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Temporary Domiciliary care

Healthcare Assistant/Support Worker

We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Healthcare Assistant to join our team

  • £13.85 per hour
  • London
  • Days
  • Posted 1 day ago

The role

  • Gender Preference: Female
  • Language Requirement: Must speak Bengali.
  • Duties and Responsibilities
  • 1. Meal Preparation
  • Support the client with preparing meals of her choice, taking into account her cultural preferences, food choices and usual dietary habits.
  • Communicate effectively in Bengali to understand the client's preferences and provide support in preparing meals that are familiar and culturally appropriate.
  • Encourage the client's choice and involvement in meal preparation, respecting her independence and preferences.
  • 2. Domestic Support
  • Provide assistance with general household tasks to help maintain a clean, tidy and comfortable living environment.
  • Support with routine domestic duties as agreed with the client and outlined in her care plan.
  • Respect the client's privacy, dignity and preferences when providing domestic support.

What we're looking for

  • The right to work in the UK
  • An enhanced DBS (or willing to apply — we can help)
  • At least 6 months' UK care experience
  • Up-to-date mandatory training (moving & handling, safeguarding, infection control)
  • Two references, including your most recent employer

What you can expect

  • Competitive hourly rates, with enhancements for nights, weekends and bank holidays
  • A dedicated consultant who knows you by name
  • Flexible shifts that fit around you

How applying works

  1. Apply onlineA short form — no account needed.
  2. We reviewOur recruitment team reviews your application.
  3. InterviewIf it's a fit, we invite you by email.
  4. Checks & startPre-employment checks, including DBS, right to work and references.

Have ready: your name, email and phone number, and your CV if you have one (PDF or Word) — you can add a cover letter too. You'll be asked to confirm you have the right to work in the UK.

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