The live-in-carer will provide full-time support to a wheelchair-dependent lady within her home. The role focuses on maintaining dignity, independence, comfort, and safety while assisting with daily living activities and companionship., 1. Personal care

Assist with all aspects of personal hygiene (washing, bathing, oral care, grooming)
Support with dressing and undressing
Assist with toileting and continence care
Support with repositioning to prevent sores
Apply creams or medications (as directed)
Safely assist with transfers (bed <> wheelchair, wheelchair <> toilet, etc.)
Use mobility aids and equipment (e.g., hoist, transfer board) if required
Ensure correct positioning for comfort and health
Monitor and report any mobility changes
Support with communication difficulties and problems with balance
Prompt or administer medication as prescribed
Maintain accurate medication records
Monitor for side effects or concerns and report appropriately
Prepare nutritious meals based on dietary needs and preferences
Assist with eating and drinking if required
Ensure kitchen cleanliness and food safety
Maintain a clean and safe living environment
Light housekeeping (laundry, ironing, tidying, cleaning)
Shopping for groceries and essentials
Managing household supplies
Provide friendly companionship and conversation
Encourage hobbies, activities and social interaction
Support emotional wellbeing and independence
Accompany to appointments or outings when needed
Observe and report any changes in physical or mental health
Monitor skin integrity (especially pressure areas)
Record daily notes (care logs, incidents, concerns)
Liaise with family members and health care professionals.
Ensure a safe home environment at all times
Follow moving & handling guidelines
Be aware of emergency procedures
Promote dignity, respect, and privacy
Live-in role with agreed rest periods and time off
On-call support may be required during the night
Accommodation and meals provided

Ability to communicate clearly and effectively in English, both verbally and in writing to understand care plans and complete records accurately, Experience in personal care, ideally with wheelchair users
Knowledge of moving and handling techniques
Compassionate, patient, and respectful approach
Good communication skills
Ability to work independently and responsibly
NVQ Level 2/3 in Health & social care (or equivalent)
Manual Handling training
First aid training
Experience with hoists or specialist equipment
Kind, empathetic and reliable
Respectful of privacy and dignity
Flexible and adaptable
Trustworthy and professional
The carer must respect the client's preferences, routines, and independence at all times.
Confidentiality must be maintained

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