Health and social care jobs in United Kingdom

We are a young, innovative brand redefining the hospitality industry with our unique concept - bars and restaurants styled as a fictional flat share. Our venues are designed to be welcoming, inviting, and unpretentious, with a creative and quirky approach that never feels forced. At the heart of our ethos is a family-like culture, where care, respect, and fun are paramount. We believe in community spirit, where every action impacts the group. About the role: We are keen to find the right Host/Hostess who aligns with the company concept can contribute significantly to creating a memorable house party experience for your guests! 1-2 years of experience in a busy environment Understanding of customer service Enjoyment of hospitality and great parties What we offer: Dress Code: No uniform is required. We pride ourselves on our relaxed atmosphere and allow our team to bring their own personality to work! We only ask that you look your best. Learning & Development: Your growth is our growth. We give access to books, courses, and - online resources to help grow our team’s skills and knowledge. Spectrum Mental Health Programme: This is a dedicated support platform for our employees' mental health and well-being Off-Shift Discounts: We give all our team discounts at all our venues during off-hours. It’s 50% off, up to max 6 pax, for the staff member’s bill. Team Socials and Company Events: Join our regular program of events, celebrating our team and successes. This includes company days, summer & Christmas parties, and team drinks Wagestream Pension scheme contribution Staff meal, hot drinks and after shift drink allowance

Sensecare Group is a limited company registered in England & Wales in December 2013 under company Registration , by a team of professionals who have years of experience in the Healthcare industry. The company is proud to have partnered with the National Health Service [NHS] Collaborative Procurement Partnership (2016 - 2018) Neuven Standard Rating, NHS Workforce Alliance Clinical & Healthcare Staffing supplier and NHS Wales Shared Business Partnership to assist the NHS in delivering world-class service to its patients. We strongly believe it is the hard work of our team for the excellent growth and success of our company. Job Summary: We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Support Worker to join our team. The Support Worker will provide high-quality care and support to individuals with various needs, ensuring their well-being and helping them lead fulfilling lives. This role involves assisting with daily activities, promoting independence, and maintaining a safe and supportive environment. Key Responsibilities: Personal Care: Assist individuals with personal hygiene, including bathing, dressing, and grooming. Support with toileting and continence management. Help with mobility and physical activities. Daily Living Support: Assist with meal preparation, feeding, and promoting healthy eating habits. Support with household tasks such as cleaning, laundry, and shopping. Help individuals manage their medication and attend medical appointments. Emotional and Social Support: Provide companionship and build positive relationships with individuals. Encourage participation in social, recreational, and educational activities. Support individuals in maintaining contact with family and friends. Promoting Independence: Empower individuals to make choices and decisions about their lives. Encourage and support the development of skills for independent living. Assist with budgeting and financial management. Health and Safety: Ensure a safe and clean environment for individuals. Follow health and safety guidelines and report any concerns. Administer first aid and respond to emergencies when necessary. Record Keeping and Reporting: Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of care provided. Report any changes in individuals’ conditions to the appropriate personnel. Participate in care planning and review meetings. Benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunities for professional development and training. Supportive and collaborative working environment. How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their resume and a cover letter detailing their qualifications and experience. Equal Opportunity Employer: We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applications from all qualified individuals, regardless of race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, or disability.

Job description: Health and Social Care Tutor/Assessor GRADE: Lecturer REPORTS TO: Head of Projects and Employability RESPONSIBLE FOR: JOB PURPOSE: To deliver teaching, learning and assessment to learners on a wide range of health and social care related qualifications delivered as part of Saxon Academy of Learning Into Healthcare Programme. Tutors will have recent experience in the health and social care sector and will be aware of the needs of unemployed and economically inactive learners looking to develop the skills necessary to progress into employment or further education and training. The Get Into Healthcare tutor will take responsibility for the effective running of the courses. OBJECTIVES OF THE POST · To work as part of the Projects and Employability team to design, develop, and deliver individual programmes of training and assessment across the Health and Social Care sectors · To plan and deliver core vocational courses that use innovative pedagogical methodologies to develop the skills learners need to succeed and progress to employment or further study · To deliver care related learning though a range of methods e.g. individual / group, Microsoft teams, Zoom, online learning platforms and remote / distance learning · To develop and share online materials to support teaching and learning · To act as Personal and / or Group Tutor for designated groups of learners MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The post holder will: · Deliver a timetable of teaching, learning and assessment as agreed with the Head of Projects and Employability · To design and implement effective induction programmes for all learners · Undertake delivery planning in collaboration with team members that is compliant with all external requirements · Develop and share online materials to support teaching and learning · Plan and deliver core vocational courses that use innovative methodologies to develop the skills learners need to succeed and progress · Undertake all related administrative duties to include completion of registers, preparation of learning materials and learner assignments, marking of work and providing constructive feedback to learners etc. · To ensure ILPs and progress reviews are completed appropriate to individual learner requirements, including the setting of smart targets and action planning to monitor learners progress and help learners to plan next steps and progression routes · Produce schemes of work, lesson plans and assessment schedules for individual courses · Monitor and report on learner attendance and performance on an ongoing basis · Act as a group tutor to coach and mentor learners to ensure retention, achievement and progression · To deliver teaching, learning and assessment ensuring a positive learner experience and timely achievement. · Ensure the timely completion of assessment and documentation to meet awarding body, audit and organisational requirements · Submit portfolios in a timely manner for internal/external verification and work with the IV to ensure quality improvement · Work within the framework set out by Awarding Bodies, including verification and moderation systems, whether set internally or externally · To liaise with Awarding Bodies through Internal Verifiers and External Verifiers where appropriate · Maintain records of learner’s progress and achievement and ensure all records are accurate and complete · Undertake appropriate learning and development activities as required for the job role and maintain a record of all CPD · Attend standardisation and team meetings to develop team and individual performance · To carry out work place assessment of candidates including obtaining witness testimonies and oral testing of underpinning knowledge and ensure learners are set SMART targets; · To contribute to the development of the curriculum; · To maintain and update knowledge of appropriate awarding body units at all levels; PERSON SPECIFICATION The College wishes to appoint highly skilled and committed staff to work as part of a high quality and flexible project team. Evidence of the following will be looked for during appointment. EXPERIENCE · Experience in teaching and assessing Health and Social Care courses at a range of levels · Experience in teaching and assessing Employability based courses at a range of levels · Relevant experience in the Health and Social Care sector · Excellent IT Skills and proficient in using E-Portfolio's and Online Assessment software QUALIFICATIONS · A recognised teaching qualification (or a willingness to work towards) – PTTLS / CTLLS / DTLLS / CertEd / PGCE · A degree or L4+ Professional qualification in Health and Social Care or associated field · GCSE or Level 2 in Maths, English and ICT · Assessors/Verifiers Award KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS · Ability to motivate and inspire individuals to learn and achieve both on-line and in the classroom · Ability to plan learning in line with Ofsted requirements · Excellent written and verbal communication skills · Ability to work as part of a team and individually · Excellent organisational and administrative skills · Ability to work across College sites · Flexible in approach and receptive to new learning initiatives · Have the skills and ability to work with unemployed and economically inactive learners · Excellent interpersonal skills ANY OTHER ABILITIES · Commitment to the College aims and ethos · Ability to work quickly and accurately under pressure · Ability to prioritise work to deadlines · Ability to work flexibly as a member of the team · Accurate record keeping · English Proficiency (Native English) It should be noted that this job description merely provides a resume of the main duties and responsibilities of the post and will be subject to periodic review in conjunction with your Line Manager and the Human Resources Manager which may lead to revisions in light of the operational requirements of the College. Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: From £27,000.00 per year Work Location: In person

Company Description Nannie Annies Day Care is a pioneering and high-quality child-focused service with locations in Woodford Green and South Woodford. We blend traditional values with the latest techniques in child development to nurture each child's learning and help them reach their full potential. Our aim is to create a supportive and stimulating environment where children can thrive. We value your work-life balance, which is why we offer a standard 4-day work week! Our established nursery is Woodford Green is seeking enthusiastic and experienced educators to join our team. What to Expect in Your Role with Nannie Annies: As a Nursery Practitioner at Nannie Annies Day Care, you'll place each child at the heart of our family. You will: Inspire curiosity, creativity, and independence in every child. Utilize state-of-the-art facilities and resources to bring our bespoke curriculum to life. Build and maintain excellent relationships with children and families while delivering our unique educational programmes. If you hold a relevant Early Years qualification (Level 3 or above), seize this opportunity to join Nannie Annies Day Care and help us revolutionize Early Years Education. Why Join Nannie Annies Day Care? We offer industry-leading salaries and benefits, including: Competitive salary ranging from £25,000 to £27,500 per year, plus up to £2,000 in performance bonuses. A flexible 4-day work week, covering a maximum of 38 hours. Up to 33 days of annual leave, including 3 days between Christmas and New Year, and your birthday off. Access to continuous professional development. Further your training with in-house training for formal Early Years qualifications, including EYTT. Provided uniform. And There's More… Up to £500 per year travel allowance. Employee Assistance Program with various discounts on travel, insurance, entertainment, and more. Paid well-being breaks included in your workday. Three inset training days per year. Regular celebrations and social events throughout the year. Join Nannie Annies Day Care and become a part of a team that’s dedicated to making a real difference in Early Years Education. Apply today and start your journey with us! Job Type: Full-time Pay: £28,000.00-£32,000.00 per year Benefits: Additional leave Company events Company pension Employee discount Free or subsidised travel Health & wellbeing programme Private medical insurance Referral programme Sick pay Transport links Schedule: Day shift Monday to Friday School type: Day nursery Preschool Private nursery school Education: A-Level or equivalent (preferred) Experience: Nursery: 2 years (required) Licence/Certification: Driving Licence (preferred) Work authorisation: United Kingdom (required) Work Location: In person

Summary of Role: As a Contact Supervisor, you will ensure that families are welcomed and supported when in the Supervised Contact Centre, in community settings and other appropriate venues as required. You will have an open-minded, flexible and caring approach towards children, parents and other family members who are attending supervised contact. Our aim is to provide a happy and positive experience for children, young people and their families. You will therefore ensure that children and young people are kept safe and that their emotional wellbeing is prioritised at all times. You will ensure the welfare of children and young people is at the forefront of the team’s work and ensure that Family Action and Hertfordshire’s safeguarding procedures are followed. You will provide an opportunity to support parents to maintain positive relationships with their children. Where required, you will oversee practical and emotional support for parents building a trusting relationship with them; this will help to make supervised contact sessions a positive experience for the children. Where contact is between the wider family group e.g., sibling contact, you will ensure the needs, preferences and experiences of all attendees are considered and supported. Key Tasks and Responsibilities: 1. To support the delivery of safe and effective supervised contact sessions. 2. To promote and maintain contact arrangements that are agreed between all parties including respecting the wishes of children and young people. 3. To ensure you have an understanding of, and comply with, Family Action’s and Hertfordshire’s procedures for promoting and safeguarding the welfare and safety of children and vulnerable adults, undertaking risk assessments before each session ensuring that the risks identified by Social Workers are mitigated. 4. To assess the quality of parenting observed during the supervised contact, ensuring that the key areas for observation identified by the Social Worker are addressed, and use this evidence to complete detailed and timely reports as required by the court and/or principal social worker. 5. To ensure that all supervised contact sessions are managed to ensure as positive experience for the children and young people as possible. 6. To recognise any risks of harm and intervene appropriately to de-escalate the risks or bring in additional support as required to safeguard the children. 7. To keep records of your work using Family Action systems, adhere to confidentiality, information sharing protocols and risk assessment processes. 8. To have the ability to travel to supervised contact sessions in other area’s (when required). 9. To contribute to the collection, recording and analysis of information required by commissioners, judiciary, principal social worker and Family Action and provide accurate reports as necessary. 10. To participate in personal supervision, funded training and appraisal processes to ensure your knowledge skills and practice is of a high standard. 11. To implement the principles of Family Action’s Equal Opportunities Policy in every aspect of your work and positively promote the principles of the policy amongst colleagues, service users and other members of the community. 12. To comply with Family Action’s Health and Safety Policy, Data Protection Policy and to protect the health, safety and welfare of yourself and others. 13. To ensure you have an understanding and comply with Family Action’s and Hertfordshire’s procedures for promoting and safeguarding the welfare of children and vulnerable adults. 14. To ensure the implementation of Family Action’s Diversity & Equality Policy and our Ethical Policy in every aspect of your work and positively promote the principles of these policies amongst colleagues, service users and other members of the community. 15. To comply with Family Action’s Health and Safety Policy, Data Protection Policy and to protect your own and others’ health, safety and welfare. 16. To work flexibly as may be required by the needs of the service and carry out any other reasonable duties as required. 17. Work flexibly to meet opening hours of the centres, including some Saturdays. 18. To demonstrate, at all times, Family Action’s values, which underpin Family Action’s mission of ‘building stronger families’ by: a) people focused b) Reflecting a ‘can do’ approach c) Striving for excellence in everything we do d) Having mutual respect for everyone we work with, work for and support through our services Person Specification 1. Educated to level two or above (or working towards) with experience of or a recognised professional qualification in social work, health, education, early years, youth work or equivalent, and evidence of a commitment to continuing learning and professional development. 2. The ability to work with families in conflict and the importance of remaining impartial, objective and focused on the needs of the child/children at all times. 3. Understanding of child development, attachment and appropriate parenting approaches. 4. The ability to demonstrate an understanding of safe working practices, risk assessment and risk management. 5. Good planning and excellent report writing and record keeping skills. Experience of and ability to use MS Office applications and electronic recording systems. 6. Understanding of the needs of families / individuals, and of the impact of disadvantage and social exclusion and a commitment to and willingness to promote inclusion and equality of opportunity for all. 7. A confident and professional approach to working with service users, stakeholders and colleagues. 8. Excellent verbal, listening and written skills, including basic IT skills. 9. The ability to priorities and organise workload effectively including the timely completion and submission of case records and reports. 10. The ability, commitment and willingness to work flexibly including evenings and weekends. 11. The ability and willingness to occasionally travel within the Hertfordshire area. 12. To demonstrate, at all times, Family Action’s values, which underpin Family Action’s mission of ‘building stronger families’ by: a) people focused b) Reflecting a ‘can do’ approach c) Striving for excellence in everything we do d) Having mutual respect for everyone we work with, work for and support through our services.

PCS Healthcare is a family run home care agency that prides itself on providing quality care services to clients. We are currently looking for kind, caring and compassionate individuals to work in various locations across the United Kingdom, providing domiciliary care and support to a range of customers within the community. Whether you are looking for full time or part time work, we can assist you with your next career move within the care industry. As a care assistant, you can expect your job to include the following: · Preparing client meals and snacks · Personal care · Companionship care · Help with general household chores · Helping clients with shopping · Escorting clients to an activity or medical appointment Requirements: · CSTF Mandatory training units (Required) · Driving Licence and access to a vehicle (Preferred) · Minimum 1 years’ experience in providing care (Required) · Level 3 Health & Social Care (Preferred) · Must be able to work a flexible shift pattern · The Right to Work in the UK – please note we do not provide sponsorship or accept skilled worker visas at the present time. Benefits: · Paid holidays – pro rata · Uniform provided · Training support provided Salary: The salary rates would be determined based on your previous experience and would be discussed with you directly. PCS Healthcare is an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all sections of the community and are committed to promoting equality and diversity in the workplace.

Job description You will join our team providing support to vulnerable adults, you will be working as part of a team in a supported living setting for customers with Mental Health and mild learning disability so experience and qualification in a similar role is essential, you will support them with going to activities and achieving an active life. You will need to be able to work independently and have the confidence to deal with customers with compassion and promote social interaction as much as is possible. Excellent listening and communication skills are essential. You will also need to be able to demonstrate a good standard of written, verbal and numeracy skills, as well as good basic IT skills. You will take part in the day-to-day running of the house and the development of the service in such a way that customers' opportunities for growth and the acquisition of new skills are maximised. You will help develop community links, both within the house and in the external community. To liaise regularly with a range of agencies and individuals, such as Health, Social Services, Voluntary Sector Groups, Department of Social Security, GPs, Carers and oher significant people in the lives of the tenants

We are a young, innovative brand redefining the hospitality industry with our unique concept - bars and restaurants styled as a fictional flat share. Our venues are designed to be welcoming, inviting, and unpretentious, with a creative and quirky approach that never feels forced. At the heart of our ethos is a family-like culture, where care, respect, and fun are paramount. We believe in community spirit, where every action impacts the group. About the role: We are keen to find the right bartender who aligns with the company concept can contribute significantly to creating a memorable house party experience for your guests! - 1-2 years of experience in a busy environment - Understanding of classic cocktails - Enjoyment of hospitality and great parties What we offer: - Dress Code: No uniform is required. We pride ourselves on our relaxed atmosphere and allow our team to bring their own personality to work! We only ask that you look your best. - Learning & Development: Your growth is our growth. We give access to books, courses, and - online resources to help grow our team’s skills and knowledge. - Spectrum Mental Health Programme: This is a dedicated support platform for our employees' mental health and well-being - Off-Shift Discounts: We give all our team discounts at all our venues during off-hours. It’s 50% off, up to max 6 pax, for the staff member’s bill. - Team Socials and Company Events: Join our regular program of events, celebrating our team and successes. This includes company days, summer & Christmas parties, and team drinks - Wagestream - Pension scheme contribution - Staff meal, hot drinks and after shift drink allowance

Job Description We are currently looking to hire a Recruitment Consultant/Resourcer for our office in Ipswich office. Social Personnel is a is a health and social care recruitment agency, focusing on the private and local authority sectors. We have several offices set across England and we are on the lookout for talented individuals to be part of our growth. The role of the Recruitment Resourcer is to support the team across a variety of vacancies by actively contacting potential candidates that are suitable for the specific role. Working closely with the team, the Recruitment Resourcer will ensure the candidate’s registration and application runs smoothly, by remaining in close contact with both candidate, and office staff to guide them through the process. Benefits of working with Social Personnel: The main duties of this role include: Use all available recruitment channels to source suitable applicants for our vacancies. Undertaking an initial screening process of all candidates To undertake a variety of recruitment related projects as and when required to support the evolution and continuous improvement of the centralised recruitment service. Ensuring that the Applicant Tracking System is accurate and up to date at all times. To work with your team to ensure that all individual and team performance objectives are met. What we are looking for in a successful candidate: A friendly and warming personality Experience within a similar recruitment role is preferred but not essential. Strong customer service skills Job Types: Full-time, Permanent: Salary: £16,500.00-£21,000.00 per year Commission Incentive Scheme on top of basic salary Schedule: Monday to Friday, Office Based A structured pathway for your career development Contributory pension scheme Company Healthcare scheme 28 days holiday including public holidays (increasing year on year)

We seek an individual who embodies passion, resilience, enthusiasm, motivation, outcome orientation, a commitment to continuous improvement, and forward-thinking. The ideal candidate will be Ofsted registered and possess at least 2 years of managerial experience within the last 5 years in a children's residential care setting. PERSON SPECIFICATION ESSENTIAL Have a minimum of 2 years' experience of managing an Ofsted children’s home. Experience of working in a Management Role within a children’s residential care setting Have an QCF Level 3 Diploma for the Children's and Young People's Workforce or QCF Level 5 Diploma in Leadership for Health and Social Care or equivalent qualification in Children and Young People's Services or willingness to work towards. Physically fit Proven ability to lead staff teams and line management experience, including supervisions. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Calm, approachable manner, adaptable and non-judgemental. Knowledge of Child Protection & Safeguarding. You're passionate and hold a strong belief in insuring that children and young people should have equal opportunities, a voice that should be heard. Sound knowledge and understanding of Children Homes regulation including Quality Standards 2015, The Children’s Homes (Amendment) Regulations 2011, Care Standards Act 2000, Ofsted and related legislation, and policies and procedures. DESIRABLE NVQ or Diploma Level 5 in Leadership & Management in Residential Children’s Services or equivalent. Social Work Qualification of Equivalent. Any relevant or transferrable skills, such as First Aid trained. Knowledge of the Children Act & Children’s Homes Regulations. Full UK Driving License. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES WILL COMPROMISE OF BUT NOT LIMITED TO: AS A REGISTERED MANAGER YOU WILL: Manage a two-bedroom home, providing a warm and nurturing environment, providing a safe and supportive environment for children and young people. Ensure the home is compliance with regulations by upholding superior standards of care and support for both children, young people, and the staff. Ensure strict adherence to the Children's Home Regulations 2015. Be responsible for the day-to-day operation/management of an Ofsted regulated residential provision. Manage the Residential Home and ensure the efficient operation of the service in accordance with the relevant legislation, procedures, policies, and the Statement of Purpose for the home. Assist and supervise in the continual assessment of the needs of the children and young people and to identify and prepare specific development plans to ensure the most appropriate service provision. Help with a thorough staff training and development plan so that the service has all the skills and expertise needed to support young people effectively. Ensure all staff consistently display professional ethics and behaviour. They will lead the coordination of service provision and serve as a central source of support, advice, and coaching for all staff. Take charge of safeguarding and advocating for individual rights, ensuring high-quality care that is devoid of oppression and where differences are embraced and respected. WHAT WE WILL ASSIST YOU WITH: Recruiting your staff team to help you establish a family-like environment where children and young people receive genuine support to grow and develop, while ensuring that staff feel welcomed, supported, and valued in fulfilling their roles. Leading your team and investing in their development. Supporting your continuous professional growth. Providing ongoing development programs for managers. We are seeking candidates with demonstrated managerial expertise in a Residential Care Setting, coupled with a fervent dedication to enhancing the lives and prospects of children and young individuals. The position requires an enhanced DBS disclosure, employment background check, satisfactory references, and verification of the right to work in the UK.

Are you ready to be part of the exceptional team at Champneys? At Champneys, our commitment to health and wellbeing is unwavering, with our therapists playing a pivotal role in realising this vision. We take immense pride in our outstanding teams, comprising therapists who are truly exemplary in their field. A defining feature of Champneys is our dedication to fostering internal growth and development. We prioritise investing in learning and development opportunities, starting from the ground level, as evidenced by our highly successful Champneys Apprenticeship scheme. From there, we facilitate the advancement of our therapists through various roles, including Spa Therapists, Senior Therapists, and the prestigious Premier Therapist Journey. Our Premier Therapist Journey is a highly sought-after program that serves as a natural progression for Senior Therapists. Participants undergo rigorous training in advanced treatments to refine their skills and are entrusted with the care of our esteemed Champneys VIPs. Our commitment to training is upheld by our in-house trainers, whose mission is to ensure that our therapists realize their full potential, regardless of their Champneys journey. These trainers provide steadfast support to help therapists hone their skills, from initial consultations to offering homecare advice and prioritizing their own wellbeing as practitioners. As a Spa Therapist at Champneys, you'll embody our passion for wellbeing, delivering exceptional service driven by a dedication to surpassing our guests' expectations. Naturally warm and enthusiastic, you'll provide top-tier service and administer a diverse array of therapeutic, holistic, and wellbeing treatments, including facials, massages, and nail treatments. We embrace this ethos as the 'Family Factor', envisioning how you would care for your own loved ones during a spa retreat. To join our team, candidates must hold a Level 2 & 3 NVQ in Beauty Therapy or an equivalent qualification. ** MASSAGE EXPERIENCE ESSENTIAL ** Benefits: As a renowned wellbeing brand, our benefits align with our core mission of enhancing your overall happiness and health. In addition to collaborating with exceptional colleagues, you'll enjoy: - Comprehensive mental health support - Health, wellness, and wellbeing incentives - Champneys experiences such as overnight stays or ultimate spa days - App technology for streamlined essential forms - In-house social media connecting the Champneys Family - Motivating, rewarding, and engaging colleague events - Discounted stays for you, friends, and family at our Hotels or Resorts - Heavily discounted rates at our getaway Haven - Complimentary Spa Day upon completion of your probationary period - 50% discount on all Champneys products - Generous discounts on partner products from Elemis and Clarins - Discounted membership to our exceptional health clubs - Access to learning & development opportunities for job satisfaction and career advancement - Mental Health Awareness Days - Access to Merlin Entertainments Attractions - Introduce a friend incentive - Long service celebrations - Free parking - Professional uniform

At Northwest Care Providers, we are a trusted provider of nursing and care staff to both the health and social care sectors. Based in Bolton, we operate throughout the North West of England, with a team of dedicated professionals from all over the region. Our agency offers flexible work opportunities for nurses, healthcare assistants, and support staff who are committed to delivering quality care to our clients. We understand the importance of work-life balance, which is why we allow our staff to choose when and how often they want to work. Whether you need full-time hours, part-time hours or want to have income from another job, our agency can help. We have ongoing recruitment opportunities for healthcare professionals. We also have training programmes to ensure that our staff have the necessary skills and knowledge to provide excellent care to our clients. We take pride in our commitment to our clients and staff. If you are looking for a rewarding and flexible job in the healthcare and nursing industry, we would love to hear from you. Jobs Available: Healthcare Assistant Registered Nurse Registered Manager Care Supporters Senior Care Assistant Benefits HOURS: VARIOUS AVAILABLE (FLEXIBLE) Excellent hourly rates Temporary & Permanent Positions Learning & Development Opportunities Contact us today to learn more about our opportunities. Job Types: Part-time, Permanent, Temporary contract, Fixed term contract, Zero hours contract Contract length: 6 months Part-time hours: 20 per week Salary: £12.00 - £13.00 per hour (Healthcare Assisstant) £20.00 - £24.00 per hour (Registered Manager) Benefits: Flexitime Schedule: 12 hour shift 8 hour shift Day shift Flexitime Monday to Friday Night shift Weekend availability Job Types: Full-time, Part-time Expected hours: 20 – 30 per week Benefits: Free parking Flexible Language Requirement: English not required Schedule: Flexitime Monday to Friday Experience: Nursing: 1 year (preferred) License/Certification: NMC (preferred) Work Location: In person

Please note - we currently do not have a Home Office licence to offer sponsorship and recruit care staff from overseas. Please do not apply if you require sponsorship as your application will not be progressed. Thank you Are you an experienced senior carer or a care assistant looking to advance your career? You could join our incredible team in Nantwich as we are looking for an additional senior carer to ensure that the care we provide is of the highest quality. Senior Care Assistants provide leadership to the team and shadow, observe, and mentor new care assistants. They also have a key role in developing care plans and carry out client reviews and assessments. Senior Care Assistants are also part of the on call team, on a rota basis, dealing with emergency calls and covering care calls when required. Purpose of the position The role is key in ensuring only the highest standards of person-centered care are delivered to our clients within their own homes. To act as a role model to support and develop our team of care assistants, demonstrating high levels of care. To work as part of the management team, monitoring the quality of care provided and carrying out client reviews. Main duties and responsibilities - To carry out needs assessments and risk assessments for clients with regular monitoring and reviews. - To carry out introductory visits of new care assistants to clients. - To be part of the on-call team in case of an emergency / out of office hours (additional payment for on-call). - To be actively involved with the shadowing and observations of new staff. This includes shadowing new care assistants, completing their shadowing documents and providing on-the-job training of how to complete care tasks as outlined in their job descriptions and company handbook. - To motivate and build the team with ongoing mentoring and identifying training needs of care assistants. - To monitor all clients for service and care assistant satisfaction, including completing spot checks. - To ensure accuracy and completeness of clients’ documentation held electronically. - To manage difficult situations calmly and effectively. The Senior Care Assistants role will include early mornings, late nights and weekends. The role is 80% field based. Person Specification — Essential Criteria - At least 2 years experience in a home care role - Achieved NVQ level 2 or above in Health and Social Care or willing to work towards - Full, valid driving licence and access to a car - Self-motivated, organised and flexible to work requirements and changing needs - Friendly, caring and sensitive to the needs of others - A good leader and mentor - A good listener and communicator, both verbally and in writing - A good problem solver - Capable of accepting responsibility and coping with emergencies - Excellent computer skills Being a senior care assistant with SureCare is a very rewarding role and will give you the opportunity to develop your skills and training and ultimately allow you to progress your career with promotions as we continue to grow. Overall we are rated Good with the CQC and rated Outstanding in Caring - you can help us achieve Outstanding overall. - Paid travel time and mileage - Annual loyalty bonus which increases each year (conditions apply). - Refer a friend bonus scheme - £250 when they pass probation and another £250 after they've worked a year. - Additional payments for being on-call

INTERIM SERVICE MANAGER NEEDED Job Overview: We are currently seeking a dedicated Service Manager to oversee the provision of high-quality care to cover adult services (Autism and Learning Disability) in CHESHIRE. The ideal candidate will have a background in senior care and nursing, with a passion for providing exceptional care to residents with diverse needs. This position is for a 3 month placement or permanent position. Duties: - Manage and lead a team of care staff to ensure the delivery of person-centred care - Provide leadership and guidance in line with best practices for adults with Autism and Learning Disability - Supervise daily operations, including staff scheduling, training, and performance management - Oversee the implementation of care plans and ensure residents' well-being and safety - Liaise with healthcare professionals, families, and residents to address individual care needs - Maintain compliance with regulatory standards and uphold the home's policies and procedures - Skills: - Proven experience in managing teams within a care setting - Strong leadership skills with the ability to motivate and support staff - Knowledge of Autism and Learning Disability care practices and a commitment to delivering compassionate care - Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities to engage effectively with residents, families, and colleagues - Understanding of health and safety regulations within a care environment Essential Must have Level 5 Health and Social Care Management Certificate If you are a dedicated individual with a passion for providing high-quality care, we invite you to apply for the position of Service Manager.

Care Assistant Are you a patient, caring and compassionate person wanting to make a difference in a home from home, family feeling environment? We are searching for reliable, kind and respectful care staff to join our friendly, supportive team. Whether you are looking for steady hours or would like a more flexible work pattern to fit in with your lifestyle, if the above sounds like you, then get in touch. We have part time day opportunities, for the right people, to join our team of caring staff. With the care home is a busy and friendly place to work. The role This is a hands-on caring role where you will support people to live their lives in a meaningful way. You will care for them as if they were your own family; with respect and dignity, and ensure that their physical and emotional needs are recognised and met with warmth and affection. You will be supported to fulfil your training so that you are always up to date with the latest guidance; giving you confidence to know that you are caring for people, according to best practice and to the best of your ability. In an ideal world, you will have an NVQ2 or above in Health and Social Care, experience of working with vulnerable people and an understanding of Dementia, however for the right kind of person we could support you to achieve this. As well as a competitive salary our team are also rewarded with: The BEST training. We believe in the highest standard so we pay you to get trained! Blue Light Card offering you discounts in hundreds of retailers on the high street and online. Free 24-hour Counselling service for you and your household dependents. Potential to receive funding to gain qualifications Genuine opportunities for career progression

Job Description: We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Nursery Manager to oversee the daily operations of our nursery. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in early childhood education, excellent leadership skills, and a passion for providing high-quality care and education to young children. As the Nursery Manager, you will be responsible for managing staff, maintaining a safe and nurturing environment, and ensuring the overall success of the nursery. Responsibilities: Oversee all aspects of the nursery's daily operations, including staffing, programming, budgeting, and facilities management Recruit, hire, train, and supervise nursery staff members Develop and implement age-appropriate curriculum and activities that promote the physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development of children Ensure compliance with all licensing, health, and safety regulations Maintain open and effective communication with parents, staff, and stakeholders Monitor and evaluate the performance of staff members and provide ongoing support and feedback Collaborate with community partners and stakeholders to enhance the nursery's programs and services Manage the nursery's budget and resources effectively Handle administrative tasks, such as record-keeping, scheduling, and reporting Stay informed about best practices and trends in early childhood education and care Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education, Child Development, or a related field (Master's degree preferred) Previous experience in a leadership role in a nursery or early childhood education setting Strong understanding of child development principles and best practices in early childhood education Excellent leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills Ability to manage and motivate a diverse team of staff members Knowledge of licensing, health, and safety regulations related to childcare facilities Strong organizational and problem-solving abilities Flexibility to work evenings and weekends as needed CPR and First Aid certification (or willingness to obtain) Benefits: Competitive salary Health insurance benefits Retirement savings plan Paid time off Professional development opportunities Positive and supportive work environment

Main Purpose of Job: · To work as a key person, and member of the nursery team to provide safe, high-quality education and care for young children. · To have full regard to the requirements of the Statutory Guidance for the Early Years Foundation Stage. Safeguarding: · All staff must have a clear understanding of their roles and responsibilities. Main Responsibilities and Tasks: · To work within our Early Years Team, supporting the planning and implementation of activities with individual or groups of children, promoting effective teaching and learning. · To be part of our Early Years Team that provides a purposeful, stimulating environment rich in learning opportunities, both indoors and outdoors. · To promote the inclusion of all children. · To use professional knowledge of the individual and diverse ways that children learn and develop, to meet their differing needs. · To establish positive and sensitive relationships with children. · To act as a role model and set achievable expectations. · To be responsible for organising the environment inside and outside to ensure that resources and equipment are available and appropriate to meet the needs of the individual children in the group. These activities will take into account children’s abilities interests, language and cultural backgrounds. · Make regular observations of children to ascertain which activities are best suited to needs of individual children in the group. · Plan and participate in activities which develop each child in the group to her/his fullest potential. · Record as required details of children’s developmental progress and attendance (i.e. children’s records, online learning journal and register) · To liaise closely with parents /carers, informing them about the nursery and its delivery of the EYFS, exchanging information about the children’s progress and encouraging parental involvement. · Provide a safe and healthy environment at all times for all children in the group, reporting any concerns with regards to the premises, outdoor area or equipment to the Nursery Manager or Assistant Nursery Manager. · To keep completely confidential any information regarding the children, their families or other staff members; which is obtained as part of the job. · To provide comfort and care at all times and ensure that children feel welcome and safe. · Be involved in supervision of children in free play and outside play. · To assist with domestic duties as required. · Be familiar with safeguarding including own responsibilities together with care and risk assessment. · To communicate with our Early Years Team, supporting the planning and implementation of activities with individuals or groups of children; promoting effective teaching and learning. · To meet the physical needs of children, encouraging good standards of personal hygiene, whilst promoting independence. · To provide support for the children’s emotional and social needs by implementing the principles of our Promoting Positive Behaviour Policy and role modelling high standards in all aspects of their role and personal conduct. · To encourage children to interact and work co-operatively with others. · To support the Company’s commitment on safeguarding children in all aspects of the service. · To have a knowledge of and adhere to all Health and Safety Regulations. · To attend meetings as required and participate in training opportunities and performance development. · To be accountable for the delivery of the above responsibilities and tasks. · To undertake any duties set to you by the Management Team that will assist in the day-to-day running of the Nursery and Pre-school.

Job Description: We are currently seeking a caring and responsible individual to join our team as a Caretaker. The ideal candidate will have a passion for helping others and a strong commitment to providing personalized care and support. As a Caretaker, you will play a vital role in assisting clients with daily tasks, promoting independence, and fostering a safe and supportive environment. Responsibilities: Provide personal care and assistance to clients with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting. Assist clients with mobility, transfers, and positioning to ensure their comfort and safety. Administer medications according to prescribed schedules and guidelines. Prepare and serve meals and assist with feeding as needed. Perform light housekeeping duties, such as tidying up living areas, doing laundry, and washing dishes. Provide companionship and emotional support to clients, engaging in conversation and recreational activities. Monitor clients' health and well-being, and report any changes or concerns to appropriate staff members. Escort clients to appointments, outings, and social events as needed. Maintain accurate records of care provided and any observations or incidents. Collaborate with other members of the care team to develop and implement individualized care plans for clients. Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent required; additional training or certification in caregiving or healthcare preferred. Previous experience as a caregiver or caretaker preferred but not required. Compassionate and patient demeanor with a genuine desire to help others. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to follow instructions and work effectively both independently and as part of a team. Flexibility to work a variety of shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays. Physical ability to perform tasks such as lifting, bending, and assisting clients with mobility. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation preferred. Benefits: Competitive hourly wage based on experience. Opportunities for additional training and professional development. Supportive and collaborative work environment. Flexible scheduling options. Employee assistance programs and benefits.