Strong Tower Supported Living

Role Overview: We’re seeking experienced Residential Support Workers to join our full-time team. You’ll provide high-quality care, support daily activities, and help young people thrive. This role involves 40 hours per week on a rota basis (including evenings, weekends, and sleep-ins), with a focus on safeguarding and personalised care plans. Key Responsibilities: Provide emotional and practical support to children, building trusting relationships and promoting positive behaviour. Assist with daily routines, including meals, education, activities, and preparing for independence. Contribute to care planning, risk assessments, and team meetings to ensure individualised support. Safeguard residents, following child protection policies and working with external professionals (e.g., social workers). Maintain accurate records and participate in handovers for seamless care. Encourage hobbies, outings, and skill-building to foster growth and well-being. Requirements: Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (or equivalent qualification) essential. At least 1 year of experience in children’s residential care or similar support roles. Availability for full-time work (40 hours/week, shift-based). Strong communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills. Enhanced DBS check (we’ll facilitate if needed). Age 21+ and right to work in the UK. Desirable: Driving license and knowledge of Ofsted standards. What We Offer: Competitive salary and overtime opportunities. Comprehensive training and career progression (e.g., to senior roles). Pension scheme, paid holidays, and employee assistance program. Supportive team environment with regular supervision. Meaningful work in a rewarding sector helps shape brighter futures. If you’re passionate about children’s care and meet our requirements, apply now. We value diversity and encourage applications from all backgrounds.

Job Requirement Job Summary We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Support Worker (Male) to join our team. The ideal candidate will provide essential support to individuals, particularly children and those with disabilities, ensuring their well-being and promoting their independence. This role requires a proactive approach, empathy, and the ability to adapt to the unique needs of each individual. Duties : Assist individuals with daily living activities, including personal care and medication administration. Implement and monitor personalised care plans tailored to the needs of each individual. Provide support in educational settings, utilising techniques from applied behaviour analysis and special education practices. Foster a positive environment for individuals with autism or other disabilities through engaging activities and social interaction. Collaborate with families, educators, and healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive support. Maintain accurate records of care provided and progress made by individuals. Participate in training and development opportunities to enhance skills related to patient care and disability support. Experience: Previous experience working with children or individuals with disabilities is highly desirable. Familiarity with applied behaviour analysis techniques is advantageous. Experience in special education settings or working directly with people on the autism spectrum is beneficial. Knowledge of medication administration protocols and patient care practices is essential. A compassionate approach combined with excellent communication skills is crucial for success in this role. If you are passionate about making a difference in the lives of others and possess the required experience, we encourage you to apply for this rewarding position as a Support Worker. Job Type: Full-time Pay: £12.21 per hour Work Location: In person

Job Title: Support Worker Employer: Urban Care Community Limited Location: Various locations (please enquire) Job Type: Full-time, Permanent, Zero hours contract Salary: £12.29 to £13.23 per hour Job Summary: Urban Care Community Limited is seeking experienced and compassionate Support Workers to join our growing team. You will provide high-quality care and support to individuals with complex needs, including Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Mental Health Conditions, ADHD, Communication Disorders, Physical Disabilities, Challenging Behaviour, Epilepsy, and Diabetes. Key Responsibilities: Deliver person-centred care and support tailored to each individual’s needs. Assist with personal care, daily routines, and medication administration. Support individuals in managing challenging behaviours and promoting independence. Work collaboratively with families and professionals to ensure holistic care. Maintain accurate care records and documentation. Requirements: Must not have a Skilled Worker Visa as we do not offer Sponsorship. Must not have a Students Visa as this is a Full Time role. Minimum 1 year of experience in a similar role. Good understanding of supporting individuals with complex needs. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Basic digital skills for documentation. Relevant care qualifications (preferred but not essential). Must be flexible to work various shifts including evenings and weekends. Empathetic, reliable, and committed to making a positive impact. Benefits: Free uniform provided Free Level 2 or 3 qualification in Health and Social Care Opportunities for professional development Supportive team environment If you're passionate about helping others and ready to make a difference, apply now to become a valued part of our care team.

Registered Manager-East London-up to £67,000 per annum- EBD Homes Our client is looking to recruit a Registered Manager to join our Children's Home(EBD) on a permanent basis working 40 hours per week. Role: • Demonstrate passion and commitment to excellent care and quality, both in terms of service delivery and in terms of outcomes for young people, • To successfully register with Ofsted., • As the registered manager, ensure compliance with Company policies and procedures and all regulations and standards at all time, • Comply with Safeguarding and child protection procedures at all times and promote an honest and open culture, • Develop the staff team’s knowledge and understanding of safeguarding and child protection practices and processes, • Demonstrate strong and effective leadership and people management at all times, • Inspire, motivate and build a highly skilled and engaged workforce with a strong commitment to nurturing staff potential and developing skills, • Ensure that resources, including staff, are effectively deployed to optimise service delivery, • Demonstrate excellent communication with all internal and external stakeholders, • Be accountable for effectively managing financial performance and for meeting and, where possible, exceeding agreed targets, • Lead a culture of continuous improvement and development with a strong focus on best practice, • Proactively seek opportunities for innovation in order to maintain sustainable and resilient business, • Acknowledge, celebrate and share success Requirements: • Have a thorough understanding and knowledge of relevant legislation and Ofsted regulation, • Have experience in working within Children's Homes for at-least 2 years in the last 5 years and 1 year of supervisory experience., • Currently or previously hold or have held a registration with Ofsted as a Registered Manager(Preferred), • Have exceptional leadership and management skills., • Have a Level 5 Qualification - Health and Social Care/Leadership and management.(Preferred) Rewards . Fully Funded Training and Qualification · Employee Assistance Programme · 25 days per year plus recognised Bank Holidays · Nest Pension Scheme . Salary Sacrifice Scheme · Maternity and Sick pay · Store Discounts . Profit Share "All successful candidates offered employment will be subject to compulsory screening checks, which will include employment references and an Enhanced DBS check.” If you feel that you have what it takes to be a Registered Manager, apply today! Job Types: Full-time, Permanent Pay: Up to £67,000.00 per year

Care Worker duties and responsibilities A Care Worker’s primary duties include providing physical care and support to their patient. Their daily duties can include: Assisting the patient with bathing, grooming and getting dressed Handling household tasks like grocery shopping and laundry Preparing and serving meals at the appropriate time Administering oral and topical medication under the supervision of medical personnel Providing mental and emotional support Making recommendations to family members and healthcare personnel on the plan of care Organising suitable recreational activities for the patient Collaborating with other health care and social care professionals to provide the best possible care • Manage schedules, meetings, and calendars for senior staff and management., • Maintain and organize company records, personnel files, and operational documents., • Support onboarding and scheduling of security officers and patrol staff., • Act as a liaison between clients and operational teams to ensure service standards are met., • Support the preparation of client service reports, invoices, and timesheets., • Monitor daily attendance and duty rosters of field staff., • Oversee general office upkeep including supplies, filing systems, and document control., • Assist with compliance documentation, training records, and internal audits., • Coordinate with HR and accounts departments for payroll and personnel updates.

Focus Findings is recruiting full- and part-time Family Support Workers in Basildon, Harlow, Chelmsford, Southend-on-sea, Colchester, Clacton-on-Sea and surrounding areas. Job Description for Family Support Worker Family support workers help families with long and short-term difficulties. The main duties of the role would include: • Work one-on-one with vulnerable families to reduce inequalities between those in greatest need and their peers., • Facilitating the delivery of targeted support groups and parenting programmes., • Competently and accurately record observations on case management systems with an awareness that the information you supply may be used in legal proceedings. In addition, candidates must be able to demonstrate knowledge and experience of: • Working with parents with specific vulnerabilities that impact their child/ren; including (but not limited to); low income, domestic abuse, substance misuse, anti-social and criminal behaviour, and transient families., • Assessing complex safeguarding and welfare issues for children and vulnerable adults., • Support to families with children with additional needs, • Respite care for families with children with additional needs, • Child development across the ages, with a particular emphasis on children with additional needs, disabilities, specific educational needs, adult and child mental health, and those with protected characteristics as defined by the Equality Act 2010., • Evidence-based practice and the ability to apply this to inform practice. What we look for: • Driver's license and a vehicle, • Caring and empathetic attitude, • Good communication skills, • Willingness to learn, • Self-motivated, well organized & reliable