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Curaa Group is seeking an Activities Co-ordinator to support residents with engaging daily activities. This 17-hour weekly role runs over 3 days, including weekends, in our care home in Clevedon.
You will build rapport with residents and relatives, plan holidays, trips, and events, and ensure risk assessments are completed for all activities. The role requires empathy, a positive attitude, and the ability to adapt to changing needs in a person-centred care environment.
Activities Co-ordinator - 17 hours - 3 days (6 hours/day) weekends included
Curaa is a family-run, community-driven care provider with award-winning homes and a compassionate team that provides person-centred care. Having launched in 2019, Curaa has grown its footprint across the South and Southwest of England and plans to continue this journey in the future.
Our commitment to excellence is driven by our core values of respect, integrity, community, and learning.
Respect: At Curaa, we believe in treating everyone with dignity and respect. We value diverse perspectives and foster an inclusive environment where every team member feels valued and heard.
Integrity: Our commitment to ethical practices ensures that we build trust with our residents, partners, and each other. We do what is right, especially when no one is watching.
Community: We support each other and work together to achieve common goals. Our sense of community extends beyond our office walls, as we actively engage with and contribute to the broader society.
Learning: By fostering a culture of learning, we ensure that our team remains innovative and adaptable in a constantly evolving world.
Someone who can deliver a level of care that truly comes from the heart, making sure our residents never lose their dignity or sense of individuality as you get involved in general activities within the care home. And, whether you are helping someone with limited mobility to learn to use an aid, offering emotional support to a confused or distressed resident or delivering care to someone at the end of their life, you will always have their well‑being in mind above anything else.