If you’re searching for live-in care work in Guernsey, you can apply online and speak directly with one of our recruitment specialists.
We take time to understand your experience, preferences, and availability so we can match you with the right placement.
Apply now to start your journey as a Hometouch carer in Guernsey.
Hometouch currently offers live-in carer vacancies in Guernsey for carers with the right experience, values, and commitment to high-quality, person-centred care.
Our live-in carers support clients with daily living, companionship, and specialist needs while allowing them to remain safely in familiar surroundings. This makes live-in care one of the most rewarding care roles available.
If you’re looking for private live-in care jobs in Guernsey that offer continuity, respect, and professional recognition, Hometouch could be the right fit.
At Hometouch, we believe great care starts with supporting carers properly.
We’re committed to delivering high-quality live-in care across the UK and Channel Islands. That starts with carers feeling respected, confident, and supported.
We’ve designed our recruitment process to be clear and straightforward.
If your application is successful, you can begin working as a Hometouch live-in carer in Guernsey, matched with a client who suits your skills and preferences.
“My recruitment with Hometouch was quick and straightforward. It didn’t take me a long time to have all my documents verified, and I was ready to start working.” – Ruth Mauto
Many of our carers tell us that feeling listened to, fairly rewarded, and part of a professional care community makes all the difference.
If you’re ready to find live-in care jobs in Guernsey that value your experience and dedication, apply now and speak to our recruitment team.
We’re here to answer your questions and help you take the next step.
Apply now to become a Hometouch carer.
Most live-in care roles require previous professional care experience. Specialist training or dementia experience can be an advantage, and we provide comprehensive dementia training to every carer.
Pay varies depending on experience, client needs, and placement length. Hometouch pays carers above the industry average.
Some placements may require local availability, while others can suit carers relocating. Our recruitment team can advise based on current roles.
Live-in care typically includes personal care, companionship, help with daily routines, and supporting clients to remain safely at home. Your role helps maintain their independence with support in familiar surroundings.
Once your application, interviews, and checks are complete, you can often start work quickly, depending on placement availability.
Find a great live-in care job in Guernsey – complete our application form and speak to one of our recruitment team today.
At Hometouch, we pride ourselves on how we treat our carers. We offer better pay than agencies, let you to choose when and where you work – and even offer opportunities to develop your skills. We’re on a mission to offer exceptional care across the country. If you think you’d be a good fit for us, apply online now.
1. Apply below and provide us with information about your experience
2. We’ll email you to schedule a phone interview
3. Submit some documents online
4. Meet us for a face to face interview
If successful, you can start working as a Hometouch carer
I think Hometouch is the best care company I have ever worked for. Its a great team of care professionals focused on delivering the best care to clients. I feel supported, well paid and have the tools to learn and provide the best care.
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Enter your postcode on the carer page and this will generate a list of carers in your area. You can then filter by language, skills, interests, experience. We recommend you review previous client reviews, watch videos of the carers and read our Trustpilot reviews to see how other clients have used hometouch successfully.
We regularly update our pool of carers – if you are having problems, just call a Care Advisor, and they’ll be happy to help.
It depends on the circumstances. If you need a carer urgently to cover another carer, we can recommend carers who are suitable and who have been able to help in this area before. This is best setup as an immediate contract and payment.
If you are looking for a longer term contract, we advise you meet the carer, decide they are the right person for you or your loved one and then agree the contract terms. Many clients like to meet with their carer before confirming an ongoing or longer term contract to ensure there is a good match.
Yes, carers have personal liability insurance. hometouch will ensure all carers commencing a contract will have a policy in place if this is requested by a client.
No, it is against our terms and conditions to pay for carer services outside of hometouch.
Yes, If you need a carer for different times of the day or week, you may need to find additional carers who are able to work at different times. Equally, you may have a carer who is taking leave and you can arrange a short term contract with another carer to cover this period. hometouch allows you to have multiple carer contracts simultaneously which can all be managed from the contracts page on the main hometouch dashboard.
You should pick your own carer according to the criteria you looking for. However, if you need some assistance, we can help you with recommendations. The ultimate choice though is you and your family’s. Please email us at hello@myhometouch.com or call a Care Advisor for help.
No. You can book a carer for a one-off job for a few hours or days or arrange an ongoing contract. An ongoing contract can be cancelled with two weeks notice. If cancelling a single shift, please give the carer 24 hours notice.
hometouch is committed to supporting minimum one hour visits. Otherwise it is as long as is required by you and your family.
First of all, please let hometouch know straight away if you are having problems. We are here to help and want to resolve any problems you have. We take any allegations of poor care, dishonesty, poor punctuality, incompetence or poor communication very seriously and will take action immediately if you have concerns. If you have reason to be dissatisfied with your carer, you need to decide whether they have breached the contract with you (eg have not turned up, been non-punctual), or whether you no longer wish to employ them for your own personal reasons.
We check all of our carers ID, Qualifications and CRB/DBS certificates. We also face to face interview every carer that joins hometouch and assess them against 5 criteria – punctuality, communication skills, compassion/empathy, ability to take initiative and personal presentation/honesty. We conduct detailed scenario testing and reference check all carers. We pride ourselves on the high quality bar we set and only accept a small fraction of the carer applicants we receive.
Yes, hometouch is registered and regulated by the CQC. However our introductory model of care which started in 2015 is technically not regulated by the CQC as the hometouch does not interfere in the care delivery, manage the care plan or provide rotas. Our managed care service is regulated by the CQC.
The carer will be paid the stated rate on their profile minus 20% (inc VAT) commission on an ongoing basis for the duration of the contract and any further contract with the carer. hometouch defines this as an “introductory fee” which is spread out over the length of the contract and any other subsequent contracts with that individual carer. We are committed to supporting a minimum £10/hr income for all carers.
The payment needs to be made before the contract starts. This is held in a third party (escrow) account before being transferred to the carer at the end of the following week. Weekly recurring payments are then made for contracts longer than a week.
hometouch provides a secure online payment facility. Payment details are required before any contract commences and payment is via credit/debit card or direct debit for self funding clients. For ongoing contracts payment is taken in advance every Monday.
Carers set their hourly rates according to their experience level, areas of expertise and the trust ratings they have built up on hometouch. The minimum hourly rate chargeable on hometouch is £10/hr. Please be aware that carers are working on a self-employed basis and therefore have to cover their travel costs and other reasonable expenses. We are committed to ensuring that carers can earn a living wage via offering their services on hometouch.
No, carers work on a self employed basis and there is no statutory requirement to pay Employers NI.
You can cancel at any time for an ongoing contract. If you are booking for defined time period of less than a month, you are committed to paying that amount unless exceptional circumstances have occurred. We will look at each request on a case by case basis. Please note, you are party to a contract with the carer and if there is no reasonable reason is given for ending the contract prematurely, you would be in breach of that contract and the care would be entitled to full payment. All cancellations must be submitted by email to both hometouch on hello@myhometouch.com and the carer.
If there is reason to believe the carer has not fulfilled their duties or there are any other concerns, you can dispute the contract in the contract section. hometouch will look at each disputed contract on a case by case basis and try to resolve the matter fairly. A carer also has the ability to dispute a contract in case they believe they have reason to.
Our safeguarding policy protects vulnerable adults from abuse and is a legal requirement under the Health and Social care Act