Casterbridge Homecare

A Registered Manager is responsible for leading and overseeing the safe, effective, and high-quality delivery of domiciliary care services.

The role includes managing day-to-day operations, ensuring compliance with CQC regulations, supporting and developing staff, and maintaining robust care planning and risk-management processes.

The Registered Manager works closely with service users, families, professionals, and the wider team to promote person-centred care, safeguard individuals, and drive continuous improvement across the service. They ensure the service meets legal, regulatory, and organisational standards while fostering a positive, supportive culture.

A Field Care Supervisor supports the delivery of high-quality home-care services by overseeing care staff, monitoring service users’ well-being, and ensuring care plans are followed safely and effectively.

The role involves carrying out spot checks, supervisions, and competency assessments, completing care reviews, and responding to any changes in service users’ needs. Field Care Supervisors act as a key link between the office team, care staff, service users, and families, promoting safe practice, person-centred care, and compliance with regulatory standards.

A Field Care Supervisor supports the delivery of high-quality home-care services by overseeing care staff, monitoring service users’ well-being, and ensuring care plans are followed safely and effectively.

The role involves carrying out spot checks, supervisions, and competency assessments, completing care reviews, and responding to any changes in service users’ needs. Field Care Supervisors act as a key link between the office team, care staff, service users, and families, promoting safe practice, person-centred care, and compliance with regulatory standards.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.

A care assistant provides person-centred care to individuals in their own homes, helping them maintain independence, dignity and a high quality of life.

The role involves assisting with personal & continence care, medication prompts, meal preparation & shopping, domestic, mobility, socialising & community access, and a wide range of daily living tasks - whilst also offering companionship & emotional support.

Care assistants follow individual care plans, observe & report any changes in well-being, and work collaboratively alongside families & other professionals to ensure care is delivered safely, consistently, and to the highest standard.