Castle Care Scotland

Introducing

We thrive on assisting service users to remain as independent as possible in their own communities

Our organisation provides care for our world’s most precious resource: humans. We care for the growing needs of our communities, providing care and support services for individuals, families, communities, and not just service users.

Our Services

Health Care Services

We make efforts to change the way that healthcare services are offered in order to meet the changing needs of our patients, both for the present and future.

Personalised Care and Support

24 hour Support

Home from Hospital

Respite Care

Social Support

SALUTE THE STAFF

This little fella really cheered up one evening shift for our hard working Team Lead in Nairn! Someone left this on her car, and it just gave a sense that our work is appreciated and people notice and people care…

Our teams, as you can imagine, have worked very hard during the Covid Pandemic as well as before. At the time when we would all have wanted to remain in our houses, safe and isolated from risk, our teams were out there supporting our service users. Going above and beyond is a daily occurrence in the life of a carer or support worker, but the pandemic has shone a light the strength, courage and determination of these dedicated staff.

Our work is challenging, but rewarding and would not be possible without the dedication of our staff teams. A small Random Act of Kindness can make all the difference and give that boost sometimes needed to carry on.

A huge round of applause to all our staff, your dedication and hard work is always hugely appreciated, thank you all

We would like to invite you to send a message of support or do your own Random Act of Kindness to support, inspire and encourage our hard working staff when they are out and about ensuring our vulnerable people are safe, cared for and happy.

Or, if you are business or individual who would like to donate a Random Act of Kindness to our staff please do get in touch. Pamper days, boxes of chocolates, healthy lunches, or just smiles and appreciation all welcome!

You can send in your own Message of Support via this form,

Staff testimonials

It can be a long day, but when you see a service user smile and be cheered up by us being there, it makes it all worthwhile.

I left my previous role working with young people, which I had enjoyed, but I have found that I like working in care at home much better, and one year in, I would not change anything.

It does not feel like a job, as I enjoy visiting the service users, and it does not feel like actual work.

I have worked in care and support services for over 25 years, but I really enjoy Castle Care as it is a family run company who really do care about their service users and their staff.

I had never worked in care before this last year, but I now wonder why I did not do this years ago, it’s such a rewarding role, and I really love it.!

I really enjoy my job, the service users are all lovely and I enjoy popping into see them and support them.

Vacancies

Working in care and support roles can be hugely rewarding. In the recent pandemic a light has been shone on the largely unseen work of care and support teams across the country. A role which usually goes unnoticed in our communities, has been highlighted to the world in the midst of this pandemic. Our work has never stopped during these times, indeed it has increased as we assist the NHS to try to ensure our hospitals are kept clear of patients who could be at home instead.
We have vacancies for Care at Home Support Workers and also for Social Support Workers. Social support is based around a person's social needs, whereas Care at Home Support is based around a person's personal care needs.
If you would like to know more about the roles our staff carry out please get in touch with our office for an informal chat.
Or you can apply directly using the button below.

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Interested in a Career in Care?

If you care about people, we can teach you everything else you need to know to begin or continue a career in care.
We currently have vacancies for AM shifts (7-2pm) and PM shifts (4-10pm).

Relief vacancies are also available for those who may not be able to commit to the work pattern (4 days one week and 3 days the next week) or who are perhaps looking for a second job.

Our care and support teams work in our local communities to ensure that people are able to remain as independent as possible and able to live in their own homes (and communities) for as long as they wish to.

If you are interested in a career change, or a new role, we think you will find these roles hugely rewarding.