Key details
APRA Care
About the role
A care role with APRA Care is a rewarding and meaningful position focused on supporting individuals to live safely, comfortably, and independently within their own homes and communities across Cornwall. As a Care Assistant, you will provide compassionate, person-centred support tailored to each individual’s needs, which may include helping with personal care, medication, meal preparation, companionship, and assistance with daily activities. Beyond practical support, you will play a vital role in promoting dignity, respect, and emotional wellbeing for those you care for. Working with APRA Care means being part of a dedicated team that values empathy, reliability, and professionalism. You’ll receive full training, ongoing supervision, and opportunities to develop your skills and progress within the company. Every day brings the opportunity to make a real difference—helping others live fulfilling lives while being part of a supportive and caring organisation.
Ideal candidate
What we offer our staff
A typical day
typical day as a carer with APRA Care in Cornwall is both rewarding and fulfilling, offering the chance to make a real difference in people’s lives. Your day usually begins by checking your rota and travelling to visit clients in their own homes Looe, and nearby villages. Each visit is unique — you might start the morning by helping someone get ready for the day, assisting with personal care, preparing breakfast, and ensuring they take their prescribed medication. Midday visits could involve supporting clients with meal preparation, mobility, or companionship, while afternoon calls might include light household tasks, welfare checks, or simply spending time chatting to reduce loneliness. Throughout the day, you’ll record care notes, observe any changes in clients’ wellbeing, and communicate with the APRA Care team to ensure consistent, high-quality support. Working in Cornwall means being part of a compassionate local team dedicated to helping individuals remain independent, comfortable, and connected within their own communities.