About the Role
As a social enterprise, Careship aims to enable people with support needs to live as independently as possible in their own homes and to relieve their caregivers. We are looking for reliable everyday helpers to support and care for individuals who need assistance with daily tasks due to age or health impairments.
Responsibilities
- Support with household chores (major part of the work)
- Accompanying clients to shopping and appointments
- Providing companionship, cooking together, and engaging in leisure activities
- Assisting with mobility (e.g., dressing, hair combing, but no personal hygiene)
Requirements
- Reliable and helpful
- Fluent German language skills
- Availability for at least four hours during the week and before 6 PM
- Interest in long-term collaboration
- Ability to provide a clean certificate of conduct (costs covered)
- EU citizen or possess a residence permit with a work permit in Germany
- Possess and be able to use a smartphone
Skills
- Smartphone usage
Location
- Within a 30-minute travel radius of the client's location
Work Type
- Minijob
- Werkstudent job
Experience Level
- Entry-level
- No prior experience required
Education Level
- Everyday helper training provided (prerequisite for the role)
Salary/Compensations
- Starting hourly wage of €15
- Potential to increase to €18 per hour through bonus system
- Up to €3 bonus per hour possible by achieving set goals
Benefits
- Meaningful work supporting individuals and their families
- Flexible scheduling in coordination with clients
- Work locations within a 30-minute commute (no car required)
- Free everyday helper training
- Independent work organizing own client base
- Daily schedule and client management via MeinCareship app
- Accident and liability insurance
- 20 vacation days per year for a 5-day work week
- Support from the Careship team
- Regular events and exchange with other helpers and care experts
About the Company
- Careship is a social enterprise founded in 2015.
- Our goal is to enable people with support needs to live as independently as possible in their own homes and to relieve their caregivers.
