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A care worker position at Ai no Ie Group Home Itabashi Komone, a group home for older people living with dementia, operated by Medical Care Service. The role is offered through Tokyo's care-worker employment promotion scheme: the hire takes a care qualification course at no personal cost while working, is paid for training hours, and is in principle moved to a permanent position when the period ends.
Each unit houses nine residents, with two or three staff on duty during the day. Rather than doing everything for residents, staff support them with what they cannot manage themselves: cooking, cleaning, walking and eating out together, and planning seasonal events. Conversation and communication with residents are central to the work, and new staff are paired one-to-one with an experienced colleague.
No qualification or care experience is required. Applicants without a qualification or with the Initial Training certificate are accepted, provided they can attend the qualification course.
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Certified care worker at a small-unit dementia group home, giving residents physical care and daily-living support and proposing activities that widen their day.
Care worker at a dementia group home with nine residents per unit, supporting daily life by cooking, cleaning and doing laundry together with residents, plus walks and seasonal events.
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