Home Helpers Care

19/10/2021

This week is celebrating

Our fantastic workforce are required to prepare meals for our service users on a daily basis, promoting choice and control, as well as offering nutritious meals.

As many of us love to take a photo of the meals we have made and proud of, we'd love to see your pictures, whether it is for your client or for your family!

Winner gets to come to the office and make up a lunch 😉

13/08/2021

Live-in Carer required to assist with promoting independence at home. Tasks include domestic duties, personal care and assisting with medication administration.

Live-in care is a very rewarding role as it enables you to provide companionship to those who need it most.

27/07/2021

Live-in carers required to support with service users. Locations include: Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Gloucestershire, to support adults in their own homes with domestic duties, meal preparation and medication tasks.

For more information, please email: info@homehelperscare.co.uk or fill out the form below.

20/07/2021

We are recruiting for Community Care Assistants in the Witney area.
This role will include:
- Support to service users to take medications
- Personal care
- Meal preperation
- Light domestic tasks
- Social visits

19/05/2021

Full Time or Part Time Care Assistants

Are you an experienced carer or looking for a new rewarding job in Heath and Social Care. We are looking for Care Assistants to support clients in their own home. Home Helpers Care have immediate vacancies for Domiciliary Care Staff in the Abingdon. Didcot area and surrounding villages.

If you are looking for full time or part time we can discuss your availability.

Competitive hourly pay rate £9.65 - £15.70 an hour

Home Helpers Care have immediate vacancies for Domiciliary Care Staff in the Abingdon and Didcot area and surrounding villages.

We offer the following benefits:

Generous mileage allowance of 45p a mile (when using your own car).
Guaranteed hours available
Option of Company Car
28 days paid leave (Pro rota for part time staff) including Bank Holidays.
Full Training Programme including shadow training
Free DBS.
Do you like meeting/helping people? Looking for a career with a difference?

You will visit our clients in their own home and follow a care plan tailored to the individual, assisting them with a range of tasks including:

Personal care including dressing, bathing and toileting
Medicine administration
Basic food preparation
Housework
Shopping
Companionship
Our local family run business achieved a ‘Good’ rating from the Care Quality Commission.

01/03/2021

If you want to ask us any questions, learn more about our care services, or have a look at some of our partners, we have a page on our website where we discuss our expert care team and our services.

Have a look at the website, and learn more, here: https://www.homehelperscare.co.uk/why-us

22/02/2021

If you or a loved one needs home care, we're experts you can trust. We have been providing care since 1991, and we make sure we cater our care to every individual we work for.

Have a look at our website: https://www.homehelperscare.co.uk/visiting-home-care-oxfordshire

16/02/2021

If you are a carer, who is passionate, enthusiastic, and dedicated, we'd love you to join the Home Helpers Team.

If you are interested in perusing a career with us, head to our website.

We are as committed to our carers as to our clients, and do everything we can to help you.

Find out more on our website: https://www.homehelperscare.co.uk/join-the-team

15/02/2021

Whilst there are still lockdowns across the UK, we should still be able to share stories with each other and to celebrate life. Age UK have published some stories relating to some amazing people that can inspire us.

From fundraisers to telephone befrienders - there's still a lot to celebrate!
Have a look at the article, here: https://www.ageuk.org.uk/discover/2021/february/celebrating-our-storytellers/

09/02/2021

We all mourn the loss of Captain Sir Tom Moore. UK charity, Mind, have published a statement encapsulating the sadness we have all felt since his passing last Tuesday.

Have a look at the piece, here: https://www.mind.org.uk/news-campaigns/news/mind-responds-to-the-death-of-captain-sir-tom-moore/

02/02/2021

Looking after a loved one can take a lot of energy, and sometimes you need to take a break.

Our respite care can ensure that home carers can have a rest, and still ensure that your loved one or family member still has 24/7 care.
This service could also serve as a precursor to permanent live in care.

Have a look at the website, here: https://www.homehelperscare.co.uk/respite-care-west-berkshire

29/01/2021

2020 wasn’t a great year, and we aren’t sure how 2021 looks yet…

If you are looking for a laugh, support a great cause with the Alzheimer’s Society virtual comedy night.
It features stars comedians and goes towards a great cause.

Have a look at the details, here: https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/news/2021-01-18/jo-brand-and-hugh-dennis-headline-alzheimers-societys-virtual-comedy-night

Comedian and Alzheimer’s Society Ambassador Jo Brand is headlining a virtual comedy night - Joke’s on You, Dementia! hosted by actor and comedian, Hugh Dennis on Thursday 11 March at 7pm, to raise vital funds for people living with dementia.

27/01/2021

If you require complex care, we have services in West Berkshire.

Our high-quality care can help you find peace of mind. We cater for a broad range of disabilities and conditions, and you will always be fully involved in choosing who supports you.

If you want to learn more about our care, head to our website by following the link below:
https://www.homehelperscare.co.uk/complex-needs-west-berkshire

25/01/2021

The COVID vaccine is being distributed, but who gets priority?

If you aren’t sure about the wait for the vaccine, and want to know how you or a loved one will be contacted, then you can read the article below to find out more.

Have a look at the piece, here: https://www.ageuk.org.uk/discover/2021/january/how-will-i-be-contacted-about-coronavirus-vaccine/

Joel Lewis, Age UK's Policy Manager explains what you should (and shouldn't) expect from the vaccine process.

24/01/2021

Kate Lee, the Chief Executive of The Alzheimer's Society has given her sentiments in the society's touching tribute for Dame Barbara Windsor.

Have a look at the piece via their article, linked below:
https://www.alzheimers.org.uk/news/2021-01-07/alzheimers-society-pays-tribute-dame-barbara-windsor-ahead-upcoming-funeral

Kate Lee, our Chief Executive, pays tribute to the achievements and life of Dame Barbara, who was living with dementia.