Live In Care Worker - North London

Flexy Support Ltd; Whetstone; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Job summary

Flexy Support Ltd in the United Kingdom is seeking compassionate Live-In Care Workers to stay with clients in their own homes, providing reassurance, companionship and practical support to help them remain safe and independent.

You will follow personalised care plans designed around each client’s needs, ensuring dignity, independence and wellbeing, with rotations and private room during placements.

Responsibilities

• Provide personal care, help with washing, bathing, dressing and grooming
• Assist with medication when required and support mobility
• Prepare meals and drinks and assist with daily living tasks
• Maintain a safe, clean and comfortable home environment
• Offer companionship and meaningful engagement with clients
• Follow care plans and document daily care records
• Report wellbeing changes to the care team and coordinate with coordinators

Job description

Whetstone, United Kingdom | Posted on 04/30/2026

Contract: Live-In Placement | Flexible Rotations Available

Some care happens in moments.

Live-in care happens in relationships.

We’re looking for compassionate, reliable Live-In Care Workers who want to make a genuine difference by supporting people to remain safe, comfortable, and independent in their own homes.

This is a deeply meaningful role. You’ll become a trusted presence in someone’s life — providing reassurance, companionship, and practical support while helping them continue living the life they love.

The Heart of the Role

As a Live-In Care Worker, you will stay in a client’s home during your placement, offering consistent care and companionship throughout the day.

Your role is not just about assisting with tasks — it’s about creating a warm, respectful environment where someone can feel safe, valued, and supported in their own space.

You’ll follow personalised care plans designed around each client’s needs, ensuring their dignity, independence, and wellbeing remain at the centre of everything you do.

What You’ll Be Doing

Your support will help clients maintain their routines, comfort, and independence.

• Personal Care
• Supporting with washing, bathing, dressing, and grooming
• Assisting with medication when required
• Supporting mobility and general wellbeing
• Daily Living Support
• Preparing meals and drinks
• Helping with light household tasks such as laundry and tidying
• Ensuring the home remains safe and comfortable
• Companionship
• Spending quality time with clients through conversation and activities
• Encouraging hobbies, interests, and mental stimulation
• Providing emotional reassurance and a friendly presence
• Practical Support
• Helping with errands, appointments, or outings where appropriate
• Monitoring wellbeing and reporting any changes to the care team
• Maintaining daily care records and following care plans

Sometimes the most valuable thing you offer is simply being there.

Living Arrangements

During your placement you will:

• Live in the client’s home
• Have your own private room and allocated rest time
• Work as part of a wider care team providing ongoing support
• Rotations and placements will vary depending on client needs and availability.

Training & Support

You’ll receive the guidance and training needed to feel confident in your role.

• A full induction and onboarding programme
• Ongoing support from coordinators and supervisors
• Opportunities to develop your skills and experience within care

You’ll always have a team behind you to support you throughout your placement.

Who This Role Is For

This role could be perfect if you are:

• Naturally kind, patient, and compassionate
• Comfortable spending extended time supporting one individual
• A good listener who enjoys meaningful human connection
• Reliable and respectful of people’s homes and routines
• Previous care experience is welcomed, but people with the right attitude and willingness to learn are strongly encouraged to apply.

A Role That Truly Matters

Live-in care is one of the most personal forms of support someone can receive. Your presence can bring comfort, stability, and companionship to someone who needs it most.

If this feels like the kind of role you’ve been searching for — or if you believe you could bring warmth, dignity, and reassurance to someone’s life — we would love to hear from you.

Requirements

The right to work in the UK

A caring and professional approach

Ability to follow care plans and maintain confidentiality

Some placements may require a driving licence depending on client needs.