Support Worker

Are you looking for a role where you can genuinely make a difference? A job that's heartfelt, purposeful, and rewarding every single day?
We're creating a new Care in the Home team and are seeking compassionate, dependable Female Support Workers to help a friendly, independent woman settle into her new home in Durham as she continues life with a spinal cord injury.

This role is more than providing care it's about championing independence, building trust, and supporting someone to live life fully.

About the Client
She's a vibrant, friendly woman who loves to look and feel her best getting her hair and nails done is one of the little rituals that bring her joy. Comfort matters to her, but so does staying involved in the everyday activities she enjoyed before her injury, and she's determined to keep pushing for as much independence as possible.

Therapy is an important part of her routine, including regular hydrotherapy sessions. She's also looking forward to spending more time in the kitchen, trying out cooking again and getting hands-on with new skills.

A true animal lover, she previously studied zoology and enjoys being around pets while she doesn't have any of her own at home, the family cat may make the occasional appearance. She'll be settling into her new rental home and living independently, with her mum dropping in for visits or the odd stay to offer a bit of extra company.

Your Role
Work 2:1 with the client, alongside Live-in staff
Deliver personal care and medication support
Assist with moving and handling
Help with household tasks and everyday errands

Our registered manager's expectations for the ideal candidate

As a Registered Manager, I am looking for Support Workers who are:
Dedicated committed to providing highquality, personcentred care and willing to go the extra mile for the people we support.
Committed reliable, consistent, and passionate about making a real difference every day.
Caring genuinely compassionate, with a natural desire to support, encourage, and uplift others.
Kind respectful, patient, and understanding, treating every individual with dignity and empathy.
I expect Support Workers to work positively as part of a team, communicate openly and professionally, and uphold our values, policies, and standards of care at all times. A willingness to learn, reflect, and develop your skills is essential, as is putting the needs, choices, and rights of the people we support at the heart of everything you do.
If this is you APPLY TODAY

Durham | Up to £13.50 per hour | 12-hour waking night shifts available, Up to £13.50 per hour (dependent on experience)
Flexible shifts Waking Nights (8pm8am)
Part-time (24 hrs) or Full-time (3648 hrs) options
Specialist training, shadow shifts & ongoing Care Manager support
Consistent, predictable rotas
Accrued holiday pay & Nest pension
Recognition awards
Refer a Friend earn up to £1,500
Clear pathways for career development with one of the UK's leading complex care providers