Night Support Worker – Children’s Disabilities

Working as a Support Worker with Care Partnership means helping people live full and meaningful lives. You support individuals in their own homes and in the community, building confidence, independence, and everyday well-being. You might go to the cinema, walk in the park, visit the beach, or go out for a coffee. At home, you may prepare meals, support daily routines, enjoy hobbies together, or simply offer companionship. No previous experience is needed. What matters most is patience, kindness, and a genuine desire to support others. We provide full training, ongoing support, and clear opportunities to progress. Supporting people at home and in the community to live independently Helping with daily routines, meals, and personal care where needed Providing emotional support and companionship Working independently while following care plans Quality, Safety, and Teamwork Promoting wellbeing and safe choices Attending training and supervision A genuine desire to support others Compassion and quality care If you’d like to watch our introduction video, here’s the link – Watch our video Apply today and help adults with learning disabilities and autism to live independently and enjoy fulfilling lives within their communities….