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Akari Care Limited is seeking a Kind and compassionate Care Assistant to support residents with daily living, personal care, and meals. You will work closely with colleagues to ensure every resident feels valued and respected, maintaining dignity and individuality in all care provided.
The role emphasises a warm, engaging approach, strong communication, and flexibility to adapt to changing needs within a supportive team environment.
As a Care Assistant, you will play a key role in maintaining the wellbeing of our residents through the provision of outstanding care, collaborating with colleagues and the wider Akari Care team. You will be kind and caring and committed to maintaining an environment in which our residents are valued, respected, retain their individuality and dignity, and lead fulfilled lives.
You will assist our residents with daily living. Every day is different and could include helping with personal care, meals or simply spending time with them. Working together to make a difference for our residents, we will respect their individual choices by providing personalised care and support.
Whether you are an experienced carer or are starting a career in care, we are looking for colleagues who can make a difference for our residents within Akari Care. In case you had not guessed, our values are:
If you share our values, then we would love to hear from you.
Akari Care is proudly working towards achieving Veteran Friendly Framework status across all of our homes, demonstrating our commitment to supporting those who have served. We warmly welcome applications from members of the Armed Forces community and value the skills, experience, and dedication that they bring to our teams.
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