Live-In Care Jobs in Walton-on-Thames

A role in a live-in care jobs in Walton-on-Thames is centred around helping someone continue living comfortably and confidently in their own home. You'll work closely with one person, providing personalised support that fits around their lifestyle, preferences and individual care needs. Rather than moving between multiple clients each day, you'll have the opportunity to build a genuine connection and deliver consistent, one-to-one care.

Depending on the placement, your responsibilities may include:

• Supporting daily routines and personal care
• Encouraging independence wherever possible
• Preparing meals and assisting with nutrition
• Providing companionship and emotional reassurance
• Helping with mobility and everyday activities
• Assisting with medication routines
• Supporting people living with dementia, Parkinson's and other health conditions
• Accompanying clients to appointments and social engagements
• Maintaining a welcoming and organised home environment
• Monitoring wellbeing and reporting concerns
• Communicating with family members when required
• Encouraging participation in hobbies and favourite activities
• Helping clients stay connected to the people and communities that matter to them

Every client is different, which makes live-in care such a varied and rewarding career. One day might involve supporting somebody with a favourite pastime, while another could focus on helping them maintain their routine and confidence at home. For carers who enjoy building relationships and making a meaningful impact, live-in care offers the chance to see the positive difference they make every day.

As a live-in carer, you'll have the opportunity to support people from different backgrounds and with varying care requirements. This variety helps make the role both rewarding and engaging.

You may support:

• Older people living alone
• Individuals with dementia
• Clients with reduced mobility
• People recovering from illness
• Adults with complex care needs
• Couples requiring additional assistance
• Individuals seeking companionship
• People living with chronic conditions

Each client will have their own goals, preferences and routine, allowing you to deliver truly person-centred support.

Care experience is preferred but it is not a requirement. We look for people with strong communication skills, empathy and a genuine interest in helping others live independently.

Our training and onboarding process are designed to equip new carers with the practical knowledge and confidence needed to provide high-quality support.