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Live-in Care Professional – Chingford Bring comfort, support, and joy to someone’s home! Join Home Instead, our 5-star rated care company for three years running, and help older adults live safely, happily, and independently in their own homes. With 97% of clients recommending our services, we provide the kind of care you’d want for your own loved ones. The Role: Home Instead are looking for caring, compassionate Live-In Carer/s in and around Chingford, who want to make a real difference in someone’s life every day. Pay & Benefits: From £130 per day depending on experience and contact time + daily food allowance Double pay on Bank Holidays Blue Light Card £200 refer-a-friend bonus About the Role: You’ll be supporting a single client in their own home, helping them feel safe, comfortable, and happy. Your day to day will include: Personal care, mobility support, and safe transfers Medication assistance Preparing meals, from traditional English dishes to baking and making the perfect cup of tea/coffee Encouraging independence wherever possible Supporting gentle exercise to build strength Offering companionship, knowing when to chat and when to give space Light housekeeping such as laundry, cleaning, and bed changes Other Opportunities: While this role is for a specific client, Home Instead Chingford supports many live-in care clients. There are opportunities to work with other clients too, giving you variety and flexibility in your role! What We’re Looking For: Warm, patient, and kind-hearted individuals Excellent communication skills Knowledge of traditional English cooking and baking Understanding of dementia and ways to engage clients in meaningful activities Pride in creating a welcoming home environment (our client loves visits from a friend’s dog, so comfort around dogs is a must!) Requirements: Valid enhanced DBS or willing to obtain one (Home Instead reimburses the cost after 3 months employment) Right to work in the UK (please note we don’t currently offer sponsorship) Drivers preferred but not essential Previous care experience Join us and click apply today, to be part of a team that brings happiness, dignity, and companionship to older adults every day

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