Curans Care is seeking kind, compassionate, and dedicated Care Support Workers to join its team in Wandsworth, delivering high-quality, person-centred care to clients in their homes. Both full-time and part-time positions are available, offering flexible opportunities for individuals looking to make a meaningful difference in the health and social care sector.
The ideal candidate will demonstrate a calm and professional approach, even when faced with challenging behaviour or high-pressure situations, and will possess strong communication skills, including good written and spoken English. A positive attitude, reliability, and a collaborative spirit are essential for contributing effectively to a supportive care team.
This role is perfect for candidates searching for care support worker jobs in Wandsworth, home care roles in London, or flexible social care positions that provide opportunities for professional development and training.
Apply today to join Curans Care and help improve the lives of individuals by providing compassionate, high-quality care in a supportive environment.
Position: Care Support Worker
Job Type: Full Time, Part Time
Salary: £13.20 per hour starting rate
Location: Wandsworth, South West London
Role Description:
Care Support Worker – Supported Living
Location: Wandsworth and Kingston
Hours: Full and part-time roles are available
Shifts: Day and Waking Night shifts are available
Salary: £13.20 per hour starting rate
At Curans Care we support adults with autism, learning disabilities, and other complex needs to live their lives to the fullest within the comfort of their own homes. We pride ourselves on taking a personalised approach to caring for each individual, with core values of compassion, dignity, respect, promotion of autonomy, and excellent working relationships between our service users and our incredible staffing team.
Tasks include but are not limited to supporting our service users with:
- Personal Care
- Management of their homes, including cleaning and cooking
- Effective budgeting, meal planning and shopping
- Encouragement for accessing the community, exercising, seeing family/peers, organising/partaking in activities of their choice
- Emotional support, forming a bond of trust and respect. Raising any concerns with management such that they can be addressed as promptly as possible
- Assisting with booking/attending and medical appointments or in making referrals to specialist services
- Keeping thorough and detailed notes and contribution to person-cantered care planning and risk-assessments
What we are looking for in a support worker:
- A kind and compassionate nature, and desire to help improve the lives of others
- The ability to remain calm and professional when presented with challenging behaviour or highly pressured environments
- Strong communication skills and a good level of both written and spoken English
- A positive working attitude and team player
- Enthusiasm for ongoing personal learning and development and commitment to our training programme
- A reliable and punctual team member – the support we provide is essential so it is imperative our service users can rely on their support staff
- Previous work experience as a support worker or within the care industry is preferred but not essential as we provide a robust training programme.
All roles are subject to proof of eligibility to work in the UK, satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check.
Application Process
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Application Deadline
Open until filled