Residential Support Worker - Supported living/ Turning Key - London

Job description Position Waking night support for disabled young man Description Job Summary Waking Night Support worker / Carer for friendly young person with epilepsy and profound autism autism, movement disorder and additional health needs. He lives at home with his family and friendly dog. Experience with disability essential. About the position Weekly hours minimum 26 hours. £16 per hour. We are looking for someone to take on 2 regular waking nights (13hr each night shift so in total 26 hours) ideally Thursday and Friday nights (but please let us know which nights work for you and we can then consider). These are strictly waking nights in the family home. More weekly hours are possible often but not less hours. This position could become a full time position after the summer if this would suit you. This would suit a student of a relevant health related subject. Candidate would need to be able to commit to 12 months. About the young person who needs support: The young man needs someone to spot seizures or other health emergencies and if needed call the parents who are in the same house. The monitoring is with seizure video monitor and heart rate monitor and regular in person checks. These nights sometimes can be active - as if he has a seizure he might have to be accompanied via ambulance to A&E. Good command of the English language is essential. All training is during the day first through shadowing. Being fit and strong is essential when supporting someone with a movement disorder. About you: This position will suit someone who ideally has already worked with autistic and disabled adults and has already experience. But it is very different from working in a care home. We would are be able to train you in personal care, catheterisation, medication administration, peristeen and positive behaviour support and other essential skills - if you are a suitable candidate. His environment will need to be kept clean and tidy (it is not a cleaner position but to ensure that his environment stays tidy, safe and fit for purpose). You will help with his laundry too. We would prefer someone to work on a self-employed basis with a UTR number (not cash in hand). It is exactly 26 hours minimum per week. But for the right candidate we can look at PAYE through an agency (we work with already). We hope to find someone who has specific interest in special needs. It is not a summer job but we hope to find someone to commit for a minimum of 12months. That's why we would prefer someone who has studied or will study a related subject eg Psychology, nursing or similar health related. The suitable applicant would be flexible and be able to take on extra shifts from time to time. You would often work together with other team members at the beginning or end of your shift (eg for bath time). Day shifts might available too on occasion if you are interested. This position could offer full time hours from the autumn and during summer holidays when other team members are on holiday. You should be responsible, cheerful, honest and very reliable and physically strong and healthy. You will be trained by members of the experienced team in all of his health needs but also the principles of ABA - a behaviour therapy. You will need to attend some of the team meetings too. You should: • Have experience with disability and even better profound autism, • Be strong and fit, • Commit for minimum a year., • Ideally be self-employed., • Invoice at the end of every month, • Able to work legally in the UK, • Based within commuting distance to north London, • Be a non Smoker and non Vaper., • Be comfortable with dogs. Please reply with a few sentences explaining why you are interested (and please read full advertisement), send us your CV (post it on this forum and please let us know initially already why you are suitable and interested. Salary£16 Location N7 London, England, United Kingdom Type of job Employment typePart-Time and full time

Are you a compassionate and dedicated individual looking to make a real difference? We are seeking enthusiastic Care Workers to join our team in London. In this vital role, you will provide essential support to individuals in their homes, empowering them to maintain their independence and enhance their quality of life. Key responsibilities include: • Assisting with personal care, including washing, dressing, and grooming., • Supporting with medication management., • Helping with mobility and transfers., • Performing light household tasks and meal preparation., • Offering companionship and emotional support., • Maintaining clear and accurate care records. We value empathy, reliability, and a genuine desire to care for others. Full training will be provided to ensure you have all the skills needed to excel in this rewarding career. Join us and contribute to a supportive and caring environment.

Overview • Position Title: Development and Operations Support Worker, • Company: Well Adapt, • Location: Hybrid (Mostly remote with ad-hoc in-person meetings), • Duration: 13th July 2026 – 12th October 2026 (Contract may be extended for 1 year; this will be confirmed in August, subject to funding), • Application Deadline: Sunday 28th June 2026, 23:59, • Hours: 12 hours a week (flexible between 10 am and 6 pm on weekdays, with the exception of core meetings), • Pay: £46,100 (pro-rata) with 3% Employer Matched Pension Contribution About Well Adapt Well Adapt is reimagining health and social care through the lens of disability justice. Disabled and chronically ill people are regularly abandoned by health and social care systems leading to completely avoidable pain, hardship and death. Well Adapt supports chronically ill people to manage symptoms like pain and fatigue. We work with policymakers, healthcare providers, and communities to build health and social care systems grounded in disability justice – recognising that intersecting marginalisations such race, gender, class, and sexuality all shape how people experience health and care. Responsibilities This role is primarily a support role to the CEO, the following: • Writing grant application and tenders, • Writing and responding to emails, • General administration Essential Qualifications These skills and experiences don’t need to have been developed in a professional context. Feel free to think of skills and experiences from your personal life as well. Skills • Strong persuasive writing skills, • Strong ability to absorb and organise lots of information, • Strong ability to take verbal instruction, • Attention to detail Experience • Experience with writing any kind of fundraising application Personality • Feeling confident challenging people in positions of authority, • A genuine enthusiasm for our mission and the topics we cover Desirable Qualifications: Experience • Lived experience of disability, chronic illness, or neurodiversity is highly desirable., • Experience in the disability sector or other social impact sectors OR experience in grassroots activism outside of work, • Experience writing grant applications, • Experience writing government tenders, • Experience forming partnerships (extra points if it’s with disability focused organisations) Location and Working Hours: As this is primarily a support role to the CEO, your working hours will need to take place during the CEO’s working hours of between 10am – 6pm Monday to Friday. The specific timings within those hours are flexible except for core meetings. They currently take place on Thursday and Friday mornings but this may be negotiable depending on the availability of the rest of the team. Other meetings between you and the CEO will be negotiated depending on mutual availability. The role will primarily take place remotely with occasional in-person meetings, negotiated on a case-by-case basis. Please state in your application your current availability for these working hours. Application Process * Send applications 1st stage: Initial Application (Deadline Sunday 28 June 2026, 23:59). Please send a CV and covering letter • Why you think disability advocacy is important (we want to know what you think, not what a generative AI thinks here), • Your availability throughout the week (please see the above section on location and working hours), • Any experience or skills not present on your CV (please don’t repeat information that is already on your CV) We will assess your initial application as follows: • We will check whether you have followed the application’s instructions. Applications that don’t cover the three points above as asked won’t be considered. This is because one of the skills required is “attention to detail”., • We will score candidates based on the essential criteria to create a shortlist., • We will score the desirable criteria from the shortlist to choose 5-6 candidates to invite to the next stage. 2nd Stage: Paid Interview Task on 1st July 2026. If you are successful at the 2nd stage, you will be notified on the 2nd July. 3rd Stage: Interview on 6th July 2026 If you are successful at the 3rd stage, you will be notified on the 7th July. Start date of role: 13th July 2026 Accessibility As an organisation run for and by disabled people, we are committed to meeting the accessibility needs of applicants and employees. Please let us know if there’s anything you need to be able to engage with the recruitment process to the best of your ability by messaging

GROSSDALE is a dedicated Home Care Provider, committed to delivering high-quality health and social care. We are currently seeking compassionate and dedicated Care / Support Workers to join our team in London Boroughs, Waltham Forest, Haringey. Havering and Enfield. Duties include Supporting service users with personal care. Medication Administration. Emotional and well-being support. Support to become independent in carrying out daily activities. At GROSSDALE, we believe in nurturing our staff. We provide comprehensive health and social care training. Our commitment to your professional development includes: • Free Training whilst working, including specialist care training in areas such as Peg Feeding, Diabetes Care, and Medication Administration., • Foundation in Health and Social Care - Care Certificate., • Accredited Training, including Diploma in Care, Level 2, 3, and 4. Join us and be rewarded with certificates in Champion in Healthcare, an Ambassador in Care, or potentially Healthcare Worker of the Year! Our Refer a Friend Scheme provides bonuses for both worker and friend.

Qualified Social Worker – West Berkshire Council We are looking for a qualified Social Worker to join the West Locality Team, supporting adults with a range of needs and disabilities. The role includes safeguarding, Mental Capacity assessments, DoLS, risk management, and CHC work, while delivering person-centred support in line with the Care Act 2014 and a strengths-based approach. Requirements: • Qualified Social Worker with relevant qualification, • Experience in adult social care, • Strong assessment and safeguarding skills Apply now to join a supportive and professional team making a positive impact in the community.

Job Summary We are looking for a Waking Night Support worker / Carer to join a lovely team around a 19 year old teenager who has epilepsy, non verbal autism, movement disorder and additional health needs. He lives at home with his family and friendly dog. Weekly hours We are looking for someone to take on 2 regular waking nights (13hr each night shift) ideally Thursday and Friday nights (but please let us know which nights work for you and we can then consider). These are strictly waking nights. More weekly hours are possible sometimes but not less hours The young man needs someone to spot seizures or other health emergencies and if needed call the parents who are in the same house. The monitoring is with seizure video monitor and heart rate monitor and regular in person checks. These nights can be quite active - as if he has a seizure he might have to be accompanied via ambulance to A&E. Good command of the English language is essential. All training is during the day first through shadowing. About you: This position will suit someone who ideally has already worked with autistic and disabled adults and has already experience. But we would also be able to train you in personal care, catheterisation, medication administration, peristeen and positive behaviour support and other essential skills. His environment will need to be kept clean and tidy (it is not a cleaner position but to ensure that his environment stays tidy, safe and fit for purpose). You will help with his laundry too. We would prefer someone to work on a self-employed basis with a UTR number (not cash in hand). It is exactly 26 hours minimum per week. We hope to find someone who has specific interest in special needs. It is not a summer job but we hope to find someone to commit for a minimum of 12months. That's why we would prefer someone who has studied or will study a related subject eg Psychology or nursing or similar. One would need to be strong and fit to support and keep safe someone with a movement disorder. The suitable applicant would be flexible and be able to take on extra shifts from time to time. You would often work together with other team members at the beginning or end of your shift (eg for bath time). Day shifts might available too on occasion if you are interested. You should be responsible, cheerful, honest and very reliable and physically strong and healthy. You will be trained by members of the experienced team in all of his health needs but also the principles of ABA - a behaviour therapy. You will need to attend some of the team meetings too. You should: • Commit for minimum a year. • Ideally be self-employed. • Invoice at the end of every month • Able to work legally in the UK • Based within commuting distance to north London • Be a non Smoker and non Vaper. • Be comfortable with dogs. Please reply with a few sentences explaining why you are interested (and please read full advertisement), send us your CV (post it on this forum and please let us know initially already why you are suitable and interested. Please no AI. Lateron we will need relevant references and a copy of your enhanced DBS. Salary Offered: £16 per hour or £208 per 13 hour night shift. Starting Date: for initial daytime training Asap. We look forward to hearing from you.

We are seeking a reliable and experienced Care Worker Assistant to join our growing agency, supporting clients across North and North West London. This role offers a mix of long and short care calls, providing flexible opportunities to suit your availability. Key Responsibilities: • Deliver high-quality personal care and support to clients in their homes, • Assist with daily living tasks, including mobility, hygiene, and meal preparation, • Build trusting relationships with clients and their families, • Maintain accurate records and follow care plans Requirements: • Previous experience in a care or support role, • Professional, compassionate, and dependable approach, • Strong communication skills, • Ability to work flexible shifts, including both long and short calls