CareGiver – evening work

Right at Home in Borehamwood & Watford are looking for special, caring people to join our team of CareGivers; providing a first class service in the local community during the evening time.

Previous care experience is not essential, however a kind and caring attitude with a willingness to put the people we look after at the heart of everything, certainly is.

Benefits / Package

  • Excellent rates of pay – starting from £11.00 per hour, plus holiday pay and mileage
  • An opportunity to work for a supportive, forward thinking company
  • A rewarding role with ongoing training and development
  • Genuine career progression opportunities
  • Evening work available in your chosen area

Requirements

  • You must be caring and kind
  • You need to be 100% committed to helping improve the quality of life of vulnerable people
  • Typical tasks include; assistance with personal care and hygiene, food preparation, medication, shopping, housework and social support
  • Able to follow instructions and procedures
  • CareGivers must be 18 years+
  • Preferably able to drive
  • You must have the right to work within the UK

We provide free training and one to one mentoring from your first day with us as a CareGiver, so why not click the ‘Apply Now’ button below to find out more? We’re looking forward to talking with you soon!

Hours:
Part Time, Evenings, Bank Staff

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