0151 289 2761
(Merseyside)
0151 245 2979
(Cheshire & Wirral)
01942 597077
(Wigan)
01925 563593
(Warrington)
Careers
Caring Connections are also looking for new and experienced staff to join our care team including seniors and field care supervisors.
If you would like to come and join us please give our branch a call:
- Merseyside - 0151 289 2761
- Cheshire - 0151 245 2979
- Wigan - 01942 597077
- Warrington - 01925 563593
Why work for us?
Caring Connections prides itself on being a quality employer support staff to develop their fullest potential. Within the organisation we offer training and development opportunities from Level 2 - 7 in a range of areas not only Health and Social Care, Competitive salary, evening and weekend pay rates and we also offer a peer mentoring service to support staff wellbeing.
Staff Benefits
We offer competitive rates-of-pay, evening and weekend pay increases, promotional opportunities and a range of community activities to get involved in!
Career Pathway
We offer competitive rates-of-pay, evening and weekend pay increases, promotional opportunities and a range of community activities to get involved in!
Training Opportunities
All our staff are fully trained in order to deal with the needs of our clients. We offer further training opportunities to staff to support their development.
Working in Social Care?
Working in social care means supporting people with their non-clinical needs, although there is an important crossover between working in health and working in social care.
1.48 million People currently work in the social care sector. Because of the increasing number of disabled younger adults living longer and the growing number of older people needing care, adult social care is growing and the sector needs at least another half a million jobs, and people to do them, by 2030.
You could help people in their own homes, remain independent and live a better quality of life.
By working in the social care sector you are making a difference to someone’s life. You will need good communication and listening skills and a passion for supporting people to live a more fulfilling indepdnet life.
Some of the skills you need to be a great Caring Connections care worker:
- Treat people with dignity and respect
- Be a good listener and communicator
- Be reliable
- Be able to follow structures and procedures
- Have an understanding of people’s feelings
At Caring Conenctions we pride ourselves in the development of quality care workers, so we ensure you get the appropriate training and qualifications to be effective in your role whether your new to the role or have experience.
If this is something that interests you please get in touch on 0151 289 2716 or email [email protected]
Staff Benefits - We Care for our Carers
Caring Connections is dedicated to our staff wellbeing and proving the best employment experiences within the care sector.
As an employee you will have the following benefits:
- Employee Assistance Programme (24hr services providing advice and guidance on a range of issues from debts / wellbeing / financial management support)
- Staff Social Events: 1 Event every 2 months (Parties / Staff Awards / Nights out etc)
- Personal Training (Fully funded staff group personal training scheme)
- Access to confidential face to face counselling / cognitive behavioural therapy
- Smartphone Provided
- Fully Funded Qualifications from Level 2 to Master’s Degree Apprenticeships
- Family Events
