Support Workers / Domiciliary Care: Visa Sponsorship Available

Gleam Healthcare Ltd

Gleam Healthcare Ltd is recruiting domiciliary care workers to support individuals in their own homes across Goole. This is an immediate-start role for committed, compassionate professionals who are ready to work in the community and deliver high-quality, person-centred care.

Important Requirements

• You must relocate to Goole before starting employment
• You must hold a full UK driving licence and have access to your own vehicle
• You must be available to start work immediately
• This role is open to UK-based applicants. Certificate of Sponsorship is available for eligible candidates

Key Details

  • Permanent, full-time contract
  • 40 hrs hours per week
  • Minimum pay rate: £12.82 per hour
  • Paid mileage
  • Community-based role covering Goole and surrounding areas

What We Offer

  • Certificate of Sponsorship for suitable candidates
  • Consistent hours and job security
  • Full induction and structured shadowing period
  • Ongoing training, supervision and professional development
  • Uniform provided
  • Supportive, professional management team
  • Company pension scheme

Role Responsibilities

  • Deliver safe, respectful and dignified personal care in line with individual care plans
  • Support with daily living tasks, including meal preparation, mobility support and companionship
  • Administer and accurately record medication in accordance with policy and training
  • Promote emotional wellbeing and independence
  • Follow risk assessments and safeguarding procedures at all times
  • Maintain clear, accurate and timely documentation
  • Report concerns, changes in condition or incidents promptly
  • Work in line with CQC Fundamental Standards, local authority requirements and Home Office sponsorship duties
  • Participate in training, supervision and ongoing competency assessments
  • Support individuals with complex needs, including end-of-life care where required
  • Deliver culturally sensitive and person-centred care

Who We Are Looking For

We are seeking applicants who demonstrate:

  • Compassion, empathy and professionalism
  • Strong communication skills
  • Reliability and a calm, respectful approach
  • A genuine commitment to supporting people to live well in their own homes

Important Equality Information

Gleam Healthcare Ltd is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all backgrounds.

However, due to the nature of the personal care required by some of our service users, including requirements relating to privacy, dignity and personal care preferences, this role may be subject to a genuine occupational requirement under Schedule 9, Paragraph 1 of the Equality Act 2010.

All applications will be assessed fairly, lawfully and in line with this provision.

Benefits:

  • Bereavement leave
  • Employee mentoring programme
  • Transport links
  • UK visa sponsorship

Application question(s):

  • Do you have a car and a valid licence?

Education:

  • GCSE or equivalent (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

  • Driving Licence (required)
  • DBS (preferred)
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