Home Instead
Evening Care Assistant

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Company Description
Home Instead Swindon & Vale of White Horse are a well-established, award-winning home care provider, supporting older people to live well and independently in the place they love most - their own home. We are proud to be a CQC ‘Outstanding’ rated provider, delivering exceptional care across Swindon, Highworth, Faringdon, the Vale of White Horse, and surrounding villages.
Job Description
Are you an experienced Care Assistant ready for something more varied, more rewarding, and more impactful?
Or are you new to care and looking for a new career?
We’re looking for a bubbly, friendly, and flexible people to join our ever-growing team as an Evening Care Assistant across the Vale of White Horse area, covering Faringdon, Shrivenham, Wantage!
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With Home Instead, we focus on building relationships and consistency of those you support. Our visits are always a minimum of 1 hour - giving plenty of time to provide outstanding care and support.
As an Evening Care Assistant with us, we can offer you:
- £13.05 per hour during the week and £13.80 per hour on a weekend
- Double pay on bank holidays
- Paid mileage and travel time between client visits
- Full paid training through our Care Skills Academy
- Support to achieve your Care Certificate
- Career development opportunities and funded qualifications, including NVQs
- Workplace pension and holiday pay
- Access to your pay before payday
- Free Blue Light Card
- Access to discounted fuel
- Referral rewards for helping us grow our team and client community
- Ongoing support from a friendly, close-knit team
- Regular opportunities to meet and connect with other Care Professionals


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As an Evening Care Assistant, we would need you to be aged 18 or over and have the availability to work an alternate weekend (both Saturday & Sunday). Due to the nature of the role, a full driving licence and access to a vehicle is desired.
Please note: This is a UK-based role and any offer of employment is subject to candidates having the right to work in the UK. We are not able to offer support with sponsorship or switches.
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