Support Worker

The Support Worker position centres on supporting Worker focuses on as a support worker, you'll play a crucial role in understanding and supporting the individuals you work with. It would suit someone who can bring patience, respectful communication, safeguarding awareness, and steady support habits to the role.

Where the work sits

Support Workers earn on average* of [[SALARY_0]], with the potential to boost your salary even further. Confirmed role detailsWe are currently looking for part-time permanent (up to 37.5 hours per week) Support Workers to support adults with learning disabilities and autism in a supp.

Care and support involved

Supporting Worker focuses on as a support worker, you'll play a crucial role in understanding and supporting the individuals you work with. Providing both emotional and practical support to help them live their lives their way. Able to work independently while being part of a wider support team, providing one-to-one support.

What helps in this care setting

Patience, respectful communication, safeguarding awareness, and steady support habits.

Practical details

• Able to work a Late - Sleep - Early shift pattern.
• Additional detail: Overtime.

Care skills and requirements

• Social Care experience is not necessary, but it is desirable.
• Must have a full UK Manual driving license.
• Relevant care, clinical, support, registration, DBS, or safeguarding requirements may apply.

Requirements mentioned

• Driving licence

Job details

• Pay: £32,000 per year
• Benefits mentioned: Overtime