Domiciliary Care Worker - Norwich

Care Your Way; Norwich; On-site; GBP 18,942 - 21,352; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

5.6 weeks paid holiday

Company pension

Paid training and development

Free Blue Light Card

Flexible shift patterns

Job summary

Care Your Way is seeking a Domiciliary Care Worker in Norwich, United Kingdom. The position offers competitive pay ranging from £13.75 to £15.50 per hour, with additional benefits including a comprehensive training program, paid holidays, and flexible shifts.

The role involves providing personal care, household assistance, and companionship to clients. A valid driving license is required for traveling between clients. Join a supportive team focused on your professional growth.

Qualifications

• Valid driving licence is required.
• Experience with personal care is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide companionship and household assistance.
• Assist with personal care and hydration.
• Travel between clients as needed.

Job description

Domiciliary Care Worker - Norwich

Closing Date: 31 Dec, 2028
Pay: £13.75-£15.50
Location: Norwich

Competitive rates of pay of £13.75 – £15.50 an hour, with mileage and travel time covered. Extensive benefits and ongoing career development are also available.

• Comprehensive induction and training program.
• 5.6 weeks paid holiday per year (double pay on Christmas & Boxing Day, time and a half on other bank holidays and Easter Day).
• Extra holiday day on your birthday.
• Company pension.
• Refer a friend scheme (earn up to £250).
• Paid training and development (Care Certificates, NVQs).
• Free Blue Light Card with hundreds of discounts.
• Flexible shift patterns to suit your lifestyle.
• Uniform provided.
• Full and part‑time positions available.
• Access to mobile phone applications with EMAR and HR software.
• Ongoing E‑Learning platform with hundreds of courses.
• 24/7 on‑call system for any questions.
• Paid travel time.
• Award‑winning leadership and support.

Domiciliary Care Duties

Duties for a domiciliary carer cover a wide spectrum, from companionship and household assistance to more specialised care needs. The role often involves travelling between clients, so a valid driving licence is required.

• Complex Care
• Personal Care
• Household Cleaning
• Hydration Assistance
• Meal Preparation
• Medication Reminders
• Mobility Support
• Running Errands
• Companionship
• Emergency Assistance
• Help with Dressing
• Promoting Social Interaction

Training Programme

Our team ensures you have all the skills and knowledge needed to succeed daily. Training is customised based on your goals, giving you a clear path for professional growth.

We support you with a personalised development plan and incorporate employee feedback to improve the quality of care and your role.