Support Worker / Care Assistant / All Levels of Experience

Support Worker / Care Assistant

This is a rewarding opportunity for compassionate and dependable individuals who want to make a genuine difference in residential care, supporting adults with learning disabilities and complex needs to live safe, fulfilling and meaningful lives.

No Previous Experience Required – Full Training Provided

If have experience, then great. If not, the organisation will provide full training and support.

If you’ve also worked in the following roles, we’d also like to hear from you: Residential Support Worker, Care Assistant, Waking Night Support Worker, Healthcare Assistant, Care Worker, Support Practitioner, Carer, Learning Disabilities Support Worker, Social Care Worker, Residential Care Worker, Senior Support Worker

Applications are also welcome from experienced candidates operating at Senior Support Worker level.

SALARY: £13.16 to £13.80 per Hour + Benefits

LOCATION: Barry and Bridgend, South Wales

JOB TYPE: Full-Time and Part-Time, Permanent Roles Available

WORKING HOURS: Days, Nights and Waking Nights Shift Patterns Available

JOB OVERVIEW

This is a rewarding opportunity to join the organisation as a Support Worker / Care Assistant helping adults with learning disabilities and complex needs develop independence, achieve personal goals and feel safe, respected and valued.

As a Support Worker / Care Assistant you will support people with day and night-time routines, provide emotional and practical assistance, maintain accurate records and work closely with families, colleagues, healthcare professionals and multidisciplinary teams.

The Support Worker / Care Assistant will also provide sensitive personal care, help people access hobbies, education, employment and community activities, and contribute to a positive, welcoming and supportive home environment.

Please note the organisation is unable to offer workplace visa sponsorship at this time.

DUTIES

Your duties as the Support Worker include:

Building Positive Relationships: Develop strong, nurturing and professional relationships with the people being supported, providing emotional and practical assistance Supporting Daily Living: Help individuals with everyday tasks, including meal planning, cooking, shopping, cleaning and managing household budgets Providing Personal Care: Assist sensitively with bathing, dressing, toileting and mobility while maintaining dignity, privacy and independence Encouraging Community Access: Support individuals to attend social events, hobbies, employment, education and activities within their local community Administering Medication: Administer prescribed medication, monitor physical and emotional wellbeing and support attendance at medical appointments Providing Companionship: Offer companionship and help implement Positive Behavioural Support plans to support individuals through difficult emotions, behaviours and challenging situations Maintaining Records: Keep accurate daily records of progress, incidents, medication and financial transactions in line with regulatory standards Working Collaboratively: Work professionally with families, colleagues, healthcare professionals and multidisciplinary teams to achieve positive outcomes Supporting Night-Time Care: For waking night roles, support individuals throughout the night, respond calmly to incidents and complete night-time documentation and handovers accurately