Bay Care | 30 Hours per Week | Hybrid Working
Bay Care is expanding its Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI) services and is looking for an experienced Clinical Lead (Registered Nurse) to help shape and lead this developing clinical service.
This is a key leadership role at an exciting stage of growth. As Clinical Lead, you will provide clinical oversight, governance, and decision-making, ensuring safe, high-quality care while supporting the development of Bay Care's TDDI services.
You'll lead on clinical triage, staff competency, governance, and quality assurance, helping to build a safe, structured and compliant clinical service as it grows.
Role Overview
As a Domiciliary Child Care Worker, you'll support children with varying needs within their own homes and the community. Unlike live-in or long shifts, domiciliary care focuses on shorter, structured visits to provide essential support, encourage independence, and build safe, trusting relationships.
What the Role Involves
Visiting children in their homes at agreed times (morning, after school, evening, weekend support)
Assisting with daily routines (personal care, meals, homework, activities)
Supporting children to access the community (clubs, appointments, social activities)
Encouraging independence and self-confidence
Offering emotional and behavioural support
Working in line with individual care plans
Keeping accurate records of support provided and any incidents/concerns
Communicating effectively with families, schools, and professionals involved in the child's care
Children You May Work With
Children with additional or complex needs
Young people who may have experienced trauma, neglect, or challenging backgrounds
Neurodiverse children (autism, ADHD, learning difficulties)
Each care package will be tailored to the child you'll always have a clear briefing
Qualities You'll Need
Consistency & reliability - children need carers they can depend on
Patience & understanding - every child is different
Compassion & empathy - putting the child's needs first
Resilience - handling challenging situations calmly
Flexibility - working across different homes and families
Strong communication - liaising with families, schools, and professionals
Positive energy - making visits enjoyable and supportive
Support & Training
Structured induction and shadow shifts before working independently
Ongoing training, including safeguarding, behaviour management, and specialist skills
Access to Health & Social Care qualifications (Level 2/3)
Guidance and support from our office and management team
This is a rewarding role where you can truly make a difference in a child’s life every day.
✨ £28,704 PA✨ Training provided✨ Career progression opportunities✨ Supportive team
📩 Email: office@baycaregroup.
Live-In Children’s Support Worker
Role Overview
As a Live-In Children’s Support Worker, your role is to provide consistent, high-quality care and support to a child within their own home. You may be working on a 1:1 basis or as part of a 2:1 package depending on the individual care plan. Your presence helps create stability, trust, and a safe environment where the child can thrive.
This is a rewarding role where you can truly make a difference in a child’s life every day.