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- Denville Hall
Housekeeper18 days ago£11.84–£12.12 hourlyFull-timeLondonTo provide a full housekeeping service to the care home promoting high standards of cleanliness. To support and assist the Home Manager with the smooth running of the care home. · To work in conjunction with care staff to change and sort linen, towels and curtains and undertake linen checks. · To ensure that residents’ rooms and public areas are in perfect order, reporting any faults, eg defective light bulbs, worn carpets, broken fittings. · To look after and clean housekeeping equipment and machinery and ensure the economical and correct use of cleaning materials. · In accordance with HACCP [Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points] regulations, keep kitchen thoroughly clean including daily, weekly, and monthly jobs. · In accordance with HACCP regulations, monitor and accurately record food temperatures. Report any problems to Catering Department. · Adhere to the COSHH [Control of Substances Hazardous to Health] Policy. · To assist with residents’ needs in organising dry cleaning service. · To attend staff meetings and training where appropriate. · To assist in the maintenance of a safe and healthy working environment by ensuring adherence to Denville Hall Group’s Health & Safety and Welfare policies and procedures. · Duty to whistle blow if witness bad practice or harm to a resident within the care home.
Easy apply - Pillars of Truth Ministry Trust
Volunteer2 months ago£17–£20 hourlyFull-timeLondonJob Opening: Religious Worker at Pillars of Truth Ministry Trust Pillars of Truth Ministry Trust is excited to announce a job opening for the position of Religious Worker. This role does not involve core ministerial responsibilities. The individual will work under the direction and supervision of the Pastoral Board in alignment with the organization's vision, policies, and coordination. Responsibilities: 1. Administrative Support: Assist in administrative tasks and work closely with department heads in publishing, record-keeping, and facilitating team meetings. 2. Community Outreach: Engage and reach out to the community, with a special focus on the elderly, frail, infirm, and disabled. 3. Collaboration: Collaborate with other voluntary organizations to promote the well-being of the community. 4. Welfare Support: Work closely with welfare services to address the needs of the economically marginalized within the community, assess their needs, and respond appropriately. 5. Empathy and Listening: Demonstrate empathy and possess excellent listening skills. 6. Advocacy: Advocate on behalf of vulnerable community members and those with disabilities. 7. Awareness: Be aware of the needs of church families, especially the elderly. 8. Practical Support: Support practical aspects such as creating a safe working environment, providing a safe play area for children, and maintaining safe social spaces. Qualifications and Skills: - Strong organizational and administrative skills. - Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. - Ability to work collaboratively with various departments and external organizations. - Empathy and effective listening skills. - Advocacy experience is an asset. - Awareness of and sensitivity to the needs of vulnerable and marginalized community members. - Commitment to creating and maintaining a safe and inclusive environment.Application Process: Interested candidates are invited to submit their resume and a cover letter outlining their qualifications and experience. We look forward to welcoming a dedicated and compassionate individual to our team who shares our commitment to serving the community and upholding our values.
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