If you are looking for some true engagement in your working life, an opportunity for having a direct impact on the lives of others and something that is going to challenge you, then consider this role.
We are seeking Support Workers that have a real passion to safeguard and make a difference to the lives of the young people we support, helping them achieve the most optimistic outcomes, and also understands the importance of a homely environment for our children.
We offer competitive pay, ongoing internal & external professional support and mentoring, excellent training opportunities including externally accredited qualifications, such as QCF Level 4, First aid.
Support Workers assist individuals with learning disabilities in daily activities and emotional well-being, requiring a compassionate and dedicated approach.
Ideal candidates should possess excellent communication skills, flexibility in shifts, and a genuine passion for supporting others.
The role is full-time or part-time with flexible hours, working in a 24-hour care setting in Newton Abbot, with sleep-in requirements for enhanced pay.
In this role, you will provide immediate support and intervention for individuals in crisis at our Crisis Safe Space in Wells and Bridgwater.
The ideal candidate will possess experience in mental health services, strong communication skills, and a compassionate approach to crisis intervention.
Offering 16.5 hours per week with flexible shifts, salary of £27,098 pro-rata, and excellent training opportunities, including a supportive working culture.