Dementia Carer Jobs in Walton on Thames

Work as a self-employed dementia carer in Walton on Thames, helping people stay at home with patience, routine and familiar surroundings. You’ll support daily routines, personal care, medication prompts and gentle companionship — all aimed at keeping clients comfortable in their own homes. Right now, 175 families are currently looking for care in the wider area.

Most roles focus on consistent, relationship-led care: establishing predictable routines, using memory prompts, supporting mealtimes and engaging in meaningful activity. You’ll be working in people’s homes across Walton on Thames and nearby areas including Weybridge, Esher, Hampton, Hanworth, Brooklands, and Feltham, often coordinating with families and other professionals. Many families in Surrey prefer carers who can bring calm, reliability and experience to dementia support.

Typical duties include:

• Maintaining daily routines and familiar activities
• Assisting with personal care and medication prompts
• Providing companionship and reassurance during appointments or walks
• Supporting families with practical observations and handovers

This opportunity is designed for experienced carers who want control and respect for their work. Carers on PrimeCarers are self-employed: you set your own rates, choose your clients, hours and service area. The typical pay range is £18.80–£21 per hour but you decide the rate you list on your profile. PrimeCarers finds clients, handles contracts, invoicing and payments, and insurance is included while you work.

To join you’ll need at least 1 year of professional care experience, an Enhanced DBS check (PrimeCarers can help arrange one), the right to work in the UK and verifiable references. Applying takes minutes; profiles typically go live within days of verification. We support carers leaving agency life who want clearer terms, direct relationships with families and more say over their working pattern in Walton on Thames and surrounding Surrey towns.

This page advertises ongoing self-employed opportunities rather than one specific role. If you want a quieter evening rota, short daytime calls, or longer support visits for someone living with dementia, you can list those preferences on your profile and accept the clients that fit your life.

Ready to get started? Create a profile, upload your references and DBS (or ask us to help), and set the kind of dementia care you offer. Applying takes minutes; profiles typically go live within days of verification — then families can find you and offer work that suits you.