We're looking for a dedicated Support Worker to provide personalised support to a gentleman living in Liverpool. This is a meaningful opportunity to build a genuine working relationship and make a real difference to someone's daily life.
About the Person You'll Support
You'll be working with an easy-going 61-year-old BSL user who is Deaf. He loves football, spending time with dogs, and keeping active and busy. He thrives on routine, likes to plan his own week, and enjoys a wide range of activities — so you'll need to be someone who can keep things structured and consistent.
He has mental health support needs and communicates primarily through BSL and body language. Poor communication can be unsettling for him, so a clear, calm, and patient approach is essential. When he needs space, time to process and a calm environment help him most.
Your Role Will Include
Medication prompting and administration
Meal preparation and nutrition support
Community access and social support
Travel support and household tasks
Sensory and learning/routine support
Implementing and working within a PBS (Positive Behaviour Support) plan
Building a warm, consistent, and trusted relationship
Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme
Support Worker for Deaf Client – Male Applicants Only
Company: Sea support services ltd Salary: £13.45 to £15.65 an hour Hours: Full-time Location: Liverpool Working pattern: Field-based Job type: Permanent Posting date: 7 Sept 2026 Closing date: 7 Oct 2026
Summary
We're looking for a dedicated Support Worker to provide personalised support to a gentleman living in Liverpool. This is a meaningful opportunity to build a genuine working relationship and make a real difference to someone's daily life.
About the Person You'll Support
You'll be working with an easy-going 61-year-old BSL user who is Deaf. He loves football, spending time with dogs, and keeping active and busy. He thrives on routine, likes to plan his own week, and enjoys a wide range of activities — so you'll need to be someone who can keep things structured and consistent.
He has mental health support needs and communicates primarily through BSL and body language. Poor communication can be unsettling for him, so a clear, calm, and patient approach is essential. When he needs space, time to process and a calm environment help him most.
Your Role Will Include
Medication prompting and administration
Meal preparation and nutrition support
Community access and social support
Travel support and household tasks
Sensory and learning/routine support
Implementing and working within a PBS (Positive Behaviour Support) plan
Building a warm, consistent, and trusted relationship
Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme
About Disability Confident
Disability Confident is a government scheme. It encourages employers to recruit and retain disabled people and those with long term health conditions.
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