Support Workers assist adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, autism, dementia and physical disabilities. You’ll provide person-centred care, encourage independence, assist with daily living, and support wellbeing plans across community, supported living and residential environments. A meaningful role with strong growth opportunities.
About the role
Whats this role about?
Support Workers create safe, supportive environments for adults with varied care needs. The role involves daily living assistance, companionship, behaviour support, and promoting independence. You’ll work across supported living, community services and residential settings while following safeguarding procedures and maintaining accurate records.
Key Responsibilities
Daily support and community-based care
You’ll assist adults with varied support needs, covering daily routines, personal care, wellbeing, companionship and participation in community activities. Your work ensures individuals remain safe, engaged and supported with dignity and consistency.
Daily living support
Help with routines, personal care, meal prep and household tasks. This ensures individuals maintain comfort, independence and stability throughout their day.
Promote life skills, community involvement and confidence-building activities to improve quality of life and personal growth.
Safeguarding & records
Follow safeguarding procedures and document all support accurately. This ensures compliance, safety and continuity of care.
Must-have
Right to work in the UK
You must have full eligibility to work in the United Kingdom.
Patience & compassion
Essential traits for delivering safe, empathetic and effective support to vulnerable individuals.
Enhanced DBS
A valid Enhanced DBS is essential for safeguarding and working safely with vulnerable adults.
Preferred
A Health & Social Care qualification is beneficial and can support your progression into senior roles.
Reliability
Consistency and dependability are crucial for maintaining routine, safety and trust.
What you get
What’s in it for you?
Fair pay, full-time hours and long-term opportunities — here’s what we offer in return for your time and commitment.
Work Schedule
Choose shifts that suit your lifestyle. Work across community settings, supported living or residential services with real work-life balance.
About Company
This position is offered by one of our partner organisations. IMREADY manages the recruitment process, ensuring a smooth and supportive experience for every candidate.
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