Support Worker
Support Worker
🌟 Support Worker – Stowmarket Hub🌟
Hours: Full time - Part time available, including a 9 month fixed term maternity cover 35 hours.
💷 £13.00 an hour
We have an exciting opportunity you to join our Stowmarket Hub team as a Support Worker.
This is a rewarding role where you will support people to live the life they choose, promoting independence, wellbeing, choice and inclusion. Working alongside colleagues, families and professionals, you will help people achieve their goals, develop skills and participate fully within their local communities.
About this role
💡 What You’ll Do:
Support people with daily living, personal care, and community activities
Be a friendly advocate and build strong, trusting relationships
Deliver safe, compassionate care with dignity
Communicate clearly and consistently with individuals and the team
Administer medication safely and accurately
Providing personal care with dignity and compassion😁 Why You’ll Love Working With Us:
🏆 Be part of something bigger – Join our employee-owned social enterprise and help shape the future of care.
🎓 Award-winning training – Gain bespoke skills and even a Health & Social Care qualification!
🚴♀️ Great perks – Cycle to work scheme, casual dress, on-site parking, employee assistance programme, and more.
💼 Secure your future – Up to 8% pension contribution and permanent contracts.
🧡 Every day is different – And every day counts.
😍 Enjoy a Welcome bonus of up to £250
🚀 Your Journey Starts Here:
We offer a 3-week induction with a dedicated buddy to support you from day one.. We believe in investing in our people. As part of your journey with us, you’ll be expected to complete the Level 2 Certificate in Adult Social Care during your probation period. We’ll support your development with dedicated study days and ongoing guidance to help you succeed.
Your start date will be confirmed after an enhanced DBS (which we pay for!) and recruitment checks.
Ready to start a rewarding career where every day counts?
Apply now and join our amazing team!
What you will need
Required criteria
- Ability to support individuals in living the life they choose.
- Ability to promote independence, wellbeing, choice, and inclusion for individuals.
- Ability to work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and professionals.
- Ability to help individuals achieve their goals and develop skills.
- Ability to facilitate individuals' participation within their local communities.
Desired criteria
- Experience in a support or care-related role.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
- Empathy and patience.
- Understanding of person-centered support principles.
