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A community care organization in Great Yarmouth is offering a weekend care worker position with guaranteed payments of £175 per weekend, plus an hourly rate for any hours worked. Responsibilities include personal care, meal preparation, and administering medication. Applicants must have six months of care experience and a driving license. The position offers benefits such as paid mileage, full PPE, and a flexible schedule. If you are looking to make a difference, apply by emailing your CV to our recruitment team.
We are offering an exciting opportunity to work on an alternate weekend rota, where you'll be on standby from the comfort of your own home between 7am and 9pm. We are looking to cover each day of the weekend. This position will require an experienced care worker to provide short notice care to individuals living in Gt. Yarmouth and Northern villages or Lowestoft.
The role attracts a guaranteed payment per weekend of £175, whether you are called upon to work or not. Any work assigned over the weekend will be paid at an hourly rate of £14.06 an hour in addition to the retainers payment.
Typical weekend Rapid Response activity generates between 6–14 hours across the two days. Each responder is on stand‑by for deployment from 7am to 9pm each day of the weekend. Contracts and availability for responders are negotiable, though the typical commitment is every other weekend. Variations to this arrangement can be discussed.
Additional domiciliary hours could be made available if required during weekdays.
If you’re ready to embark on a fulfilling career where you can truly make a difference, we invite you to Join Home Support Matters and become an integral part of our team!
To apply via email, please send your CV and relevant information to our recruitment team at recruitment@homesupportmatters.org.uk
Please note that we are not currently offering sponsorship opportunities, and applicants must provide evidence of their right to work in the United Kingdom.