Community Care Worker - Proud to Care Cornwall
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Community Care Worker

Closes 31 December 2025

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Key details

Pay Rate
£12.00
Type
Full time, Part time

About the role

At OakShed Care, a domiciliary care agency in Truro, we play a vital role in serving communities throughout West Cornwall. We are seeking dedicated and compassionate community care workers who are passionate about making a meaningful impact on the lives of others. This role offers the opportunity to experience a deep sense of fulfilment, knowing that your work has brought joy and comfort to those you care for.

Key Responsibilities

Duties are diverse and include but are not limited to;
Assisting with all aspects of personal care including showering/strip washing/bathing, oral care, grooming and getting dressing.
Assisting with managing all toileting and continence needs, including changing pads and skin integrity management.
Preparing meals, drinks, and snacks and serving them at the appropriate times.
Assisting with feeding and ensuring adequate food and drink intake.
Assisting with medication (once competence tested)
Assisting with planning and shopping.
Completing light house duties.
Supporting visits to other health professionals, e.g., Hospitals and GPs.
Providing emotional support by listening and talking to service users as an important part of delivering support and care. Participating in fun activities – watching films, card games
Accompanying on trips and holidays

While prior experience in care is advantageous, it is not essential. We prioritize candidates who share our core values. Comprehensive training will be provided to the suitable candidates, ensuring they acquire the skills and competencies necessary to deliver our service users the highest standard of care.

Please note that this position requires an enhanced DBS check, satisfactory references, and the successful completion of mandatory training.

About Oakshed Care Ltd

We are a domiciliary care agency which is regulated by CQC for personal care. We provide care to adults with physical disabilities, dementia and mental health problems from the age of 18 and above. We aim to restore the normal social functioning of our service users for them to live happy and independent lives. The services we cover include, personal care, end of life care, respite care, convalescent care, live-in care, companionship, engagement in social activities, escort to appointments, etc.