Support Workers support people with all aspects of their daily life, including social and physical activities, personal care, mobility and meal times. Support workers can work in a care home, in people’s own homes or in the community and roles can vary from Community support worker to Residential support worker.No previous experience required. Providers who offer you work will give you the necessary training you need to get you started in your role.Duties may include:Supporting people with social and physical activitiesBooking and accompanying people to appointmentsHelping with personal care such as showering and dressingSupporting people with eating and drinkingMonitoring individuals’ conditions by taking their temperature, pulse, respiration and weight, and possibly helping with medication.
Petrol Forecourts and your main priority will be to ensure that our customers are provided an excellent customer service experience every time. Euro Garages owe our success to our employees and we are committed to providing excellent customer service, good value products and a wi...
The Relief Support Worker will be supporting with developing, implementing and reviewing plans with the people we support and their families and work positively and proactively with both them and their wider circle of support including multi-agency professionals. We need a warm, ...
Have you got experience supporting Children and Young People in residential homes? Are you looking for temporary work that gives you the option to work within different locations and the flexibility and the ability to be able to choose when and where you work? If so we are recrui...