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A leading residential care provider in the UK is seeking a Cook to prepare and serve healthy meals for residents. The role includes creating balanced menus and managing food budgets while ensuring high standards of cleanliness and hygiene. Ideal candidates will have experience in a similar role, a commitment to quality, and ability to communicate effectively. This position offers various benefits including a holiday entitlement, sick pay, and comprehensive health support.
Hours: 27.5
Salary: £12.25 to £12.25Hour
The role of the Cook is to prepare and serve healthy balances meals to residents in our homes. You will oversee weekly budgets and shopping lists. On occasion you will work alongside other staff or residents in the kitchen making sure everyone’s safety is paramount.
*minimum service periods applicable to some benefits
Choice Care is one of the UK’s leading residential care providers for people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health conditions. With over 30 years’ experience, we’re at the forefront of national best practice, with among the highest CQC ratings of any comparable organisation.
Our homes are more than just a place to live, they’re like a second family for everyone we support. Each home is a close knit community, with its own unique personality, and all the ups and downs of typical family life, built on trust and the promise of unconditional care. Our colleagues build close bonds with the people they care for, helping to create enduring, positive relationships that build confidence and self-esteem.
In every Choice Care home there’s a strong emphasis on living life to the full and having fun, with purposeful daily activities based on individual preferences and capabilities. Alongside this there areregular social events, projects, outings and holiday breaks which everyone canget involved in and express themselves through.
Stoke Lodge is a large, detached house, in a residential cul-de-sac, one mile from Basingstoke town centre. The home provides support for up to nine men of varying ages and range of learning disabilities, some with and associated complex needs. To the side of the house is a dedicated building for day activities, including independence skills development, IT and computing and art and crafts. There is also a sensory area. The home has its own transport for local travel and leisure, recreational and educational outings further afield.
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