NO SPONSORSHIP
Think Community Care is a values-based healthcare agency. We are recruiting for experienced support workers who share our passion to care and support individuals and to help empower them to make their own lives better. We want support workers who want to make the difference.
You will work on the day or night team team, 8am-8pm or pm-8am, 42 hours per week average, This is a full-time permanent position.
Benefits, Permanent Roles:
£13.20ph
42 hrs per week, working alternate weekends
Work 2:1 packages
Benefits, Temporary Roles: Being able to work a minimum of 24 hours per week is required
14.85ph - 16.74ph
Flexibility
Regardless of if you thrive in challenging situations or prefer a support role which allows you to provide more care, we have the right work for you.
Your will be expected to hit the ground running and follow care plans.
We treat our staff like our clients, we want you to feel valued as well as supported, we will always treat you fairly, fairness is the cornerstone of our agency.
Our staff make a difference every day, we're not superheroes however we are the good guys! So, what are you waiting for click that apply button!
Requirements:
Minimum 6 month's experience as a Support Worker in the UK, life experience will also be considered.
Current DBS on the online update service would be an advantage.
Up to date mandatory training would also be an advantage.
If you are looking for an organisation where you can increase your skills and be empowered to achieve your goals press that apply button.
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Support Worker in Alfreton employer: Think Community Care
Think Community Care is an exceptional employer that prioritises the well-being and development of its staff while making a meaningful impact in the lives of young people. With competitive pay rates, flexible working patterns, and a supportive work culture, employees are empowered to thrive both personally and professionally. Our commitment to values-based care ensures that every team member feels valued and equipped to make a difference in their community.
