Care Support Worker Visa Sponsorship Opportunity 2026

Care Support Worker UK – Visa Sponsorship Opportunity 2026 Care Support Worker – UK Visa Sponsorship Available Kendall Care is seeking a compassionate, reliable and person-centred Care Support Worker to provide domiciliary and live-in care to individuals in their own homes and within the community.

The successful candidate will support people with a range of complex and long-term needs, including learning disabilities, autism, PEG feeding, spinal cord injuries, physical disabilities, acquired brain injuries, epilepsy, mental health conditions, challenging behaviours, long-term illnesses and palliative or end-of-life care.

The role focuses on promoting choice, dignity, independence, communication, wellbeing and community participation
, while working in line with individual care plans, risk assessments and clinical guidance.

• Provide care and support in service users’ homes according to care plans and schedules.
• Assist with bathing, dressing, grooming, oral care, continence and toileting.
• Encourage individuals to maintain their independence wherever safely possible.
• Support with meals, nutrition, hydration, shopping, appointments and community activities.
• Respect privacy, confidentiality, personal belongings and individual choices.
• Report concerns, refusals of care and changes in a person’s condition.

• Provide planned live-in support in accordance with care plans and agreed routines.
• Offer companionship, reassurance and practical assistance.
• Support with personal care, meals, medication, mobility, appointments and domestic tasks.
• Take agreed rest and break periods.
• Provide thorough handovers when placements change.

• Use the individual’s preferred communication methods.
• Maintain predictable and supportive routines.
• Follow Positive Behaviour Support plans.
• Encourage social inclusion and meaningful activities.
• Record behaviours and incidents accurately.

• Provide PEG-related care only after completing the required training and assessment.
• Follow individual feeding and nutrition plans.
• Monitor PEG sites and report concerns.
• Follow relevant clinical and Speech and Language Therapy guidance.
• Accurately record nutrition, fluids and medication.

• Assist with safe transfers, positioning and mobility.
• Follow pressure relief and positioning plans.
• Support authorised bowel, bladder, catheter and stoma routines.
• Identify and report potential health complications.
• Encourage independence through appropriate mobility equipment.

• Build positive and professional relationships.
• Support individual wellbeing and recovery plans.
• Monitor changes in mental or emotional health.
• Respond calmly and appropriately during periods of distress.
• Never use unauthorised restrictive practices.

• Provide compassionate and respectful support.
• Assist with comfort and personal care.
• Monitor and report changes in health.
• Support relatives and loved ones.
• Work alongside community nurses, GPs and hospice teams.

Care Support Workers will:

• Follow medication administration records (MAR/eMAR) and care plans.
• Accurately document medication and care provided.
• Undertake delegated healthcare procedures only after appropriate training and authorisation.
• Never perform duties beyond their level of competence.

The successful applicant will be expected to:

• Complete accurate electronic care records.
• Document care and changes in condition promptly.
• Follow escalation and emergency procedures.
• Participate in handovers.
• Follow safeguarding procedures and report suspected abuse or neglect.
• Maintain confidentiality and comply with data protection requirements.
• Promote equality, diversity and professional boundaries.

You will also be required to:

• Follow infection prevention and control procedures.
• Follow lone-working and fire safety policies.
• Use care equipment correctly.
• Report hazards and safety concerns immediately.

• Care Certificate or willingness to…