Support Worker

We proudly support seven individuals with learning disabilities, who live independently in their own self‑contained flats within the development. Each person we work with has unique needs, which may include support with finances, medication, health requirements, and emotional or social wellbeing.

Our team is committed, skilled and passionate, celebrating every milestone as individuals grow in confidence, develop daily living skills, and become active, valued members of their local community.

This is a 30‑hour support service, so the role includes waking night shifts, as well as a range of day and afternoon shifts. We’re looking for people who can work flexibly across the week. To help you balance work and life, you’ll receive a 2‑week rolling rota so you can plan ahead with ease.

You will be expected to support with daily aspects of living, including:

Supporting with medication

Low level personal care

Meal preparation

Laundry and cleaning

Supporting with weekly shopping

Supporting to maintain relationships with friends and family

Promoting and engaging in recreational activities

Being an advocate

Person centred Care