Empowering our Service Users to live rewarding and happy lives.We have a fabulous job opportunity for you to join our awesome team. We support our brilliant Service Users who have complex needs and mental health. We are looking for individuals who have specific experience in supporting individuals with complex mental health diagnoses and self-injurious behaviours. LDC support a number of service users who have spent time insecure settings and may experience mental health declines or crises. They, therefore, need consistent support tailored around their mental health to keep them well and remaining in the community.
Apply NowWe have a number of exciting roles across Kent for Community Care Workers.As a Community Care Worker, your role will be varied as you will be providing care and support to individuals within your local community.The care and support you provide will be tailored to the needs and aspirations of the individual. This may include providing personal care, administering medication, meal preparation, housework, assistance with mobility, maintaining accurate records, and providing companionship. No previous experience is necessary as full training will be provided. A genuine interest in helping others live their life to the fullest is essential.
Apply NowWe have a variety of exciting opportunities to join a team of amazing support staff within a supported living environment. Support Workers will typically offer support and encouragement to individuals living with a learning disability, autism, mental health and behaviours that challenge. The main role of a Support Worker is to empower service users with the skills to live independently. With a person-centred approach, the support you deliver will look different for each individual. You may be supporting with budgeting finances, shopping, personal care, meal planning, preparation and cooking, and engaging in activities within the local community. Every day is different! So if you’re looking for a varied, challenging and rewarding role, this could be perfect for you!
Apply NowThe role of a care home Chef is to plan and prepare an array of meal options that suit the dietary needs and choice of the residents.As well as planning and preparing the meals, you may be responsible for managing and ordering supplies, menu creation, and ensuring the kitchen and equipment meets health & safety standards.A care home Chef will need to know how to adapt meals and make them suitable for residents with different dietary needs and be skilled at creating healthy, balanced meals for everyone.This role will require previous experience and a relevant qualification in food preparation and cooking.
Apply NowThe role of a Housekeeper is to ensure a high level of cleanliness in the home, being mindful to adhere to infection control and health & safety policies and procedures.The Housekeeper role is a vital function within the home, ensuring visitors, residents and families all receive a positive impression of the home by providing a safe and hygienic environment.This role is best suited to someone who takes pride in being thorough and enjoys enriching the lives of others.
Apply NowWe have a number of exciting opportunities forLive-In Support Worker’s to join our fantastic teams!Support Workers will typically offer support and encouragement to individuals living with a learning disability, autism, mental health and behaviours that challenge.The main role of a Support Worker is to empower service users with the skills to live independently. With a person-centred approach, the support you deliver will look different for each individual. You may be supporting individuals with budgeting finances, shopping, personal care, meal planning, preparation and cooking, and engaging in activities within the local community. Live-In SupportWorker’s will typically live with an individual for a week at a time and provide them with a stable source of support for the duration of the live-in.Every day is different! So, if you’re looking for a varied, challenging and rewarding role, this could be perfect for you!
Apply NowWe are currently seeking Senior Healthcare Assistants’ to provide first class care to individuals living in Kent. The role of a Senior Healthcare Assistant is to supervise a team of CareAssistants, create person-centred care plans, risk assessments, and deliver a high level of quality care to individuals that enables them to live as independently as possible.The role requires a high level of attention to detail, organisation skills, compassion, understanding and an ability to communicate with individuals at all levels. This role is best suited to someone with some previous experience or a relevant qualification.
Apply NowThe role of an Activities Coordinator is to organise activities that are tailored to the needs and aspirations of the individual.This may include group activities and bringing people together, organising entertainment, classes, activities and trips out in the local community.This role is best suited to someone who takes the needs of others into consideration, likes to “think outside the box”, actively promotes inclusion, enjoys a varied role where every day is different, and strives to support people to live their life to the fullest.
Apply NowThe role of a Care Assistant means making a positive difference in someone’s life. The role is typically varied and tailored to suit the needs of the individual you support. This makes for an exciting role, best suited to people who enjoy empowering others to lead a meaningful and fulfilled life.
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Apply NowAs part of the development of recruitment around the care sector in Kent - Kent Care Professionals have a number of roles live and readily available now. Please click here to search for those roles and apply for your next step in social care in Kent.
