Community Care Worker Penzance and Surrounding Areas Full-time / Part-time / Flexible shifts available
About the Role We are looking for compassionate and reliable Community Care Workers to support individuals living independently in their own homes.
As a Community Care Worker, you will play a vital role in helping people maintain their dignity, independence, and quality of life within their local community. This role involves providing practical support, personal care, and companionship tailored to each individual’s needs.
Key Responsibilities
Providing personal care, including washing, dressing, and toileting
Supporting individuals with mobility and daily living activities
Assisting with meal preparation and hydration
Administering or prompting medication in line with care plans
Offering companionship and emotional support
Supporting individuals to attend appointments or community activities
Maintaining accurate care records and reporting changes in wellbeing
Working in a person-centred, respectful, and professional manner at all times
About You We’re looking for someone who is:
Caring, patient, and empathetic
Reliable with good time-keeping
Comfortable working independently in the community
Able to communicate clearly with service users, families, and colleagues
Committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred care
Previous experience in domiciliary or community care is beneficial but not essential — full training and ongoing support can be provided.
Requirements
Right to work in the UK
Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one)
Ability to travel between service users (car and driving licence essential)
Willingness to work flexible hours, including mornings, evenings, or weekends
What We Offer
Competitive hourly pay
Flexible working patterns to suit your availability
Paid training and opportunities for development
Supportive management and clear communication
The chance to make a genuine difference in your local community
Why This Role Matters Community Care Workers enable people to remain safe, supported, and independent in their own homes. This role is not just about care tasks — it’s about building trust, promoting dignity, and improving lives .