Evening Care Assistant

Company Description

Part Time| Community Role

At Home Instead Pocklington & Brough, we believe care should never be rushed. Our visits are always a minimum of one hour, giving you the time to build genuine relationships with clients you will visit consistently, and provide thoughtful, person-centred care.

Whether you’re experienced in care or looking for a rewarding new career, we provide full paid training and ongoing support so you can feel confident in your role.

Salary: £13.15 - £13.65/hour + PAID travel & Wait Time + 30p per mile. With enhanced Pay on Bank Holidays

Shift Times:

  • Evening Shift: 16:30 – 22:30
Shift Requirements:
  • 3 or 4 Midweek Evenings + alternate weekends
You must have:

● A driving licence and access to a car

● The right to work in the UK

Job Description

What You’ll Do

As a Care Professional you will support older adults, who you will see regularly, to remain independent in their own homes. Your visits may include:

● Companionship and conversation

● Preparing meals or sharing a cup of tea

● Accompanying clients to appointments or shopping

● Light housekeeping

● Supporting with medication

● Personal care such as dressing, washing when required

Qualifications

What We’re Looking For

This role is ideal for people who are:

● Kind, compassionate and patient

● Reliable and friendly

● Looking for meaningful work that makes a difference

Additional Information

Our Care Professionals are at the heart of everything we do, and we are committed to creating a supportive and rewarding place to work.

If you would like a job where you can genuinely make someone’s day better, we would love to hear from you.

Apply today to join our friendly Home Instead team.

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