Allander Homecare are looking to recruit compassionate, friendly, reliable and flexible staff who will support, encourage and help our service users to maintain their independence within their own homes.

We are a local company providing homecare services and pride ourselves on the reputation we have built within the area providing the highest quality of care services. We have been been recognised for the last two years as East Dunbartonshire Business Award finalists.

Our rate of pay is £8.75 per hour with increased pay rates over our public holidays.

There are up to 28 days paid holidays and mileage is paid for your travel between clients.

We are looking for positive, honest and reliable individuals who enjoy working with people. Those with a caring and compassionate nature are suited to this line of work. We can offer full training and great job satisfaction while valuing you for the work you will do.

Experience in providing care is a significant advantage, however, full training will be delivered to applicants who are able to demonstrate they possess the right personal qualities.

The company offers good career opportunities with excellent training packages, a friendly environment and the chance to complete SVQ training.

It is an advantage to be a car owner with a full driving license but non-drivers will be considered.

Working within our friendly team you will be undertaking a number of duties which include the following:

• Assisting clients to get dressed

• Personal Care

• Meal Preparation

• Assisting with bedtime routine and getting clients to bed

• Administering medication

We offer a variety of shifts patterns e.g. Full time / Part time / Weekends.

Are you looking for a new challenge?

Do you thrive on being busy with a job full of variety?

Are you self-motivated, enthusiastic and organised?

Are you keen to work in a busy, local organisation that makes a real difference to individuals and their families?

If you have said YES, then we want to hear from you!

It has been said that “Fundraisers should use pride, not apology, when asking for a gift for a charity that is doing good work.” Well, we believe we do good work in our support of over 1,300 carers and their families each year – but we need your help to continue! Based in Milngavie (less than 25 minutes from Glasgow centre by train) this is an exciting new opportunity for an experienced fundraiser or for someone just starting out in their career. We need someone used to a financial target environment that can motivate others to support our work, that can build long-term relationships with donors and who can turn ideas into fun events and/or activities that raise much needed funds.