Care Assistant, Llanishen

Do you want a job that really matters?

Do you care about people, not just tasks?

Do you want to finish work knowing you’ve changed someone’s day for the better?

…then keep reading

Join ND Care & Support as a Homecare Worker and help adults, children, and young people live independently, safely, and confidently in their own homes and communities within the Llanishen area.

This isn’t just Care; it’s building trust, supporting independence, and helping people live life on their own terms.

A full driver’s license, your own car and business insurance is desirable.

We have both full time and part time roles available.

• Support people with personal care and daily routines
• Assist with medication and specialist care (training provided)
• Help people access their community and social activities
• Encourage independence, confidence, and wellbeing
• Support people to achieve meaningful, personal goals

If you have the right values, we’ll give you the training, support, and confidence to thrive in the role.

• Work 100 Hours. Earn a Bonus. Get Rewarded. Complete 100 hours and receive a special incentive payment of £250 as recognition for your commitment and hard work.
• Enhanced DBS Reimbursed – Complete 50 hours and we’ll refund the cost of your Enhanced DBS check (unless you already have a DBS on the Update Service).
• 5-day training and induction programme provided
• Ongoing training, professional development & supportive management
• Flexible working hours (including evenings/weekends)
• Access to high street vouchers and reimbursed Social Care Wales registration

• As a Homecare Worker, you will provide high-quality, person-centred support to adults, young people and children, including individuals with more complex care needs, in their own homes and within the community

• The role focuses on delivering outcome-based care that promotes independence, personal development, social inclusion, and emotional wellbeing, while ensuring the individual’s safety, dignity, and comfort. The post holder will work in line with Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) regulations, organisational policies, and best practice guidance.

• Support adults, children, and young people with personal care tasks, including showering, full body washes, bed baths, toileting, incontinence care, stoma and catheter care.
• Provide palliative care support for adults where appropriate, ensuring comfort and dignity.

• Support individuals with safe moving and handling, using a range of techniques and equipment appropriate to their assessed needs.
• Ensure all transfers and mobility support are carried out safely and in accordance with care plans, risk assessments, and best practice guidance.
• Use hoists, slings, wheelchairs, and other mobility aids safely and effectively.

• Enable individuals to access community-based activities and social opportunities.
• Support children, young people, and adults to participate in age and ability appropriate leisure and social activities, reducing isolation and promoting inclusion.

• Always uphold safeguarding policies and procedures, ensuring the protection of children, young people, and adults.
• Recognise and report concerns about abuse, neglect, or exploitation promptly and appropriately.
• Complete safeguarding training as required by CIW and our organisation.

• Keep accurate and timely records of care, support, and outcomes.
• Report incidents, accidents, or changes in health or behaviour promptly, following organisational policy.
• Maintain confidentiality in line with GDPR and professional…