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Waking Night Support Worker
Brighton, UK £9,948.60 - £19,897.20 per annum DOE
Waking Night Support Worker, Brighton We are looking for night owls to become a Waking Night Support Worker close to the Brighton area of East Sussex. This is an exciting opportunity to join a Residential service for young adults founded on wonderful values where young people with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and challenging behaviours receive the very best in education, care and support to achieve all their goals in life. Shifts 10pm – 10am 2 nights per week – £9,948.60 per annum 3 nights per week – £14,922.90 per annum 4 nights per week - £19,897.20 per annum Do you want to make a difference? This organisation was setup on the vision that we can do more to protect and help the most vulnerable in our society. Their aim is to promote the inclusion of all the young people they support ensuring they have equal access to opportunities to become as independent as possible and not letting any barrier prevent them from living life to the full. They offer in-house medical, occupational and nursing therapies for all to access. As their Support Worker, your role will be pivotal in ensuring the safety and welfare of the young people in residence throughout the night. You will monitor residents with additional medical and health needs. You will also carry out some domestic duties such as cleaning, washing and ironing. What experience & skills are required? It is preferred that you have experience working/living with children/young adults or have personal experience of working with people with learning disabilities; You will ideally hold an NVQ level 2 in Health and Social Care. However, full training is provided so not essential; Ideally, you will also be a car driver due to the partly rural location. This is not only a career but is so rewarding and something where you can make a difference every day. If you have a passion to work with young people and you believe every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be, then we would love to hear from you. If this amazing job opportunity excites you, then please click apply. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Children's Support Worker
Eastbourne, UK £17,113 per annum + benefits
Children’s Support Worker, Eastbourne We are looking for enthusiastic Support Workers living close to the Eastbourne area of East Sussex. This is an exciting opportunity to join a Children’s Residential service founded on wonderful values where children with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and challenging behaviours receive the very best in education, care and support to achieve all their goals in life. £17,113 per annum + 30 days holiday + support towards further qualifications Full-time hours, 6.5 - 12 hour shifts available including mornings, evenings and weekends Guaranteed 1 day off every weekend Do you want to make a difference? This organisation was setup on the vision that we can do more to protect and help the most vulnerable in our society. Their aim is to promote the inclusion of all the children they support ensuring they have equal access to opportunities to become as independent as possible and not letting any barrier prevent them from living life to the full. They offer in-house medical, occupational and nursing therapies for all the children to access. What will be your Responsibilities? As their Support Worker, you will be working in the residential home for children aged 7-19. This will involve helping with morning routines and assisting them to get to school. (There may be minimal personal care involved.) After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can develop their life skills and independence. What experience & skills are required? You will have experience working with children/young adults with learning disabilities; You will ideally hold an NVQ level 3 in Children and Young People’s Workforce. However, full training is provided so not essential; You must be a car driver due to the rural location of the service. This is not only a career but is so rewarding and something where you can make a difference every day. If you have a passion to work with children and you believe every child deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be, then we would love to hear from you. If this amazing job opportunity excites you, then please click apply. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change. This job would suit someone living close to Eastbourne, Seaford, Brighton and surrounding areas.
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Children's Residential Support Worker
Southampton, UK £8.75 - £9.30 per hour DOE + £70.47 per sleep-in
Children’s Residential Support Worker, Southampton £8.75 - £9.30 per hour DOE We are looking for positive and enthusiastic individuals to join a Children’s Residential Home with an ‘Outstanding’ CQC rating to become a Support Worker in the Southampton area of Hampshire. You will be providing fantastic care and support to children with Learning disabilities, Autism and Challenging Behaviours. This is a truly special organisation to be a part of and they look to make every day extraordinary for the children they care and support, because they believe in every single one of them. You would be working in a small 7 bedded home. It’s not often that they look to recruit, they have a very low staff turnover and a long-established staff team, which enables them to look for people with or without experience. There is plenty of training and support available to help you flourish. Hours and Qualifications £8.75 - £9.00 per hour DOE; £9.30 per hour if you have Level 3 Diploma in Children and Young People’s Workforce; Plus £70.47 per sleep-in, additional; Full-time, 40 hours per week; Must be available for split shifts and alternate weekends for days; Must be available for sleep ins; You must hold a valid driving licence and access to your own vehicle. Responsibilities As their Residential Support Worker, you will help them get dressed, encourage them to get washed, and make sure they have a good breakfast. After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies, teach them life skills and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can grow up into the person they want to be. You will make a real difference to the life of every child by creating positive experiences every day and helping them make progressive steps. If you’re looking for a job that is not only rewarding but also offers a great career, why not give the position of a Support Worker some thought. Helping a child achieve their goals is a wonderful feeling. If you are excited by this amazing opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change. *Health and Social Care Jobs is an Equal Opportunities Employer, however due to the nature of the position, this post is exempt under the Equality Act 2010. In this instance there is a Genuine Occupational Requirement to recruit individuals aged 21 and over. *
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Residential Support Worker
Brighton, UK £17,113 per annum + benefits
Residential Support Worker, Brighton We are looking for enthusiastic Residential Support Workers living close to the Brighton area of East Sussex. This is an exciting opportunity to join a Residential service for young adults founded on wonderful values where young people with learning disabilities, mental health conditions and challenging behaviours receive the very best in education, care and support to achieve all their goals in life. £17,113.44 per annum + 30 days holiday + support towards further qualifications Full-time hours, 40 hours per week, mixture of early and late shifts, 7am – 2:30pm and 2:30pm – 10pm as an example including weekends and bank holidays Make a difference The organisation was setup on the vision that we can do more to protect and help the most vulnerable in our society. Their aim is to promote the inclusion of all the young people they support ensuring they have equal access to opportunities to become as independent as possible and not letting any barrier prevent them from living life to the full. They offer in-house medical, occupational and nursing therapies for all to access. Responsibilities As their Support Worker, you will be working in the residential home for young adults aged 19-25. You will assist them with their morning routine and helping them get to college. (There may be minimal personal care involved). After college or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies and help them find what they are passionate about, so they can learn precious life skills and independence. What experience & skills are required? It is preferred that you have experience working/living with children/young adults or have personal experience of working with people with learning disabilities; You will ideally hold an NVQ level 3 in Health and Social Care. However, full training is provided so not essential; Ideally, you will also be a car driver, but again this is not essential. This is not only a career but is so rewarding and something where you can make a difference every day. If you have a passion to work with young adults and you believe every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be, then we would love to hear from you. If this amazing job opportunity excites you, then please click apply. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Registered Children's Home Manager
Colchester, UK £35K - £40K per annum DOE + benefits
Registered Children’s Home Manager, Colchester £35K - £40K per annum + fantastic benefits We are looking for an enthusiastic and talented Registered Children’s Home Manager living close to the Colchester area of Essex. You could be joining a fantastic children’s residential service who provide support to children living with Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD) and challenging behaviours. Every child matters You could be part of an extra special service who aim to help every young person achieve their goals no matter what the barrier. They create safe, caring and therapeutic environments, placing every child at the centre of the service, enabling everyone to flourish and smile. Their staff speak so highly of them as there is very much a family feeling within the organisation. Everyone is supported and appreciated and work together to achieve the best results. They aim to create a fulfilled life not only for the people they support, but for their dedicated team too. As their Registered Manager, you will oversee a 4-bed home for children aged 10-18. You will have the autonomy to make the home the best it can possibly be. You will create a positive environment where you and your team will place the emotional well-being of the young people at the heart of the service and help them achieve the goals in their lives. What skills & qualifications are required? You will have your Level 5 in Leadership and Management, or equivalent; You will a minimum 2-years’ experience managing a children’s residential service; You will also have evidence of at least 2 Ofsted inspections achieving “Good” or “Outstanding” results; You will also be a car driver will access to a vehicle. Above all, you will be a positive role model with excellent leadership skills. You will have a pro-active nature with a passion for changing the lives of young people. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change. This role may also be suitable for someone living close to the Clacton-on-Sea, Wivenhoe, Manningtree and surrounding areas.
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Support Worker
Cambridge, UK £9.70 per hour
Support Worker, Cambridge We are looking for caring and dedicated Support Workers living close to the Cambridge area of Cambridgeshire. This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly regarded social care provider who provide specialist care to children, young people and adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health conditions and challenging behaviours. There are fantastic opportunities to learn and progress in this role. It can be challenging, but the rewards of seeing an individual overcome hurdles in their life is something else! Change lives, make a difference This provider has a strongly person-centred approach and they work hard to deliver high quality care. One of their board members has a history of campaigning for disability rights and another who has some 44 years’ experience as a social worker, they all aspire to transform lives. Every person matters to them and this is an example of the wonderful work they do, “Not only do they never give up on our daughter, but they always make us feel important and respected.” As their Support Worker, you will be part of a residential care home for up to 10 males. The home is very welcoming and boasts a homely and very fun feel to it. There is a fantastic vibe at the home and all the team are positive and upbeat, and the Manager has an infectious personality. The young people enjoy looking after animals so there are often ducks, geese, rabbits and dogs onsite, one time there was even a visit from a lizard. Residents also having picnics in the beautiful grounds, kite flying, art and crafts and cookery. Hours & Salary £9.70 per hour Full time hours, 40 hours a week; Shifts of 7.30 am – 9.30pm with every other weekend off; What skills & experience are required? Experience of working in a similar position in care or of working with people with learning disabilities is essential; It is essential that you have a full driving licence and access to a vehicle due to the location of the role; Above all, you will be a vibrant, enthusiastic character who shares their values and wants to make a difference to a vulnerable person’s future. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity to become a Support Worker, then we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Support Worker
Ilford, UK £8.50 per hour + benefits
Support Worker, Ilford We are looking for caring and dedicated Support Workers living close to the Ilford area of East London. This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly regarded social care provider who provide specialist care to younger and older adults living with learning and physical disabilities. There are fantastic opportunities to learn and progress in this role. It can be challenging, but the rewards of seeing an individual overcome hurdles in their life and achieve their goals is something else! Change lives, make a difference This provider has a strongly person-centred approach and they work hard to deliver high quality care. One of their board members has a history of campaigning for disability rights and another who has some 44 years’ experience as a social worker, they all aspire to transform lives. Every person matters to them and this is an example of the wonderful work they do, “Not only do they never give up on our daughter, but they always make us feel important and respected.” As their Support Worker, you will be part of a residential care home for up to 8 residents. The home is very welcoming and boasts a homely and very fun feel to it. There is a fantastic vibe at the home, the team are positive and upbeat and there are lots of fun activities for residents to enjoy. You will help support residents with their daily living skills, communicate with family members and help provide high quality care and support to all residents. Benefits & Hours £8.50 per hour; Permanent contracts; Full Time, 37.5 hours per week, day or night shifts (mixture of earlies, lates and every other weekend), various shift patterns available to suit your lifestyle; Free training to achieve further qualifications in Social Care; Career progression opportunities; Paid DBS Employee Assistance Helpline and flexible holiday purchase scheme. What skills & experience are required? Experience of working in a similar position or of working with people with learning disabilities is desirable, but not essential; It is desirable that you have a full driving licence, but not essential as commutable from public transport links; Above all, you will be a vibrant, enthusiastic character who shares their values and wants to make a difference to a vulnerable person’s future. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity to become a Support Worker, then we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Support Worker
Hitchin, UK £8.50 per hour + benefits
Support Worker, Hitchin We are looking for caring and dedicated Support Workers living close to the Hitchin area of Hertfordshire. This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly regarded social care provider who provide specialist care to younger and older adults living with learning and physical disabilities and challenging behaviours. There are fantastic opportunities to learn and progress in this role. It can be challenging, but the rewards of seeing an individual overcome hurdles in their life and achieve their goals is something else! Change lives, make a difference This provider has a strongly person-centred approach and they work hard to deliver high quality care. One of their board members has a history of campaigning for disability rights and another who has some 44 years’ experience as a social worker, they all aspire to transform lives. Every person matters to them and this is an example of the wonderful work they do, “Not only do they never give up on our daughter, but they always make us feel important and respected.” As their Support Worker, you will be part of a residential care home for up to 9 residents. The home is very welcoming and boasts a homely and very fun feel to it. There is a fantastic vibe at the home, the team are positive and upbeat and there are lots of fun activities for residents to enjoy. You will help support residents with their daily living skills, communicate with family members and help provide high quality care and support to all residents. Benefits & Hours £8.50 per hour; Permanent contracts; Full Time, 37.5 hours per week, day or night shifts (mixture of earlies, lates and every other weekend), various shift patterns available to suit your lifestyle; Free training to achieve further qualifications in Social Care; Career progression opportunities; Paid DBS Employee Assistance Helpline and flexible holiday purchase scheme. What skills & experience are required? Experience of working in a similar position or of working with people with learning disabilities is desirable, but not essential; It is desirable that you have a full driving licence, but not essential; Above all, you will be a vibrant, enthusiastic character who shares their values and wants to make a difference to a vulnerable person’s future. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity to become a Support Worker, then we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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Support Worker
Guildford, Surrey, UK £9.50 per hour + benefits
Support Worker, Guildford We are looking for caring and dedicated Support Workers living close to the Guildford area of Surrey. This is an exciting opportunity to join a highly regarded social care provider who provide specialist care to younger and older adults living with learning and physical disabilities and mental health conditions. There are fantastic opportunities to learn and progress in this role. It can be challenging, but the rewards of seeing an individual overcome hurdles in their life and achieve their goals is something else! Change lives, make a difference This provider has a strongly person-centred approach and they work hard to deliver high quality care. One of their board members has a history of campaigning for disability rights and another who has some 44 years’ experience as a social worker, they all aspire to transform lives. Every person matters to them and this is an example of the wonderful work they do, “Not only do they never give up on our daughter, but they always make us feel important and respected.” As their Support Worker, you will be part of a Supported Living service for up to 24 service users. You will help support the service users with their daily living skills including cooking, cleaning, helping to manage their correspondence and helping them to access the local community and do the things they love doing. You will provide emotional support too as well as playing a key role in enabling them to live life to full. Benefits & Hours £9.50 per hour; Permanent contracts; Full Time, 37.5 hours per week, day or night shifts (mixture of earlies, lates and every other weekend), various shift patterns available to suit your lifestyle; Free training to achieve further qualifications in Social Care; Career progression opportunities; Paid DBS Employee Assistance Helpline and flexible holiday purchase scheme. What skills & experience are required? Experience of working in a similar position or of working with people with learning disabilities or mental health conditions is desirable, but not essential; It is desirable that you have a full driving licence, but not essential; Above all, you will be a vibrant, enthusiastic character who shares their values and wants to make a difference to a vulnerable person’s future. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity to become a Support Worker, then we would love to hear from you. We are proud to recruit for the Social Care Sector and when you click on apply, one of our friendly careers advisors will contact you to discuss this in more detail. We only employ experts, so you can always rely on us to look after you during your career change.
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