Care Assistants to work across the UK at
For our next Recruitment Campaigns, we are looking for Care Assistants to work across the UK Accommodation Provided Experience Required
Domiciliary Care Workers to work across the UK at
For our next Recruitment Campaigns, we are looking for Domiciliary Care Workers to work across the UK Accommodation Provided Car
Support Workers to work across the UK at
For our next Recruitment Campaigns, we are looking for Support Workers to work across the UK Accommodation Provided Experience Required
Care Assistants for a Care Home in Yeovil at
Ref: 1 – 1 We are looking for Care Assistants for a Care Home in Yeovil £8,21 Gross per Hour
Live In Carers to work across the UK at
For our next Recruitment Campaigns, we are looking for Live In Carers to work across the UK Experience Required Must
Care Assistants for a Care Home in New Milton at
Ref: 9 – 1 We are looking for Care Assistants for a Care Home in New Milton £8,56 Gross per Hour
Good communication with people with autism is vital. This includes recognising behaviour triggers, using visual prompts and speaking in short, clear sentences. Structure can help people with autism make sense of their day. It is important to emphasise positives when working with people with autism. Effective support depends on empathy and understanding the world from
Autism affects people in a huge variety of ways. Professionals and others need to have empathy and to understand the perspective of the person with autism. People with autism who are in employment often need some additional support. Professionals should use the expertise of the person with autism and their family when providing support. Good
Excellence is achievable in domiciliary care, even when visits are short or infrequent. A good relationship between staff and people using services is vital. This requires continuity of staff, so that they can really get to know the person they are supporting. Matching staff and people using services, so that there are shared interests, can
