Job DescriptionWe are seeking individuals for our part-time Community Home Helper positions.
This role is perfect for those who have accumulated a wealth of life experience and wish to use it to support elderly individuals in their homes, helping them maintain their independence with dignity and respect.Responsibilities:Provide companionship and engaging conversation, drawing on your life experiences.Assist with daily tasks such as meal preparation, light housekeeping, and running errands.Help with personal care in a manner that respects the client's dignity.Encourage and support physical activities and exercises.Offer medication reminders and assist with mobility.Accompany clients to appointments and social events, providing transportation if needed.Benefits:Various hours to suit your lifestyle and commitments, ideal for those in later working years.Comprehensive training, with a focus on utilising your existing skills and life experiences.A supportive, team-oriented work environment.Competitive pay with holiday benefits.The Role Offers:The fulfilment that comes from providing heartfelt care.The opportunity to build meaningful relationships with clients.Being part of a respected, community-focused organisation.The joy of bringing comfort to those in need.We are Looking For:Individuals with a compassionate, patient nature.Excellent communication skills.Reliable individuals committed to making a positive impact.No previous experience in caregiving needed; full training will be provided.A driving licence and vehicle access are required due to the rural location of some clients.Join Our Team:Start a rewarding career at Home Instead New Forest, making a significant difference daily.
Apply now to enrich the lives of elderly adults in our community.Application:Apply now or for more information, contact us at 01590 637 250.Commitment to Safeguarding:Home Instead is dedicated to the welfare of adults and requires all staff to share this commitment.
This role requires an enhanced DBS disclosure.QualificationsAdditional Information