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Supporting Oxfordshire’s residents through care

We work with care providers across Oxfordshire to support residents' independence.

As a partnership, we're ensuring more people are living well because they're receiving the proper care at the right time. 

Working with care providers means you're part of our countywide social care network – a network that is proud to care. Flexible working, free training, and excellent career opportunities all help make it a great choice.

Social care is not all about hands on personal care

You could be based in a residential home or local community. You could be working with people with substance misuse issues, a learning disability, or who need mental health support. You may want a support role in administration or IT.

The variety of roles makes a career in adult social care the place to be. The difference is you'll be making a real difference.

Adult social care jobs

Join us and play a part in shaping the future of the Oxfordshire Way.

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What’s involved?

Community support worker

  • Finding help in and around the home
  • Signposting relevant groups, clubs, or activities
  • Offering information and advice on housing, benefits and social care
  • Organising transport 
  • Supporting a wider care team

Skills needed

  • The ability to treat people with dignity
  • Good listening and observational skills
  • The ability to provide someone with opportunities to learn
  • Being responsive and supportive
  • Patience and understanding

Domiciliary Care worker

  • Assist with household tasks
  • Assist with personal care
  • Occasional escorting to appointments or hospital visits
  • Support with washing and dressing
  • Helping with food preparation

Skills needed

  • The ability to treat people with dignity 
  • Patient, kind, and sympathetic
  • Good listening and observational skills
  • The ability to follow company policies and procedures (i.e. health and safety)

Reablement worker

  • Helping someone to regain mobility
  • Assisting in meal preparation
  • Supporting someone to get up and get ready independently
  • Offering support to re-learn skills
  • Providing care following an accident

Skills needed

  • The ability to treat people with dignity
  • Flexibility and time management 
  • Patience  
  • Good problem-solving skills
  • Digital skills to help people with assistive technology
     

Supporting you

Fill in our online form gain dedicated applicant support:

  • CV creation or amendment
  • interview preparation
  • role discussion

We can also help with direct interview arrangements with employers in the care sector across Oxfordshire.

 

Find adult social care jobs

Learn more about the different providers and the roles they have available.

 

 

Meet our providers
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