Care Worker Nights at Alba Rose

Overview

Location: Alba Rose, Keld Head Hall, Middleton Road, Pickering YO18 8NR

Care with Heart – Join Alba Rose in Pickering as a Care Worker

£400 Welcome Bonus terms and conditions apply

At Saint Cecilia’s Care Group, our mission is simple: to provide exceptional, compassionate care that truly enriches the lives of our residents and their families. At Alba Rose, our vibrant home in Pickering, we care for older people—some living with dementia—in a warm, supportive environment where dignity, independence, and wellbeing are at the heart of everything we do.

We’re looking for kind, caring, and reliable individuals to join our team as Care Workers. You don’t need experience or qualifications—just a big heart, a positive attitude, and a genuine desire to make a difference.

What You’ll Be Doing

- Supporting residents with daily tasks, including personal care and companionship
- Encouraging independence and helping residents live life to the fullest
- Providing one-to-one support and building meaningful relationships
- Working as part of a dedicated team that puts residents’ wellbeing first

What We’re Looking For

- Inspirational people who are naturally caring and compassionate
- A willingness to learn and grow—we’ll provide full training and support
- Dependable team players who take pride in making others feel safe and valued
- A warm smile and a listening ear—every day, every shift

Why Join Us

- Be part of a friendly, close-knit team that feels like family
- Enjoy a rewarding role where every day brings purpose and connection
- Receive full training, ongoing support, and opportunities to develop your career
- Make a real difference in the lives of older people in your community
- Work life balance - work 3 days have 4 days off
- Same rate of pay regardless of age

You don’t need experience to change lives—just the heart to care.

Ready to start a meaningful career? Apply now and become a valued part of the Alba Rose family. Your kindness could be someone’s comfort, joy, and reason to smile today.

Full-time 36 hours a week • Part-time 12 or 24 hours a week

Working every other weekend is expected and some flexibility to cover annual leave on night shifts is desirable.

SPONSORSHIP IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THIS ROLE

Progression

Qualification support

Benefits

- Bank holiday pay
- Same rate of pay regardless of age
- Rewards for service – supplement to your hourly rate after successful completion of 1, 2 and 3 years
- Free enhanced DBS
- Supplement to your hourly rate for successful completion of NVQ(QCF)/Diploma in Social Care
- Perkbox – Access to a range of free perks and over 1,000 discounts from the biggest brands
- FlexEarn - access your wages at any-time
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Happy Birthday Day Off – after 1 year service celebrate your birthday with a day’s leave on us
- Training and development opportunities
- Long service awards for milestones of service from 5 years to 35 years+ (in 5-year increments), starting at £100 gift voucher for 5 years’ service
- Referral scheme – earn up to £250 for referring a friend to the team
- Saint Cecilia/'s Awards recognising and rewarding employees that have gone the extra mile at work and made a difference in our homes

How to apply

Apply online or email your CV to recruitment@stcecilias.co.uk

Meet Gemma

Gemma became a Care Assistant because she wanted to ‘give something back’ to the people she looks after.

“The older and vulnerable adults that we look after have given so much to us and to our country and I always thought I wanted to give back to them,” she says. “I have always had a caring nature and found that working in the care profession is the perfect job for me – I just absolutely love it”

After a couple of years as a mobile carer, Gemma joined Normanby House earlier this year and has loved the opportunity to spend more quality time with the people in her care.

“I really enjoy it at Normanby. There’s a great atmosphere, very welcoming and a great team spirit – everyone is working hard and doing their best to provide the best care for the residents.”

“To be able to get to know someone, spend time with them and help them to stay happy and independent is a real privilege,” she says.

Her role as part of the care team is to provide the hands-on care our residents need, from getting up and dressed in the morning, enjoying mealtimes, activities and outings, to going to bed again at night, and everything in between.

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