Continuity Care Limited

27/10/2026

Self-Employed Domiciliary Carer Wanted – Cheltenham Area

We are looking for caring, reliable, and compassionate self-employed domiciliary carers to join our team, providing high-quality care and support to people in their own homes across the Cheltenham area.
Hours: 10-30 hours per week. Different options available for weekdays and weekends.
Pay: £14–£16 per hour
You'll need to: Be kind, patient, and dependable.
Have a full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.
Be eligible to work in the UK.
Experience in care is preferred, but the right attitude is just as important.
This is a rewarding opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives while enjoying flexible, self-employed work.
If you're interested or would like to find out more, please send your C.V to [email protected].

Thank you!

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A Dementia diagnosis is becoming increasingly common across the world. If you need support, you are not alone!

Contact us today for guidance and support with your needs 🌸

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Falls prevention is one of the most important ways to protect yourself or your loved ones from injuries 🦽

Here are a few key adjustments to consider for a safer home environment:

- Clear pathways: Remove trip hazards from floor spaces, such as rugs, wires, and door stops.
- Appropriate footwear: Avoid wearing slippers, sandals, or flip-flops. Instead, choose comfortable, lightweight, and supportive shoes.
- Improved lighting: Ensure lighting is bright, especially in the evenings. Use night lights in hallways and bedrooms, and keep staircases well-lit.
- Safety equipment: Install grab bars in the bath or shower, as well as handrails along stairs and hallways.
- Regular movement: Stand up and move around the home regularly to prevent stiffness, unsteadiness, or leg weakness.
- Eye health: Since poor eyesight is a common cause of falls, schedule regular eye appointments to ensure your vision is as clear as possible.

At Continuity Care, we are passionate about protecting the safety of our clients at home. We would love to hear your thoughts and recommendations on this topic. Please feel free to share this post and leave your comments below 🩷