Support Worker

If you believe care should be personal, purposeful and centred around helping somebody live life to the fullest, this Support Worker opportunity offers the chance to make a genuine difference every day. With both part time and full-time hours available, you will work 1‑to‑1 with a 68‑year‑old male client with an Acquired Brain Injury, helping him remain engaged in everyday life, access the local community and continue progressing towards meaningful rehabilitation goals.

What’s in it for you

• £14.00 per hour depending on experience
• Full time and part time opportunities available
• Structured induction and peer‑reviewed probation programme
• Ongoing supervision and regular formal meetings
• Bespoke in‑house and specialist client‑specific training
• Company pension scheme
• Participation in the Better Health at Work Scheme
• Company events, social activities and celebrations
• Staff newsletter
• Friendly and collaborative working environment

As a Support Worker your role will include:

• Supporting a male client with Acquired Brain Injury in his home and local community
• Prompting and encouraging daily living routines and independence
• Assisting with medication and some personal care
• Encouraging engagement in outdoor and community activities
• Helping the client access hobbies and interests important to him
• Playing an active role in rehabilitation‑focused care
• Building positive routines and promoting wellbeing

What we’re looking for in a Support Worker

• Previous experience working within the health or social care sector
• NVQ / Diploma Level 2 in Health and Social Care or equivalent experience
• Full UK driving licence and confidence driving a larger vehicle
• A proactive, compassionate and reliable approach
• Passion for rehabilitation and helping individuals achieve goals
• Somebody who enjoys outdoor activities and community engagement

This role is subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service check.

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