Care Professional - Barnham & Yapton

Home Instead; Bognor Regis; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 29,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay rates

Paid mileage

Paid training and shadowing

Access to Medicash scheme

Ongoing support from Team Leaders

Regular team meet‑ups and social events

Job summary

A leading care provider in Bognor Regis is seeking a part-time Care Professional to support clients in their homes. The role involves assisting with personal care, providing companionship, and helping with meal preparation and household tasks. The ideal candidate will have genuine empathy, patience, and a sense of humour. Competitive pay rates between £12.00 to £14.50 per hour are offered, alongside paid training and mileage compensation. A driving license and a car are essential due to the nature of the work.

Qualifications

• Genuine empathy and a hearty sense of humour required.
• Car and driving license essential due to job nature.
• No prior experience necessary; training provided.

Responsibilities

• Support clients with personal care and dressing.
• Provide companionship and plan outings.
• Assist with meal preparation and household tasks.

Job description

Home Instead is the world’s leading provider of care and companionship services.

We are rated OUTSTANDING by the Care Quality Commission. We take care to match our Care Professionals to our clients. We provide the highest quality of care to help our clients continue to live safe, well and independently at home.

Home Instead are unique in the care industry as all our visits are a minimum of 1 hour. We believe that this time is needed for you to establish meaningful relationships with your clients and make a real difference to their lives!

We are looking for a part-time Care Professional to provide support to our clients in living in Barnham, Yapton & surrounding areas. You will need to be available for some mornings or evenings and alternate weekends.

Job Description

Two client visits are never the same. You will support your clients to live happy, independent lives by providing:

• Support with personal care and to get dressed - you don't need to be a runway model, but when you help a client pick out their 'feel-good' outfit for the day, you'll feel like a personal stylist.
• Companionship and trips out the house – you don't need a GCSE in history; instead, you'll have the honour of listening first‑hand to a lifetime of treasured memories, and you don't need to waltz like you're on 'Strictly,' but you'll find joy in the simple pleasure of a spontaneous dance with a client during afternoon tea.
• Preparation and support with meals - you don't need to be a master chef, but if you can brew a cuppa that warms the soul, you're already a hero in our book.
• Help around the home - you don't need to be Sherlock Holmes, but your knack for finding a client's misplaced glasses will make you feel like a day‑saving detective.

Qualifications

So, what's truly essential?

Genuine empathy, oodles of patience, and a hearty sense of humour. Your genuine kindness will transform a lonely afternoon into a brighter day for someone who needs it.

Don't worry if you've never done this before—we'll support you with plenty of training to give you confidence. Plus, with a variety of hours available covering weekdays, evenings, and weekends, we'll work with you to find a schedule that suits both you and our clients.

*We do ask for you to have a car and driving licence due to the nature of the job*

Additional Information

Why join the Home Instead Chichester family?

• Competitive pay rates between £12.00 - £14.50 ph (equivalent £24k to 29k per annum) and x 1.5 pay on bank holidays
• All visits are a minimum of an hour meaning you can build meaningful relationships
• Paid mileage, 45p per mile & paid car MOT
• Paid training & shadowing visits
• Access to Medicash scheme
• Ongoing support from Team Leaders
• Regular team meet‑ups and social events
• Award winning training, including Care Certification, City & Guilds Dementia Training and Parkinson’s Disease specialist training