DP (3919181) - Female Dementia Carer for an Elderly Person (Exception under the Equality Act 2010)

DP (3919181) - Female Dementia Carer for an Elderly Person (Exception under the Equality Act 2010)

We are looking for a kind, patient, compassionate and reliable female carer to support an elderly person living with dementia. The role involves providing personal care, companionship, assistance with daily routines and support with enjoyable outings, helping the individual maintain their dignity, independence and quality of life.

A Welsh-speaking carer would be desirable, as the ability to communicate in Welsh may provide familiarity, comfort and reassurance.

The ideal candidate will be caring, attentive and understanding of the needs of someone living with dementia, and able to provide a calm, safe and supportive environment.

Company: Conwy County Borough Council
Salary: from £15.60 an hour
Hours: Part-time
Location: Dwygyfylchi
Working pattern: On-site
Job type: Permanent
Posting date: 11 Nov 2026
Closing date: 26 Nov 2026

Personal Care

• Assist and prompt with showering, dressing and grooming.
• Provide support with toileting and continence care if and when required.
• Prompt with oral hygiene and other personal hygiene needs.
• Assist with getting dressed in the morning and preparing for bed in the evening.
• Respect the individual's dignity, privacy, preferences and independence at all times.

Bedtime Routine

• Assist with evening routine and changing into nightwear.
• Help the individual settle comfortably and safely into bed.
• Provide reassurance and maintain a familiar, relaxing bedtime routine.
• Ensure everything needed overnight is within easy reach.

Daytime Outings and Activities

• Accompany the individual on outings, including walks, trips to cafe s, parks, local attractions and other activities.
• Provide appropriate supervision and support to ensure safety when out.
• Encourage hobbies, social interaction and activities that the individual enjoys.
• Support attendance at appointments and visits with family and friends when required.

Dementia Care and Companionship

• Offer companionship, conversation and emotional support.
• Communicate patiently and sensitively, allowing time for responses.
• Provide reassurance during periods of confusion, anxiety or distress.
• Maintain familiar routines and encourage independence wherever possible.
• Help the individual feel safe, valued and respected.

General Care Duties

• Prepare light meals and drinks and encourage regular eating and drinking.
• Support medication routines in accordance with the agreed care plan and relevant training.
• Observe and report any changes in health, mood, behaviour or general wellbeing.
• Help maintain a clean, comfortable and safe living environment.
• Communicate with family members and healthcare professionals as agreed.
• A kind, patient, trustworthy and compassionate nature.
• A genuine interest in supporting older people living with dementia.
• Reliability, good communication skills and a respectful approach.
• An understanding of the importance of dignity, privacy and confidentiality.
• Willingness to undertake any necessary care training and checks.

Essential requirements

• A kind, patient, trustworthy and compassionate nature.
• A genuine interest in supporting older people living with dementia.
• Reliability, good communication skills and a respectful approach.
• An understanding of the importance of dignity, privacy and confidentiality.
• Willingness to undertake any necessary care training and checks.

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