Make a real difference in someone’s life while building a meaningful new future for yourself.
We are recruiting Support workers and Healthcare Assistants to work in residential centres, Nursing homes, and Homecare sectors.
You will be working with adults and children with Intellectual disabilities, Adults with Dementia or long-term illnesses
About the Role
Work That Truly Matters
This isn’t just another job. As a Support Worker / Health Care Assistant , you will help service users and residents live fuller and more independent lives. You’ll support daily routines, encourage skills, share moments of joy, and be someone they can trust.
You need at least 12 months of experience, along with compassion, patience, and a willingness to learn. Training is provided.
- Full training and ongoing guidance
- Supportive, professional team environment
- Stable, long-term roles
- Competitive salary + relocation support
Life in Ireland
A New Home That Welcomes You
Ireland is friendly, safe, and community-focused. People look out for each other here. You’ll find a place that feels like home, not just a workplace.
English-speaking environment
Friendly, welcoming communities
Beautiful landscapes and relaxed pace of life
Safe and affordable lifestyle options
Relocation & Support
We Make the Move Simple
1. Apply and interview
Tell us a bit about yourself and why you’re interested. If you’re a good fit, we’ll invite you for a relaxed conversation — not a stressful interview.
ONLY EU PASSPORT HOLDERS CAN APPLY!
2. Job Offer
Once the interview goes well, we’ll send you a formal job offer with all the details clearly explained: salary, working hours, support available, and next steps.
3. Document & Compliance Support
Every country has paperwork. We don’t leave you to figure it out alone. Our team walks you through each document, explains what’s needed, checks everything, and keeps the process smooth and stress-free.
4. Relocation Planning
We help you prepare your move — including guidance on travel arrangements, understanding your new area, and support in finding suitable accommodation. You’ll know exactly what to expect before you land.
5. Arrival & Settling In
When you arrive in Ireland, you won’t be on your own. You’ll be welcomed by our local support team, start your initial training, meet your colleagues, and be guided as you get comfortable with your new surroundings and routine.
FAQs
Questions You Might Have
Do I need previous experience to apply?
You need at least 12 months of experience, along with compassion, patience, and a willingness to learn. Training is provided. But you will need a EU PASSPORT to apply.
What kind of support will I get when moving to Ireland?
Our team guides you through everything — documents, travel planning, accommodation support, and settling in.
You won’t be doing this alone. We stay with you every step of the journey.
Is English fluency required?
You don’t need perfect English.
You just need to be able to communicate clearly and comfortably.
Your communication skills will naturally improve once you’re here.
What does the day-to-day work look like?
You’ll support adults with intellectual disabilities in everyday activities — like cooking, cleaning, social outings, hobbies, or learning new skills.
It’s real-life support, not medical or hospital work.
Is accommodation provided?
Accommodation support is available.
We help you find safe, comfortable housing close to your workplace. In most cases, the accommodation is shared with other support workers.
What is the salary and work schedule like?
You will receive a stable monthly income with clear work hours.
Shifts are structured, and you’ll have regular time off each week.
Details are shared during the job offer stage so everything is transparent.