Current Vacancies

Our fantastic support workers are part of the team of key workers that we are all so proud of at this difficult time. Our teams are ensuring the people we support continue to receive the highest level of care and support during this national crisis.

Our aim is to help people to become as independent as possible by helping them make choices, learn new skills and make links with their local community.

You could be working at our services in Weston-super-Mare, Worle or Clevedon, supporting our residents at home, enabling them to access the community, visit our day centre and assist them with cooking and other life skills. 

If you are motivated, enthusiastic and compassionate then this could be the perfect role for you – You could be supporting people with learning difficulties to achieve their dreams and goals.

A driving license and access to transport would be advantageous; however it is not a requirement.

Our fantastic support workers are part of the team of key workers that we are all so proud of at this difficult time. Our teams are ensuring the people we support continue to receive the highest level of care and support during this national crisis.

You will be based from our purpose built cottage in Abbots Leigh and also actively engaging with the local community. You will generally work on a one or two to one basis to support people to enable them to have choice, control, and develop their independence.

In line with our goal to transform care, one of the people you will be supporting is moving to our community based support service. They can be quite reserved, but have shown an interest in making friends, finding employment and taking part in activities in the local community, and would like the team to support them in moving towards this, along with developing their independent living skills.

We are looking for people who hold or will be willing to undertake the Diploma Level 3 (or above) in Health and Social Care and ideally have experience relevant to the role. There is a requirement for flexible working including evenings, weekends and nights. Being a driver whilst not essential, would be an advantage for this role.

Our fantastic support workers are part of the team of key workers that we are all so proud of at this difficult time. Our teams are ensuring the people we support continue to receive the highest level of care and support during this national crisis.

As a Bank Support Worker you will be working with and supported by an experienced team and will be covering our Residential, Supported Living and Community Support Services across North Somerset. You will be working various shifts covering holidays, sickness and additional cover shifts to ensure our services are fully staffed, therefore flexibility is key in this role.

If you are motivated, enthusiastic and compassionate then this could be the perfect role for you – You could be supporting people with learning difficulties to achieve their dreams and goals.

A driving license and access to transport would be advantageous; however it is not a requirement for all roles.

Our fantastic support workers are part of the team of key workers that we are all so proud of at this difficult time. Our teams are ensuring the people we support continue to receive the highest level of care and support during this national crisis.

If you are looking to start your career as a support worker, or if you are experienced in social care and looking for a change, please get in touch.

You will be supporting our residents and service users with life skills, cooking, enabling them to access the local community and assisting in our day and respite services.

Full Time (37.5 hours a week) and Part Time work available to cover various shifts (including nights, evenings and weekends)

Our fantastic support workers are part of the team of key workers that we are all so proud of at this difficult time. Our teams are ensuring the people we support continue to receive the highest level of care and support during this national crisis.

You will be supporting people in their home, assisting them with developing their life skills such as cooking and budgeting. You will also enable people to access the community.

If you are motivated, enthusiastic and compassionate then this could be the perfect role for you – You could be supporting people with learning difficulties to achieve their dreams and goals.

A driving license and access to transport would be advantageous; however it is not a requirement.

You will also provide support and advice on accessing education, training, volunteering and employment opportunities, health and fitness, swimming, cooking skills, bus training/road skills, and social outings. You will be working with, and be supported by an experienced and friendly team, however the position will on occasion involve lone working so you must be self-motivated and have good time management skills.

If you are motivated, enthusiastic and compassionate then this could be the perfect role for you – You could be supporting people with learning difficulties to achieve their dreams and goals.

Due to the requirements of this role, a driving license and access to transport with class 1 business insurance is essential for this position.

Working nights between 9.30pm and 8am you will assist our residents with any issues that arise during your shift as well as ensuring that paperwork is up to date.

The ideal candidate will be working towards or willing to undertake the Diploma Level 3 in Health and Social Care and have experience relevant to the role.

Responsibilities:

• To provide support to our residents, promoting individuality, identity, rights, choice, privacy, independence, dignity and respect through informed choice.
• To respond to the particular needs of individual service users in relation to the nature of their learning disability or other support need (including mental or physical health).
• When required, support service users with personal care, domestic tasks and maintaining their home.
• To complete and maintain written records as required.

In this exciting position you will work with our friendly and dedicated services across the former Avon area, where you will directly support people with learning disabilities, autism and complex behaviours. You will develop and implement personalised support plans and strategies that will deliver an increasing sense of self-management and empowerment to the people we support.  You will also identify staff training needs, as well as contributing to the development of further services, and support the acquisition of new business under the direction of the PBS Senior Manager.

To be considered for the PBS Lead Practitioner role, you must have the following skills/qualifications:

• Masters degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis or Positive Behaviour Support
• Will consider PBS Diploma Level 5 or above
• Previous experience as a PBS Lead
• Proficient in public speaking and delivering training packages
• Excellent leadership and communication skills

The closing date for applications is Sunday 24th January 2021 and interviews will be held on Friday 29th January 2021