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Working in care
Care and support workers help people to live as independently as possible. This can include helping people to join social activities, access local services and with personal and practical tasks.
You could be supporting someone in a care home, in the local community or from someone’s home. This includes adults of all ages with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, dementia or mental health conditions.
There are lots of different roles available depending on what you want to do, who you want to work with and where you’d like to work.
Why work in care?
If you like working with people and want to help others in your community, care and support work can offer you a rewarding, long-term career.
Find out how rewarding a career in care and support can be, read our real stories.
Employers provide essential training and offer support to gain recognised qualifications, with opportunity for promotion as well as job security.
All you need to start are the right values – are you kind, caring and compassionate? If so, search for your perfect job.
Do something extraordinary – be Proud to Care.
Proud to Care Bristol is part of the Proud to Care South West campaign which is being supported by Bristol City Council.
Find out more, email: proudtocare@bristol.gov.uk
