Reablement Support Worker (Hospital to Home)

The Care Bureau Ltd; Warwick; On-site; GBP 11,000 - 18,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Guaranteed hours contract

Block shifts

Paid mileage between calls

Full induction and paid training

Ongoing support from office and on‑d呼?

Holiday pay

Pension

Refer-a-friend bonus

Career progression into senior or co-?

Job summary

The Care Bureau Ltd. is seeking a Reablement Support Worker to help people transition from hospital to home across Warwickshire. You will support daily activities, personal care, meals and medication prompts, and assist clients to regain independence following discharge.

You will join a team focused on safety, independence and confidence-building, with paid induction and ongoing support. A driving licence and access to a car are required for travel between visits.

Qualifications

• Compassionate, patient and reliable with a genuine desire to make a difference to people’s lives.
• Training provided and support offered regardless of prior care experience.
• Willing to travel between visits across Warwickshire.
• You hold a full UK driving licence and have access to your own car with business insurance.
• Available to work shifts including early mornings, evenings and weekends.
• Willing to undergo an enhanced DBS check.

Responsibilities

• Welcoming people home from hospital and helping them settle in safely
• Supporting personal care, meals, medication prompts and daily routines
• Helping people rebuild confidence and practise everyday skills, in line with their reablement plan
• Spotting changes in health or wellbeing and reporting them promptly
• Keeping clear, accurate records and working with the wider team and health professionals

Job description

Reablement Support Worker (Hospital to Home)

Location: Warwickshire (flexible across the county)

Contract: Guaranteed hours, block shifts

Pay: £12.71 to £12.80 per hour

About the role

Leaving hospital can be daunting. As a Reablement Support Worker with Care Bureau, you'll be the friendly face who gets people safely home and settled again. Like domiciliary care, you'll work in people's own homes. The difference is that you'll support people straight after a hospital discharge. You'll help them settle back in, regain confidence and get back to doing things for themselves, so the aim is to build independence rather than create dependence.

What you'll be doing

• Welcoming people home from hospital and helping them settle in safely
• Supporting personal care, meals, medication prompts and daily routines
• Helping people rebuild their confidence and practise everyday skills, in line with their reablement plan
• Spotting any changes in someone's health or wellbeing and reporting them promptly
• Keeping clear, accurate records and working closely with the wider team and health professionals

What we offer

• A guaranteed hours contract, so you know what you're earning each week
• Block shifts, so you can plan your life around work
• Paid mileage between calls
• Full induction and paid training, including moving and handling, medication, etc.
• Ongoing support from a friendly office and on-call team
• Holiday pay, pension, refer-a-friend bonus, career progression into senior or coordinator roles

About you

• You’re compassionate, patient and reliable, with a genuine desire to make a difference to people’s lives.
• Whether you have care experience or are starting a new career, we’ll provide the training and support you need.
• You’re passionate about helping people maintain their independence, dignity and confidence in their own homes.
• You’re flexible and willing to travel between visits across Warwickshire.
• You hold a full UK driving licence and have access to your own car with business insurance.
• You’re available to work shifts, including early mornings, evenings and weekends.
• You’re willing to undergo an enhanced DBS check, which we’ll arrange.

Care Bureau is an equal opportunities employer. All offers are subject to satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check.

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