Support Worker (Female)

Female Support Workers – Preston 📍 Location: Preston (PR1) 💰 Salary: £14.50 – £14.75 per hour + £70 Sleep-In Rate + Benefits 📅 Contract: 12-Week Temp to Perm We are currently seeking Female Support Workers for a rewarding opportunity in Preston. This role involves working with children and individuals with mental health challenges, including self-harm. Why Join Us? Competitive Pay: £14.50 – £14.75 per hour + £70 per sleep-in shift Career Growth: Training & development opportunities to support your progression Work-Life Balance: Various shift patterns available – days or waking nights Generous Benefits Package: * 28 days annual leave * Free meals on shift * Private dental & medical insurance * £320 annual dental cover * £70 annual eye test/glasses allowance * £160 physiotherapy cover * Employee Assistance Programme for well-being support * Refer a friend scheme – earn £100 per referral * Annual pay reviews & holiday pay enhancements * Paid induction & training * Free on-site parking Role Overview As a Support Worker, you will be providing high-quality person-centred support to individuals with autism, ADHD, PTSD, and learning disabilities. Your focus will be on empowering individuals, promoting independence, and ensuring a safe and nurturing environment. Key Responsibilities: Provide personalised care and emotional support Assist with daily living activities, encouraging independence Support individuals with mental health and neurodiverse needs Create a positive and inclusive living environment Maintain accurate records and follow safeguarding procedures What We’re Looking For: ✔ Experience: Minimum 1 year in a care/support role (preferred) ✔ Qualifications: Level 2/3 Health & Social Care Diploma (or willingness to work towards it) ✔ Skills: Compassion, patience, resilience & strong communication ✔ Requirements: Driving licence (preferred) If you’re passionate about making a difference and want to take the next step in your career, apply now and a member of the Key Health Team will be in touch