COMMUNITY CARER
Hours: Full time, weekends or evenings Covering: Yate, Thornbury and all surrounding areas Salary: from £7.15 per hour + enhancements, benefits and pension
Brunelcare is a progressive Charity providing a wide range of care and support services. Pioneering best practice, we are one of the largest charities of this type in the South West.
As a Community Carer you will be driving to peoples homes and supporting the service user’s needs for daily living as outlined in their individual care plan. You may also provide a respite service to people with a dementia where you will be providing a sit in service to the client to give their carer a break.
No experience is necessary as a full training plan is in place and our Operations Manager, will give you her full support in settling into the role. We offer paid QCF Diploma training and mileage allowance. However If you have experience in the Care Industry and are looking to work for a progressive company why not give us a call. A full driving licence and transport is required for the position
Please email
recruitsouthglos@brunelcare.org.uk for info about the next step in your application. WE ARE OBLIGED TO ASK ALL SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS TO COMPLETE A CRB DISCLOSURE FORM.
BRUNELCARE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER – REGISTERED CHARITY NO. 201555
www.brunelcare.org.uk
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