Join our team

Bringing joy to someone's day…

Are you reliable and caring, with a professional and flexible attitude to work?

Happy at Home in Reading provide homecare to elderly and disabled adults in their own homes, enabling them to live independently. We’d like you to join us.

You will need good communication skills and be able to follow instructions.

Access to your own transport is essential.

Experience would be a bonus, but we provide full training for those making a career change.

We offer you...

FREE bespoke training

Competitive & progressive pay rates

Up to 28 days paid holiday (pro-rata)

Car mileage or travel (subject to conditions)

Subsidised enhanced DBS check

Apply today

Please complete the application form below. Once submitted we will contact you, normally within 3 working days. Successful applicants will be invited to attend an interview, where they will learn more about our company and the role, as well as meeting our team.

Our Team

Precila Adriosula

Managing Director

Dani Adriosula

Director

“I have just spoken to the daughter of Mrs P, Ella. She was very complimentary about the care staff visiting her mother from Happy at Home Community Care Services Limited. Ella said the carers were skilled, respectful and sensitive to her mother’s needs and preferences. Having them coming in has enabled Ella to start doing some work again because she has confidence in the staff. ”

Ella family
“The carers were always courteous, cheerful and friendly and we would like to hope that we would use your services again in the future, should the need arise.”

Gibbs family
“Thank you for all the care you gave to my dad, Edwin Hill (known as Ted), in the last months of his life from Nov. 2019 until April 2020. What you gave was much more than the physical support which was so vital at that time, and which was more than myself and my son could give on our own, you also gave him a warmth and friendliness which brightened up his day. He looked forward to having a chat and a joke with you and it helped to restore his appetite and rebuild a little strength for a few months. Your visits continued as ever (but with restrictions) when the pandemic first broke out last year, so that he could remain at home, as he wished, for as long as possible until he was finally admitted to hospital last April.”

Alison family