Live-In Care Jobs in Addlestone

Working in a live-in care jobs in Addlestone means providing personalised support to someone in their own home, helping them maintain their independence, confidence and quality of life. As a live-in carer, you'll spend time getting to know your client, understanding their routines and preferences, and delivering dedicated one-to-one support tailored to their individual needs.

No two placements are the same, but live-in carers may support with:

• Companionship and meaningful social interaction
• Helping clients stay connected to hobbies and interests
• Preparing meals and supporting good nutrition
• Personal care and everyday routines
• Medication support and reminders
• Attending appointments and community activities
• Supporting people living with dementia, Parkinson's and other long-term conditions
• Mobility assistance around the home
• Monitoring wellbeing and reporting concerns
• Light housekeeping and household tasks
• Providing reassurance to family members
• Maintaining a safe and comfortable home environment
• Building trusting relationships that support confidence and independence

Live-in care is about far more than assisting with daily tasks. It's an opportunity to support someone in the place they know best while building a meaningful relationship and making a genuine difference every day. For many carers, it's one of the most rewarding roles within the care sector, combining purpose, responsibility and personal fulfilment.

Live-in care offers the chance to support people with a wide range of needs, helping them continue enjoying life in their own home. No two clients are the same, which makes every placement different.

You may work with:

• Older adults requiring daily support
• People experiencing memory loss
• Individuals with neurological conditions
• Clients needing help around the home
• People returning home from hospital
• Couples receiving shared support
• Individuals at risk of isolation
• People managing ongoing health needs

Every placement allows you to provide personalised support while building trust and helping clients maintain their independence.

Yes. While many applicants have a background in care, we also consider individuals who demonstrate compassion, patience and a commitment to supporting others.

We provide comprehensive training before your first placement, followed by ongoing guidance and development opportunities to help you grow in your role.