Canterbury Oast Trust supports adults with learning disabilities and autism across Kent, helping people live with choice, control and meaningful participation in their community. We are looking for caring, reliable people to join our residential support teams.
About the role
As a Support Worker you will provide person centred care, encourage community access and support the people we care for to live full and independent lives. Day to day duties include personal care, supporting daily routines, planning activities and working closely with a small team to make sure the people we support are safe, happy and thriving.
Where you could be based
We currently have Support Worker vacancies at:
- The New Bungalow (Aldington)
- Homelands (Aldington)
- Old School House (New Romney)
- Rosemary Cottage (Woodchurch)
- Boldshaves Oast (Woodchurch)
Pay and hours
Pay and contracted hours depend on the contract type. These currently range from £12.89 per hour for part time and casual roles to £25,135.50 per year for full-time posts. We will confirm the exact pay, hours and site with you once we have matched you to a role.
What we are looking for
No formal qualifications are needed, just patience, a caring nature and a genuine wish to make a difference. Experience in care is welcome but not essential, as full training is provided. A full UK driving licence is essential, as you will drive the people we support to activities and appointments and some of our services are in rural locations.
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Support Worker in Woodchurch employer: Canterburyoasttrust
Canterburyoasttrust is an exceptional employer that prioritises the well-being and growth of its employees while making a meaningful impact in the community. With a supportive work culture, competitive salary, and generous benefits including 22 days of annual leave and a healthcare cash plan, you will find ample opportunities for personal and professional development in this rewarding role. Join our vibrant team in Woodchurch and help empower adults with learning disabilities to achieve their independence and dignity.
