DEMENTIA CARE WORKERS
36 HOUR CONTRACT AVAILABLE
8PM TO 8AM - 3 SHIFTS PER WEEK (NIGHTSHIFT POSITION)
£12.60 PER HOUR
Our organisation was established in the mid-70s with the goal of providing outstanding social care for individuals with diverse support needs. We're dedicated to placing the people we support at the forefront of everything we do and providing customised care that suits their specific needs. Our core values of Life, Justice, and Community drive us to make a positive impact on people's lives.
TMF is delighted to confirm that on 1st April 2025 it joined Enable, one of Scotland’s leading charities who has been championing the rights of individuals for over 70 years. Enable’s mission is to work for an equal society where everyone has the right to live, work and participate in the communities of their choice. Across the charity’s three pillars, they deliver self-directed health and social care support with Enable Cares; employability and training services with Enable Works; and community projects and campaigns with Enable Communities.
Bankhall court provides 24 hour care to seventeen adults with a diagnosis of Dementia We have a comfortable, homely environment. When people come Bankhall court we encourage people to live well with dementia and encourage each individual to achieve their personal outcomes throughout their dementia journey.
Help transform lives like Martin’s.
Bankhall Court is based in Govanhill, It is a residential Dementia service for 17 people who are supported to live well with various types of Dementia. It’s a safe, supportive environment where people can be encouraged to take part in various activities.
Hello, my name is Martin and I live in Bankhall Court. I enjoy living here I have made lots of new friends. I like to go out in the local community visiting cafes and especially the football Museum’s. My family are involved in my care and visit me often.
I like to have a laugh with staff and would like to be with staff who have a similar sense of humour.
Are you ready to make a real difference to Martin and the other people we support at Southside Older peoples services?