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Children's Jobs
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Children's Support Worker, Stevenage
Stevenage, UK £17,745 - £22,400 per annum DOE + benefits
Children’s Support Worker, Stevenage We are looking for enthusiastic and caring people to become a Children’s Support Worker close to the Stevenage area of Hertfordshire. This is a unique opportunity to join an outstanding service where you can change a child’s life but also achieve a rewarding career. There is also a free of charge potential bus service several times a day to take you to the site; so the role will also suit applicants living in Hitchin, Royston or Letchworth. Accommodation can also be provided if it is required. Have you always wanted to have a career where you can support vulnerable children and help them grow up into the person they want to be? Are you looking for a rewarding job where you know you have done something amazing? If so, then we could have the perfect opportunity for you. Our client is an organisation which was founded by a CEO who is a passionate advocate for children & young adults with severe and profound learning difficulties. When he set up his company, he founded it saying “Things can be done better. We can make a difference.” The service is expanding and growing, so they can support even more children. You would be part of a school and residential service that provides education, care and therapeutic support for children and young people living with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties. This site has fantastic facilities for children including a hydrotherapy pool, sensory equipment and beautiful grounds allowing them to grow and flourish in their own unique way. What does the role involve? A Support Worker is both helper and friend to the children you will support. In the morning you will help them get dressed, encourage them with personal care, and assist with their breakfast. After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies like going to the park, playing games and hydrotherapy. You will be pivotal in helping create a positive future for the children, a feeling like no other. Full, part and flexible hours; Day and night shifts available; £8.75 - £9.70 per hour DOE (£17,745 - £19,670 per annum); Night shift salary, £20,475 - £22,400 per annum; Days – 7:30am – 9pm, some shifts 6 hours, some 12 and a half, 4-week rota of 14 shifts; Nights - 8.45pm-8:15am, 4-week rota; Generous benefits package, including high street discounts and childcare vouchers; Fantastic career progression and ongoing training. What experience is required? Experience working with Children isn’t essential we just need passionate, caring and dedicated people to join a special service. Every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be and have the best chance in life! If you share this passion and want to do something amazing, then don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity. Health & Social Care Jobs are very proud to be recruiting for this unique provider and welcome your applications/expressions of interest. Once you apply, we will arrange a suitable time to discuss the vacancy in more detail, answer any questions you may have and look at changing your future for the better! Excited…. you should be!
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Children's Support Worker, Cambridge
Cambridge, UK £17,745 - £22,400 per annum DOE + benefits
Children’s Support Worker, Cambridge We are looking for enthusiastic and caring people to become a Children’s Support Worker close to the Cambridge area of Cambridgeshire. This is a unique opportunity to join an outstanding service where you can change a child’s life but also achieve a rewarding career. There is also a free of charge potential bus service several times a day to take you to the site; so the role will also suit applicants living in Cambridge, Addenbrooke, Foxton and nearby areas. Accommodation can also be provided if it is required. Have you always wanted to have a career where you can support vulnerable children and help them grow up into the person they want to be? Are you looking for a rewarding job where you know you have done something amazing? If so, then we could have the perfect opportunity for you. Our client is an organisation which was founded by a CEO who is a passionate advocate for children & young adults with severe and profound learning difficulties. When he set up his company, he founded it saying “Things can be done better. We can make a difference.” The service is expanding and growing, so they can support even more children. You would be part of a school and residential service that provides education, care and therapeutic support for children and young people living with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties. This site has fantastic facilities for children including a hydrotherapy pool, sensory equipment and beautiful grounds allowing them to grow and flourish in their own unique way. What does the role involve? A Support Worker is both helper and friend to the children you will support. In the morning you will help them get dressed, encourage them with personal care, and assist with their breakfast. After school or on weekend shifts, you’d encourage them to participate in activities and hobbies like going to the park, playing games and hydrotherapy. You will be pivotal in helping create a positive future for the children, a feeling like no other. Full, part and flexible hours; Day and night shifts available; £8.75 - £9.70 per hour DOE (£17,745 - £19,670 per annum); Night shift salary, £20,475 - £22,400 per annum; Days – 7:30am – 9pm, some shifts 6 hours, some 12 and a half, 4-week rota of 14 shifts; Nights - 8.45pm-8:15am, 4-week rota; Generous benefits package, including high street discounts and childcare vouchers; Fantastic career progression and ongoing training. What experience is required? Experience working with Children isn’t essential we just need passionate, caring and dedicated people to join a special service. Every person deserves to be encouraged to be the best they can be and have the best chance in life! If you share this passion and want to do something amazing, then don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity. Health & Social Care Jobs are very proud to be recruiting for this unique provider and welcome your applications/expressions of interest. Once you apply, we will arrange a suitable time to discuss the vacancy in more detail, answer any questions you may have and look at changing your future for the better! Excited…. you should be!
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Domiciliary Care Manager (Children/Learning Disabilities), Wembley
Wembley, UK £35K - £45K per annum DOE
Domiciliary Care Manager (Children/Learning Disabilities), Wembley £35K - £45K per annum DOE We are looking for an experienced Registered Manager living close to the Wembley area of West London. This is a unique opportunity to join a new homecare service supporting children and young adults living with Autism and Learning Disabilities. This role is also commutable from Brentford, Ealing, Hammersmith and nearby areas of London. If you are looking for a special new role and you are excited by helping a new service get off the ground, then we might have something which is perfect for you…. Our client setup their company based on their personal experience of caring for their son who was born a tetraplegic. They were inspired by being able to offer high-quality support and comfort to children and young people living with Disabilities and Autism, as well as their families. They want to create a special service like no other, that is able to grow to exciting new levels and enable more people to live life to the full and continue to do the things they love. Sound intriguing? What does the role involve? As their Registered Manager, you will take up registration with the CQC for the service and be pivotal in setting up the new service. Your knowledge and experience of the sector will be crucial in advising on best practice and providing the best support to the young people and adults you support. There is huge scope to grow within the role too, as you will take on new packages and look to grow the service, not only locally, but across the UK. Excited? You should be, who knows where this fantastic opportunity could take you. What are we looking for in you? You will hold Level 5 in Health & Social Care, or Leadership & Management; You will have experience as a Registered Manager either in a Supported Living, Domiciliary care setting for Children & Young Adults with Autism & Learning Disabilities; You will have extensive knowledge of CQC requirements and have experience of previous inspections achieving a minimum good rating; You will ideally be a car driver; Above all, you will be an inspirational leader who can motivate a staff team and help lead the service to exciting new levels. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs 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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Community Commissioning Manager (Children & Learning Disabilities), Brentford
Brentford, UK £35K - £45K per annum DOE
Community Commissioning Manager (Children & Learning Disabilities), Brentford £35K - £45K per annum DOE We are looking for an experienced Registered Manager living close to the Wembley area of West London. This is a unique opportunity to join a new homecare service supporting children and young adults living with Autism and Learning Disabilities. This role is also commutable from Wembley, Ealing, Hammersmith and nearby areas of London. If you are looking for a special new role and you are excited by helping a new service get off the ground, then we might have something which is perfect for you…. Our client setup their company based on their personal experience of caring for their son who was born a tetraplegic. They were inspired by being able to offer high-quality support and comfort to children and young people living with Disabilities and Autism, as well as their families. They want to create a special service like no other, that is able to grow to exciting new levels and enable more people to live life to the full and continue to do the things they love. Sound intriguing? What does the role involve? As their Community Commissioning Manager, you will take up registration with the CQC for the service and be pivotal in setting up the new service. Your knowledge and experience of the sector will be crucial in advising on best practice and providing the best support to the young people and adults you support. There is huge scope to grow within the role too, as you will take on new packages and look to grow the service, not only locally, but across the UK. Excited? You should be, who knows where this fantastic opportunity could take you. What are we looking for in you? You will hold Level 5 in Health & Social Care, or Leadership & Management; You will have experience as a Registered Manager either in a Supported Living, Domiciliary care setting for Children & Young Adults with Autism & Learning Disabilities; You will have extensive knowledge of CQC requirements and have experience of previous inspections achieving a minimum good rating; You will ideally be a car driver; Above all, you will be an inspirational leader who can motivate a staff team and help lead the service to exciting new levels. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs 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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Community Registered Manager (Children & Families), Ealing
Ealing, London, UK £35K - £45K per annum DOE
Community Registered Manager (Children & Families), Ealing £35K - £45K per annum DOE We are looking for an experienced Registered Manager living close to the Ealing area of West London. This is a unique opportunity to join a new homecare service supporting children and young adults living with Autism and Learning Disabilities. This role is also commutable from Wembley, Brentford, Hammersmith and nearby areas of London. If you are looking for a special new role and you are excited by helping a new service get off the ground, then we might have something which is perfect for you…. Our client setup their company based on their personal experience of caring for their son who was born a tetraplegic. They were inspired by being able to offer high-quality support and comfort to children and young people living with Disabilities and Autism, as well as their families. They want to create a special service like no other, that is able to grow to exciting new levels and enable more people to live life to the full and continue to do the things they love. Sound intriguing? What does the role involve? As their Community Registered Manager, you will take up registration with the CQC for the service and be pivotal in setting up the new service. Your knowledge and experience of the sector will be crucial in advising on best practice and providing the best support to the young people and adults you support. There is huge scope to grow within the role too, as you will take on new packages and look to grow the service, not only locally, but across the UK. Excited? You should be, who knows where this fantastic opportunity could take you. What are we looking for in you? You will hold Level 5 in Health & Social Care, or Leadership & Management; You will have experience as a Registered Manager either in a Supported Living, Domiciliary care setting for Children & Young Adults with Autism & Learning Disabilities; You will have extensive knowledge of CQC requirements and have experience of previous inspections achieving a minimum good rating; You will ideally be a car driver; Above all, you will be an inspirational leader who can motivate a staff team and help lead the service to exciting new levels. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs 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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Supported Living Manager (Children & Families), Hammersmith
London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, London, UK £35K - £45K per annum DOE
Supported Living Manager (Children & Families), Hammersmith £35K - £45K per annum DOE We are looking for an experienced Registered Manager living close to the Hammersmith area of London. This is a unique opportunity to join a new homecare service supporting children and young adults living with Autism and Learning Disabilities. This role is also commutable from Wembley, Brentford, Ealing and nearby areas of London. If you are looking for a special new role and you are excited by helping a new service get off the ground, then we might have something which is perfect for you…. Our client setup their company based on their personal experience of caring for their son who was born a tetraplegic. They were inspired by being able to offer high-quality support and comfort to children and young people living with Disabilities and Autism, as well as their families. They want to create a special service like no other, that is able to grow to exciting new levels and enable more people to live life to the full and continue to do the things they love. Sound intriguing? What does the role involve? As their Supported Living Manager, you will take up registration with the CQC for the service and be pivotal in setting up the new service. Your knowledge and experience of the sector will be crucial in advising on best practice and providing the best support to the young people and adults you support. There is huge scope to grow within the role too, as you will take on new packages and look to grow the service, not only locally, but across the UK. Excited? You should be, who knows where this fantastic opportunity could take you. What are we looking for in you? You will hold Level 5 in Health & Social Care, or Leadership & Management; You will have experience as a Registered Manager either in a Supported Living, Domiciliary care setting for Children & Young Adults with Autism & Learning Disabilities; You will have extensive knowledge of CQC requirements and have experience of previous inspections achieving a minimum good rating; You will ideally be a car driver; Above all, you will be an inspirational leader who can motivate a staff team and help lead the service to exciting new levels. If you are excited by this amazing job opportunity, we would love to hear from you. Health & Social Care Jobs 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, Salisbury
Salisbury, UK £18,250 - £21,556 per annum DOE + £36 per sleep-in (6 sleeps over 3 weeks so an extra £216 per month)
Children’s Support Worker, Salisbury £18,250 - £21,556 per annum DOE + £36 per sleep-in (6 sleeps over 3 weeks so an extra £216 per month) Full-time hours, 3-week rota including mix of earlies, lates, weekends and long days Are you looking for a rewarding career where you can help to change the life of a child? We are looking for caring Children’s Support Workers living close to the Salisbury area of Wiltshire to work within a special residential service for children living with Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD), Autism, Challenging Behaviours or may have suffered trauma and abuse. The role is also commutable from Amesbury, Downton, Andover, Tidworth and surrounding areas. Turn a life around You could be joining a truly wonderful service that is helping children turn their lives around so they can achieve their dreams and reach their potential. Their CEO has over 30-years’ experience working with young people and has a strong belief that every child is worth fighting for. Their residential homes create a place where every child, often for the first time, feels a sense of belonging and they learn life skills to set them up for a positive future. As their Support Worker, you will be key in helping create a safe environment for the young people to flourish. You will help them with education and life skills for their futures and, ultimately, independence. You will work therapeutically with them to help them to respond and react to things that have happened in their lives, maximising the chance of a positive and lasting future. Experience & requirements You will have 1-2 years-experience of working in either a children’s, adult learning disabilities, mental health or nursing setting is essential; You may have personal experience in caring for someone living with a Learning Disability It is essential that you are over the age of 19; It is essential that you have a full driving licence; What is important is having a real passion for caring for children, helping transform a young life and helping each child achieve their dreams and goals. 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.
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Children's Support Worker, Downton
Downton, Wiltshire, UK £18,250 - £21,556 per annum DOE + £36 per sleep-in (6 sleeps over 3 weeks so an extra £216 per month)
Children’s Support Worker, Downton £18,250 - £21,556 per annum DOE + £36 per sleep-in (6 sleeps over 3 weeks so an extra £216 per month) Full-time hours, 3-week rota including mix of earlies, lates, weekends and long days Are you looking for a rewarding career where you can help to change the life of a child? We are looking for caring Children’s Support Workers living close to the Salisbury area of Wiltshire to work within a special residential service for children living with Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD), Autism, Challenging Behaviours or may have suffered trauma and abuse. The role is also commutable from Salisbury, Amesbury, Andover, Tidworth and surrounding areas. Turn a life around You could be joining a truly wonderful service that is helping children turn their lives around so they can achieve their dreams and reach their potential. Their CEO has over 30-years’ experience working with young people and has a strong belief that every child is worth fighting for. Their residential homes create a place where every child, often for the first time, feels a sense of belonging and they learn life skills to set them up for a positive future. As their Support Worker, you will be key in helping create a safe environment for the young people to flourish. You will help them with education and life skills for their futures and, ultimately, independence. You will work therapeutically with them to help them to respond and react to things that have happened in their lives, maximising the chance of a positive and lasting future. Experience & requirements You will have 1-2 years-experience of working in either a children’s, adult learning disabilities, mental health or nursing setting is essential; You may have personal experience in caring for someone living with a Learning Disability It is essential that you are over the age of 19; It is essential that you have a full driving licence; What is important is having a real passion for caring for children, helping transform a young life and helping each child achieve their dreams and goals. 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.
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Children's Support Worker, Amesbury
Amesbury, Wiltshire, UK £18,250 - £21,556 per annum DOE + £36 per sleep-in (6 sleeps over 3 weeks so an extra £216 per month)
Children’s Support Worker, Amesbury £18,250 - £21,556 per annum DOE + £36 per sleep-in (6 sleeps over 3 weeks so an extra £216 per month) Full-time hours, 3-week rota including mix of earlies, lates, weekends and long days Are you looking for a rewarding career where you can help to change the life of a child? We are looking for caring Children’s Support Workers living close to the Salisbury area of Wiltshire to work within a special residential service for children living with Emotional Behavioural Difficulties (EBD), Autism, Challenging Behaviours or may have suffered trauma and abuse. The role is also commutable from Salisbury, Downton, Andover, Tidworth and surrounding areas. Turn a life around You could be joining a truly wonderful service that is helping children turn their lives around so they can achieve their dreams and reach their potential. Their CEO has over 30-years’ experience working with young people and has a strong belief that every child is worth fighting for. Their residential homes create a place where every child, often for the first time, feels a sense of belonging and they learn life skills to set them up for a positive future. As their Support Worker, you will be key in helping create a safe environment for the young people to flourish. You will help them with education and life skills for their futures and, ultimately, independence. You will work therapeutically with them to help them to respond and react to things that have happened in their lives, maximising the chance of a positive and lasting future. Experience & requirements You will have 1-2 years-experience of working in either a children’s, adult learning disabilities, mental health or nursing setting is essential; You may have personal experience in caring for someone living with a Learning Disability It is essential that you are over the age of 19; It is essential that you have a full driving licence; What is important is having a real passion for caring for children, helping transform a young life and helping each child achieve their dreams and goals. 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.
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