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Peaceable Care is a values-led care provider offering domiciliary care ( Home Care) including live-in care across Hertfordshire and surrounding areas. We specialise in person-centred care older adults, people with disabilities, Dementia, mental health needs, neurological conditions, and children.

This role exists to help us deliver compassionate, dignified care that empowers individuals to live safely, independently, and meaningfully. Guided by empathy, respect, and professionalism, we’re building a team that reflects our commitment to quality, continuity, and community. If you’re looking for a career where your kindness and reliability truly matter, Peaceable Care is the place to grow.

• At Peaceable Care, we don’t just provide care—we build careers rooted in compassion, growth, and purpose.
• We pay for travel at a business mileage rate.
• As a values-led provider, we invest in your development through tailored training, mentoring, and clear progression pathways.
• With flexible working patterns, a supportive leadership team, and a culture of respect, you’ll feel empowered to make a real difference every day.
• Join us and be part of a growing service that puts people first - clients and carers alike.

Your day will be filled with meaningful interactions and practical support. You’ll assist clients with:

• Providing personal care and support with mobility - Assist with hygiene, dressing, and movement to ensure comfort and dignity.
• Administering medication and monitoring health needs - Support with prescriptions and attend GP or other medical appointments.
• Supporting parenting skills and family routines - Help build confidence and structure in caregiving roles.
• Assisting with shopping, meal preparation, and light housekeeping - Maintaining a safe and nourishing home environment.
• Encouraging social engagement and community access - Facilitating participation in activities and outings to reduce isolation.
• Offering companionship and emotional reassurance - - Be a trusted presence through conversation and empathy.
• Maintaining care plans and reporting changes - Document updates and communicate with families and professionals.
• Promoting safety, dignity, and wellbeing in every interaction - Uphold respectful, person-centred care rooted in kindness.

What we’re looking for:

• Warm, reliable individuals who genuinely care about others. You’ll need to be patient, empathetic, and committed to delivering person-centred care that reflects our values of dignity, respect, and empowerment.
• While experience is welcome, it’s your attitude that matters most—we’ll provide full training.
• Applicants must be eligible to work in the UK, have good communication skills, and be willing to undergo DBS checks and provide references.
• A driving licence is preferred for community-based roles.