Thirty new jobs are being created by a care home business - as part of its efforts to meet growing local demand.
Home Instead Senior Care Newcastle-under-Lyme and Stoke-on-Trent is on the look out for new care-givers to join its North Staffordshire operation.
It comes after new figures show that there will be over 13 million people in the 海角视频 aged over 65 in 2025 who will be in needed of a carer.
Sandra Edden, co-owner of Home Instead's Stoke-on-Trent franchise, said: "The way in which we operate is unique and allows us to offer a different working environment for our care-givers.
"For example, we match clients and care-givers – we look for common areas of interest or life experience so that there is an immediate connection.
"Our care visits are of a minimum duration of one hour, ensuring our clients receive the best quality of care while providing our care-givers with high levels of job satisfaction."
Sandra added: "We have people requiring care right now and so we are very keen to encourage more local people to consider a career in care.
"For people with no prior experience we provide a full training programme so any compassionate, reliable people who are interested in working with us should get in touch."
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On completion of their initial training, care-givers will become eligible to receive the nationally recognised Care Certificate and will also get the chance to further develop their skills with additional qualifications.
This includes Home Instead’s bespoke Dementia Care Training Programme which is accredited by City & Guilds.
For more information about the current vacancies, or to apply, call 01782 622330 or visit the website.