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Carers

Compassionate carers help people feel safe, respected and supported with everyday life. We supply carers who value dignity, choice and independence.

HOW THIS ROLE HELPS

Personal care and daily living

Carers support agreed personal care and everyday routines within the host service. This may include washing, dressing, meals, hydration and mobility support, with dignity, consent and independence at the centre.

Typical responsibilities

  • Follow the individual care plan and record the care provided, including changes or concerns.
  • Work within the agreed role; medication and moving or assisting require the relevant training, practical competence and local authorisation.
  • Receive the host service’s induction, handover and escalation contacts before starting.

Where this role may fit

Care homes and other care services where the duties, age group and safeguarding checks match the worker’s experience.

What to include in your enquiry

Confirm personal care duties, mobility needs, equipment, communication preferences, shift times and the person responsible for local induction.

Actual duties, competence, supervision and recruitment requirements are agreed for each assignment. An enquiry does not confirm availability.

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