Community Care Assistant Worthing Area

Are you a caring and compassionate person who wants to make a real difference in people’s lives? Join Guild Care as a Community Care Assistant and provide essential care and support to older people in their own homes across Worthing and the surrounding areas.

This is more than just a job—it’s a chance to build meaningful relationships and help people maintain independence and dignity in their own homes.

At Guild Care, we believe in putting people first—our clients and our team. We offer a warm, inclusive, and supportive working environment, where staff are encouraged to grow, develop, and thrive.

We offer competitive salary and benefits including:

Up to £500 paid after 3 months and successful completion of all training

Up to £500 paid after successfully completing your probationary period (Equivalent to £36 per week / pro rata)

45p per mile

Annual Wellbeing Day off

Employee Assistance Programme (free confidential advice on wellbeing, family, debt, and more)

Cycle to Work scheme

Free Specsavers eye care vouchers

Option to buy and sell annual leave

Health cash plan (silver and gold)

📍 Location: Worthing and surrounding areas

💷 Pay: £13.66 – £16.56ph ( Block Pay = full shift payment which includes all your travel time)

⏰ Hours: Multiple contracts and hours available

As a Community Care Assistant, you’ll be delivering personal care and support with warmth, respect, and kindness. You’ll:

Support with Daily Living : Help clients with personal care, hygiene routines, dressing, and meals.

Be a Friendly Face : Offer companionship and conversation, promoting wellbeing and social connection.

Keep Things Clean & Safe : Support with light domestic duties and ensure care items are clean and hygienic.

Help in the Community : Assist with local errands like shopping or pension collections.

Stay Connected : Report changes in client wellbeing to the care team and complete care records accurately.

Ability to communicate effectively in English.

Ability to read, write, and perform basic mathematical calculations.

Ability to work well as part of a team.

Ability to travel between clients.

A satisfactory DBS check.

Experience in care work, particularly personal care.

Experience working with older people or in dementia care.

Evidence of QCF (NVQ Level 2) in care, or a willingness to work towards it.

As a Community Care Assistant, you will provide vital support to individuals in their homes, ensuring they receive the care they need to live independently and with dignity. You’ll play a key role in maintaining their physical and emotional well-being, offering practical assistance, and fostering a positive environment.