Housekeepers help keep care environments fresh, hygienic and comfortable. Their work often includes:

• Cleaning communal areas, bathrooms and sometimes residents’ rooms
• Sanitising surfaces to reduce the spread of germs
• Managing waste safely and responsibly
• Supporting with occasional laundry tasks

By keeping spaces fresh and hygienic, Housekeepers play an essential role in protecting health and making the care setting a pleasant place to live and work.

Support Workers help people live as independently as possible by supporting them with:

• Personal care (when needed)
• Daily activities like shopping, cooking and attending appointments
• Building confidence and social inclusion
• Encouraging personal growth and wellbeing

Their role is about enabling choice and supporting individuals to lead fulfilling, independent lives.

Catering Assistants support the delivery of nutritious, well-balanced meals by:

• Helping with meal preparation
• Keeping the kitchen clean, safe and well-organised
• Supporting the serving of meals
• Creating an enjoyable, welcoming mealtime experience

They play an important role in promoting health and wellbeing through quality food.

Registered Managers lead and oversee the entire care service by:

• Supporting staff and managing day-to-day operations
• Ensuring high standards of safe, effective care
• Managing resources and coordinating the service
• Creating a positive, supportive environment for both staff and residents

It’s a role for someone who enjoys leadership, problem-solving and building a caring, well-run service.