Community Support Worker

Salary - £25,877.80pa - £28,956.20pa

Hours 37 hours per week

Location Attleborough, Norfolk

IMPORTANT Female applicants only – occupational requirement due to personal care

Do you fancy a job where you can genuinely make a difference to someone’s life?

Then this could be the one for you!

We’re looking for a passionate, caring and motivated Community Support Worker to support adults with learning disabilities in their home and out in the local community.

You’ll be helping with all the important stuff — from personal care and appointments to shopping, cooking, budgeting and keeping the home looking lovely. You’ll also support people to get out, enjoy activities, maintain relationships and, most importantly, live as independently as possible. Basically, no two days are the same… which is probably a good thing because who wants to be bored at work?!

What’s on offer?

£13.45 per hour weekday rate

£14.05 per hour evenings

£15.05 per hour weekends

Bank Holidays paid at double time

Sleep-ins paid at £44 per night

37 hours per week

Training and development

Pension, holiday, Blue Light Card and other staff benefits

What we’re looking for

You’ll need to be:

Caring, compassionate and genuinely passionate about supporting others

Comfortable supporting with personal care

Happy working evenings, weekends and sleep-ins

Female – this is an occupational requirement under Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010 due to the personal care involved

A full driving licence holder with access to a car and

Business Class 1 insurance

Eligible to work in the UK — this role is not eligible for sponsorship

Care experience is fantastic, but if you’re looking for a new challenge and have the right attitude, don’t be afraid to get in touch.

This is one of those jobs where what you do really matters If you’re someone who believes in kindness, compassion, independence and treating people as individuals, I’d love to hear from you. And if you know someone who would be absolutely brilliant at this… Send it to them.

A little kindness goes a very long way