listening skills
• Reliability and a desire to help others
• Willingness to learn and grow

Whether you’re starting over, returning to work, or simply looking for a more purpose-driven role, this is your chance to make the move into care.

KEY SKILLS & QUALITIES:

• Patience, empathy, and a caring nature
• Strong communication and listening skills
• Dependability and a calm approach to challenges
• Willingness to learn and follow care plans

NO FORMAL EXPERIENCE?

That’s okay — full training is provided. If you care about people and want to make a difference, this could be the perfect role for you.
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WHAT YOU’LL DO:

As a Support Worker, you’ll help people live independently, safely, and happily by supporting them with:

• Personal care and daily routines
• Shopping, cooking, and household tasks
• Getting out and about in the community
• Building relationships and improving wellbeing

SUPPORT WORKER – ROLE OVERVIEW

A Support Worker provides practical and emotional support to individuals who need help with day-to-day living. This can include people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, mental health conditions, or those facing challenges due to age or illness.
Support Workers help people live as independently and safely as possible, both at home and in the community.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Assisting with personal care (washing, dressing, hygiene)
• Supporting with daily tasks like cooking, cleaning, and shopping
• Helping with medication and health appointments
• Encouraging social interaction and participation in activities
• Providing emotional reassurance and companionship
• Promoting independence, dignity, and choice