An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Senior Support Worker to join a well-established provider of specialist residential care, supports young adults with complex physical and learning disabilities in a unique, countryside-based setting.

As a Senior Support Worker, you will be supporting two individuals with non-verbal communication needs and physical disabilities, both of whom are wheelchair users.

This full-time, permanent role offers a salary range of £13.30 per hour week + £107.50 per sleep-in and benefits. The role includes working 35 hours per week, including 6 sleep-in shifts (10pm - 7am).

What we are looking for:

• Previously worked as a Residential Support Worker, Support Worker, Keyworker, Care worker, Care Practitioner, Therapeutic Practitioner, Care Assistant or in a similar role.
• At least 2 years of experience.
• Background working with individuals who have physical and learning disabilities.
• Possess level 2 or above qualification.
• Comfortable supporting individuals with non-verbal communication.
• Confidence working in an environment with animals (e.g., chickens, pigs).
• Must have valid UK driving licence.
• Right to work in the UK.

What’s on offer:

• Competitive salary
• Company Pension
• On-site parking

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Senior Support Workerto step into a rewarding role with real impact.

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