Support at Home Care Worker

Bridgend County Borough Council; Bridgend; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Bridgend County Borough Council is seeking caring individuals to join the Support at Home Service as Care Workers, providing person-centred care in clients’ own homes across our communities.

Experience is welcome but not required; a passion to make a positive difference matters most. We offer flexible hours, a competitive hourly rate (£14.14–£18.25, weekend £18.25), 25 hours per week, and opportunities for training, progression, and pension benefits.

Qualifications

• Experience is welcome but not required.
• We value person-centred care approach and compassionate attitude.
• Willingness to learn and engage in training and development.

Responsibilities

• Providing person centred support tailored to individual needs, recognising strengths, capabilities and desired outcomes.
• Providing support to promote independence with aspects of daily living as identified in care plans.
• To work as part of a team alongside social workers, therapists, and health colleagues to meet identified outcomes.
• Participating in supervision sessions and career development opportunities and maintaining professional development.
• To be aware of safeguarding responsibilities and report any concerns.

Job description

Support at Home Care Worker - Provider Services

The job requirements are detailed below. Where applicable the skills, qualifications and memberships required for this job have also been included.

Job details

Salary £14.14 per hour in the week£18.25 per hour on the weekend

Contractual hours 25

Basis Part time

Job category/type Social Care – Adults/Children

Date posted 01/10/2026

Job reference 19185

25 hours per week

5 x Positions Available

If you are a caring, compassionate individual who wants to provide incredible person-centred care our Support At Home Service is waiting for you!

We provide a range of care and support services, and you will play a vital role helping people to live as independently as possible in their own homes in our communities.

Experience is welcome but not needed; we believe it is who you are as a person and the difference you can make that is important. Whether you are new to the role or have supported family or friends previously we want to hear from you; all we ask is that you have a passion to make positive changes to people’s lives.

If you’d like to help us make a difference this is what we can offer you: -

• - A range of permanent and casual flexible contract hours to promote a life/work balance
• - Competitive salary ranging from £14.14 - £18.25 per hour (Bank Holiday rate £18.25)
• -Mileage allowance for work related travel - 47p per mile
• - Generous annual leave entitlement
• - Enrolment into the excellent local government pension scheme
• - Comprehensive training programme with learning and development opportunities for career progression
• - Fully funded and supported qualifications - QCF Level 2 and above Health and Social Care (if not already achieved) and paid Social Care Worker Registration
• - Employee Assistance programme offering free access to employees 24 hours /7 / 365days a year for counselling, advice and support specialists for a range of issues as well as health & wellbeing support.
• - Multiple staff reward schemes offering a range of discounts on-line or in the high street nationwide and locally.
• - Access to the Car Benefit Scheme which offers a brand-new lease car, insurance, road tax, replacement tyres, MOT servicing and routine maintenance and breakdown cover for one monthly payment, as well as the Cycle to Work Scheme
• - Mobile phone for work related calls and support

Your key responsibilities will include: -

• Providing person centred support tailored to individual needs, recognising strengths, capabilities and desired outcomes. Encouraging people to make informed choices recognising what matters to them in their lives.
• Providing support to promote independence with aspects of daily living as identified in individuals care and support plans which may include diet/food preparation, assistance with medication and personal hygiene.
• To work as part of a team alongside social workers, therapists, and health colleagues to meet identified outcomes.
• Participating in supervision sessions and career development opportunities as agreed with your manager and actively engage in training in order to maintain your own professional development and registration with Social Care Wales and enhance competency within your role.
• To be aware of your responsibilities safeguarding individuals at risk and report any concerns which may place the individual, you, or others at risk.

Protecting children, young people or adults at risk is a core responsibility of all council employees.

An Enhanced with Adults Barred list criminal records check by the Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) is a requirement for this post.

Weekend Working are a requirement of this post.