Support Worker Deaf Services

Company: Bristol Industrial
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Support Worker – Deaf Services

Mid Devon

£13.10 per hour – increasing to up to £13.81 after 12 weeks

Enhanced sleep‑in rate

Full time and part time shifts available – 24 or 48 hour contract

Temp to perm role

Make a real difference as a Support Worker – Deaf Services, supporting young people to live independently and thrive in a specialist residential setting. This role offers structured training, the chance to learn British Sign Language, and clear progression opportunities within a supportive and established team.

The role

As a Support Worker – Deaf Services, you will be part of a close‑knit team delivering day‑to‑day care and guidance to young people who are profoundly deaf. Your responsibilities will include:

  • Supporting individuals with daily living activities in a residential care setting
  • Using visual communication, AAC tools and developing BSL skills to engage effectively
  • Encouraging participation in education, hobbies and community activities, including Deaf events
  • Assisting with the smooth running of the home, ensuring a safe and inclusive environment
  • Working collaboratively with external organisations and specialist services
  • Promoting independence, wellbeing and positive outcomes for each individual

Skills and experience

To be considered for the Support Worker – Deaf Services role, you will ideally have:

  • Experience in care, support work, residential care or a similar setting (support worker, care assistant, key worker or youth worker)
  • A genuine interest in supporting deaf individuals and willingness to learn British Sign Language
  • Good communication skills and a patient, adaptable approach
  • A creative and proactive mindset when supporting young people’s development

Benefits and development

Joining as a Support Worker – Deaf Services offers more than just a job. You will benefit from:

  • Competitive hourly pay with additional sleep‑in allowance
  • Funded BSL training and continuous professional development opportunities
  • Clear career progression and fast‑track development for high‑performing team members
  • Full support from a dedicated and experienced team
  • Access to specialist equipment and tailored training to support sensory needs
  • Opportunity to work in a well‑established service with a strong reputation for quality care

This is an opportunity to build a meaningful career in a specialist environment where your contribution has a direct and lasting impact.

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Posted: July 18th, 2026