At a Glance
- Tasks: Support young adults with mental health challenges as they transition back into the community.
- Company: Sentra Care, a compassionate team dedicated to quality mental health support.
- Benefits: Earn £19 per hour, paid weekly, with flexible daytime shifts and no night work.
- Other info: Join a team that values your skills and offers meaningful, person-centred work.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in people's lives while enjoying a supportive work environment.
- Qualifications: 1 year of paid mental health support experience and a current DBS check required.
Mental Health Support Worker – Supporting Young Adults Back into the Community Farnborough | Flexible Shifts/Block Booking | £19 per hour | Paid Weekly | Temporary/Agency
Sentra Care is looking for experienced, compassionate female Mental Health Support Workers for a specialist service supporting young adults transitioning back into the community.
If you want flexible, well-paid support worker work that puts your skills and values to good use, this could be the role for you.
Why work with Sentra Care?
- £19 per hour, paid weekly every Friday via PAYE
- Flexible, zero-hours working — daytime hours only, no night shifts
- Transitional setting — meaningful, person-centred work
- Sentra Care is run by people with years of experience recruiting support workers for and partnering with mental health services.
We know what good care looks like in this sector and we take care matching support workers to placements where their skills, training and values fit the people they'll be supporting
- Join a team that values what you bring — apply today and start making a difference in your community as a support worker
What we're looking for We want caring, reliable support workers who can build genuine relationships with service users and support their independence and quality of life.
- This is a specialist role and we can only consider applicants with the experience below:
- Acute or forensic mental health experience
- Direct experience supporting people with a Personality Disorder (PD) diagnosis
- A confident, consistent approach to setting and holding boundaries, even under pressure
- Female (a genuine occupational requirement for this specific placement)
- What you'll need
- 1 year's paid experience as a mental health support worker within the last 2 years
- Right to work in the UK — no visa sponsorship available
- We're unable to accept restricted-hours visas, as this role requires consistent hours to maintain continuity of care
- Flexibility to work 3 days a week
- A current DBS on the Update Service
Sentra Care is unable to offer Tier 2 visa sponsorship for this role.
All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check, right to work verification, and two satisfactory references from care employers.
What we're looking for We want caring, reliable support workers who can build genuine relationships with service users and support their independence and quality of life.
- This is a specialist role and we can only consider applicants with the experience below:
- Acute or forensic mental health experience
- Direct experience supporting people with a Personality Disorder (PD) diagnosis
- A confident, consistent approach to setting and holding boundaries, even under pressure
- Female (a genuine occupational requirement for this specific placement)
- What you'll need
- 1 year's paid experience as a mental health support worker within the last 2 years
- Right to work in the UK — no visa sponsorship available
- We're unable to accept restricted-hours visas, as this role requires consistent hours to maintain continuity of care
- Flexibility to work 3 days a week
- A current DBS on the Update Service
Support Worker in Farnborough employer: Sentra Care
Sentra Care is an exceptional employer for Critical Care Nurses, offering a unique hybrid working model that combines community visits and home working with one day per week in the London office. The organisation fosters a supportive work culture with strong clinical leadership, providing ample opportunities for career development while allowing nurses to utilise their specialist skills in a rewarding environment that makes a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals with complex healthcare needs.
