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St Monica Trust is seeking a Resident Support Assistant in a Bristol-based charity role. You will deliver hospitality, housekeeping and catering support to residents in our care homes, creating a warm, home-like atmosphere and ensuring high standards of cleanliness and comfort.
The position focuses on resident wellbeing and a welcoming environment rather than direct care, with a rolling rota including some weekend shifts to maintain dining and communal areas.
Salary: £28,038.40 per annum
Hours: Full time, 40 hours per week
Working pattern: Working on a rolling rota. Shift times: 11:00-19:30 to include alternate weekends
At St Monica Trust, we’re a Bristol-based charity with over 100 years of supporting older people to live fulfilling, independent lives. We believe that creating a welcoming, comfortable and enjoyable environment is just as important as the care and support we provide.
As a Resident Support Assistant, you’ll play an important role in residents’ day-to-day experience by delivering high-quality housekeeping, hospitality and catering support within our care homes.
This is not a care role. Instead, you’ll focus on creating a warm, welcoming environment where residents feel valued, comfortable and at home. Whether you’re preparing dining areas, serving meals, supporting housekeeping activities or simply taking time to chat with residents, you’ll help make every day a little brighter.
We’re looking for someone who can demonstrate the following key skills and requirements:
Duties must be carried out in compliance with St Monica Trust's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Policy.
Duties must be carried out in compliance with current UK GDPR and with St Monica Trust's Confidentiality and Data Protection Policy.
This role profile contains the principal accountabilities relating to this post and does not describe in detail all the duties required to carry them out.
This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and this means that any criminal conviction, including spent convictions, must be made known at the time of the application.