About the Role
Reporting to: Registered Manager
Salary: £12.73 – £14.30 per hour
Location: Dover, Folkestone, Herne Bay, Ashford
Working Hours: Part Time (30 hours) / Full Time (45 hours)
LDC Care has been supporting people since 1999. As we continue to grow, we are looking for inspiring, friendly and caring individuals to join our care teams. You will need a real passion for supporting people to achieve their full potential and you will constantly be looking for opportunities to give new experiences to the people we support.
As a Support Worker at LDC Care Co no two days are the same. You will be assisting the people we support with their range of hobbies and interests, including going on holidays, pamper days, events, the cinema, theme parks, and spending the day browsing the shops.
As a Support Worker, you will be trained to provide high‑quality care through our comprehensive two‑week induction programme at our Hub. Learning does not stop there – LDC Care Co is committed to lifelong learning and offers its own LDC Academy, with opportunities to develop your career in social care.
With the opening of new venues in Medway, we need a Support Worker who will help us deliver the highest level of bespoke support to those who need it.
Benefits
- Sleep‑In rates of £67.50 per night
- Casual dress
- £100 Join Us Incentive after successful completion of your probation
- Blue Light card – discounts on hundreds of high‑street products and services
- Early Pay Service enabling withdrawals on your accrued earnings
- Comprehensive two‑week face‑to‑face induction programme
- Further specialist courses to support your role within adult social care
- Fully funded courses in social care
- Automatic enrolment into NOW pensions
- Genuine and achievable opportunities to develop your career in adult social care
Day‑to‑day support from a friendly team of colleagues and highly experienced Registered Managers.
About You
Ideally, you may have experience working within care settings and supporting adults with similar needs. You may already hold formal qualifications in the care sector and want to progress your career. Or you may be completely new and would like to start a career in the social care sector.
The main thing we need to see from you is that you are a kind and caring individual, with strong ethical values that demonstrate an ability to support someone through the good times and the bad. Working in care can be tough, but the reward is huge.
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