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Presbyterian Church in Ireland is seeking Care Assistants for Trinity House, Garvagh. Roles include compassionate resident care, medication administration after training, and participation in activities. Training provided, NVQ/QCF pathways available, and a Christian ethos is valued.
Positions offer both full-time and part-time hours with day or night shifts. Salary scales reflect NVQ levels and provide progression with benefits and training opportunities.
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Previous applicants need not apply for 6 months
Council: Council for Social Witness (Older People Services)
Salary: £12.90 per hour (no NVQ), £12.96 per hour with NVQ/QCF level 2 in Health & Social Care, £13.00 per hour with NVQ/QCF Level 3 in Health and Social Care
Hours: Full time and part time hours available (Day Duty or Night Duty)
Responsible to: Service Manager
Are you passionate about caring for others? Do you want a rewarding role where you can support older people in a warm, compassionate environment? If so, we would love to hear from you.
At Trinity House, we are looking for caring and dedicated Care Assistants to join our team. Whether you are experienced or looking to start a new career in care, we offer training and support to help you succeed.
The Council for Social Witness (Older People Services) is part of the work and witness of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland and its aim is to provide care for older people in a specifically Christian ethos and environment, placing great emphasis on offering spiritual support and encouragement to residents, as well as physical care.
Trinity House is one of 6 homes for older people run by the Council for Social Witness (Older People Services). The Home accommodates 50 residents who have a variety of physical, social, emotional and spiritual needs and varying levels of dependency, including a 16 bed Unit for those with a diagnosis of dementia.
The Home operates a No Smoking Policy.
Providing compassionate care to residents, ensuring dignity and respect at all times
Assisting residents with dressing, personal hygiene, mobility, and daily activities
Encouraging independence while offering support where needed
Administering medication (after appropriate training)
Supporting residents with social and recreational activities
Helping residents exercise their rights and make choices about their daily lives
Accompanying residents on trips, appointments, and outings
Maintaining accurate records (both written and computerised)
Following safety procedures and NISCC Code of Practice standards
Attending training and staff meetings to develop your skills
Being a team player, working alongside staff to provide the best possible care
A caring and compassionate nature, with a genuine desire to help others
Good communication skills and the ability to work well in a team
Respect for residents’ dignity, choices, and independence
Willingness to complete training, including NVQ/QCF in Health & Social Care
Willing to behave in a manner which respects the Christian ethos of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland
No experience is required, as full training and support will be provided.
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) is a community of believers shaped by faith, committed to loving God and serving others.
PCI plays an active role in social care, education, and advocacy, reflecting its core values of faith, compassion, and service. Through worship, discipleship, and outreach, PCI seeks to make a meaningful impact on society while fostering a strong, supportive Christian community.