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In association withWarrington Borough Council
Why work as a carer?
Being a support worker is not only about supporting people in day-to-day life it’s about encouraging independence, having fun and supporting care users to build up their confidence and self-esteem
Domiciliary Care is a different aspect of care. The norm is generalised as residential support, where as Domiciliary Care is offering support to vulnerable adults and children in the comfort of their own home, promoting independence and enabling people to continue to be part of their local community. This means that no two days (or visits) are the same as you will be visiting a number of care users in your working day, typically visiting the same users for continuity. This enables you to build strong relations with users and colleagues, encourage independence in their local community and have fun!
Full training will be provided for every successful applicant as well as a free DBS certificate! Meaning that is not only a great opportunity for those with experience in care, but perfect for those passionate about care and wanting to start a prosperous career.
Overview of the role
Domiciliary Care Assistant
As a domiciliary care assistant, you will offer care to vulnerable adults, children or young people with needs such as disabilities, learning difficulties, illness, injury, early onset Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Supporting individuals in the comfort of their own home means you will be able to offer a tailored, personal approach to care to not only promote the independence of care users but to ensure that all people in your care are happy in day-to-day life. With no two working days being the same this is not only an exciting opportunity but also a rewarding challenge. With full comprehensive training provided to all successful applicants this is the perfect opportunity not only for those with experience in the care sector, but those with no prior experience and a passion for caring,
“I love working in the care sector in Warrington as I know I am appreciated by all the staff I work with including the owner. I know that when I need support if it be work or personal that I get the support. We have a happy workplace. The team I have are hardworking and all go above and beyond for our service users”
“I enjoy working for the company and they are always there to support you, including the management, many companies the management remove themselves from what’s going on with their staff on the front line, but I have been supported both whilst in work and whilst dealing with difficult family situations. They have listened to me when I’ve needed a friendly ear and for that I will always be grateful and helping me cover a shift when I’ve needed to deal with family situations and appointments.”
“I’m fairly new to care. I’ve been made to feel so welcome by all the team, everybody has been so nice and professional. I can’t wait to see what the future holds. Hopefully I will be working in care for a very long time!”
“I’ve been working in care nor for 2 years. I love working in care because I have an amazing team of professionals behind me who I can rely on and that go above and beyond for their colleagues and service users. There are endless amounts of support from the carers and the office staff”
“Just want to say that I absolutely love working in care. I adore my workplace and my clients. Wouldn’t want to work anywhere else.”
“I’m able to work hours that suit me. Great clients that you learn so much from, one day is never the same, great experience”
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