CareTech Group
CareTech Group is an organisation dedicated to providing high-quality support and care for children and young people. With a focus on creating safe and nurturing environments, they aim to give every child the opportunity to thrive. Their team works collaboratively to build positive relationships and foster independence among those they support.
At CareTech, strong values underpin their culture, emphasising the importance of respect, compassion, and integrity. They are committed to the professional development of their staff, providing ongoing training and support to ensure that they are equipped to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
- Passionate about shaping futures
- Flexible training and development programmes
- Focus on creating a homely environment for those they support
5 Vacancies
£13.54 - £14.36 an hour
- Support young people with autism and additional needs through community activities, personal care, and skill development to facilitate their independence.
- Ideal candidates should possess enthusiasm, compassion, and relevant experience in youth support or social care.
- The role provides flexible working hours in a beautiful rural environment with opportunities for growth and training within a supportive multidisciplinary team.
£13.19 - £13.81 an hour
- Support Workers provide emotional and practical guidance to children in care, ensuring a safe and nurturing environment for their development.
- Ideal candidates are compassionate, flexible, and child-focused, with a passion for making a positive difference in young lives.
- The role is based in Bridgwater with an hourly rate of £13.19-£13.81, offering a rewarding and fulfilling career supporting children.
£12.71 an hour
- This role involves preparing, cooking, and serving meals for young people while maintaining high hygiene standards in a busy kitchen environment.
- The ideal candidate should have experience in kitchen duties, a strong focus on hygiene, and the ability to engage with young people.
- The position offers part-time hours, specifically 6 hours every Saturday, in a supportive and caring environment in Shillingstone.
£24,976 a year
- Support young people with Autism and complex needs by implementing interventions and positive behaviour support in education and residential settings.
- Ideal candidates should possess a strong understanding of trauma-informed practices, ASD, and prior experience in supporting diverse needs.
- Term-time only position in Blandford Forum with potential training development opportunities, working closely with multidisciplinary teams in a supportive environment.
Up to £40,000 a year
- The SENDCo and Designated Teacher will lead the development of SEND policy, ensuring tailored support for pupils with special educational needs in a residential school setting.
- The ideal candidate should possess strong experience in special education, excellent communication skills, and a compassionate approach to supporting diverse learning needs.
- This role is full-time based in Blandford Forum, offering a collaborative work environment and the opportunity to positively impact young people's educational journeys.