Care jobs in Newark

If you are looking for a role that makes you feel fulfilled and that you know is making a difference to others, then maybe you should consider becoming a visiting care or live in care assistant with Helping Hands?

We’re looking for amazing carers in the Newark area who share our values for promoting our clients’ independence in the home they love, while supporting them to live their best life possible.

We’ve been delivering the highest standards of care to all of our clients across England and Wales since we were established as a family company in 1989, so if you’re looking to join a care company you can be proud of, apply to us today.

We look after our carers, and offer a variety of benefits, including:

• Higher rates of pay than other care companies
• Various contracts – depending on your requirements
• Flexible working hours – to suit your existing commitments
• Free Blue Light card – gives you discounts and offers from famous retailers
• Excellent travel allowance
• Early Pay app – for when you’re having a difficult month
• Accrued holidays and bank holidays, as well as a pension scheme

We have over 160 branches across the whole of England and Wales, meaning plentiful opportunities for you to progress in your career. We promote from within whenever possible, and many of our managers joined us as carers. We also reward you when you refer another amazing carer to us by giving you £100. We’re fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales, meaning you can be confident in our consistently high standards of care.

We’ll make sure your existing skills are built upon so that you can develop at a pace that suits you, or if you’re embarking on your first care jobs we’ll instruct you fully and make sure you’re confident to support your clients from the first day.

As a Helping Hands care assistant your responsibilities will include:

• Personal care – such as bathing, showering, and dressing
• Cooking meals that your client will enjoy
• Taking your client to appointments and activities
• Collecting groceries, medicines, or whatever your client needs
• Providing companionship so that your client isn’t alone
• Assisting with household duties including vacuuming, laundry, and cleaning