Complex Care Assistant

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Company: Continuity of Care Services

Salary: £15.62 to £17.52 an hour

Hours: Part-time

Location: TN24

Job type: Contract

Posting date: 14 Oct 2026

Closing date: 10 Nov 2026

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Summary

COMPLEX CARE ASSISTANT JOB OVERVIEW

Location: Ashford, Kent

Hourly Rate: £15.62 to £17.52 per hour

Shifts available: Monday, Thursday, Friday 11:00am- 6:00pm with occasional Saturday's (Maternity Cover)

The rota is scheduled in advance and operates on a two- week alternating cycle:

Week 1: Monday, Thursday, Friday

Week 2: Monday, Friday

We ask that there is some flexibility to cover sickness and annual leave within the team.

Eligibility Criteria For A Complex Care Assistant

Previous experience of cerebral palsy, autism or complex disability would be beneficial, but full training can be provided

We are looking for a complex care assistant who is patient, observant, reliable with a good sense of humour and plenty of common sense

Please note you must be eligible to work in the UK. We do not offer sponsorship

About The Complex Care Assistant Role

We are looking for a kind, capable and good-humoured person to support a young man in his 30's with cerebral palsy and complex needs in his own home. He is non-verbal, but communicates using specialist software on his iPad, which gives him a voice and enables him to express what he wants, thinks and feels.

He enjoys his iPad, music, getting out and about, and spending time with people who see him as a person first and the disability second.

He very much has his own personality, opinions and sense of humour, so we are looking for a support worker who will take the time to listen to him and become familiar with the way he communicates. Building a genuine and meaningful relationship is important, as we want someone who can support him to enjoy his time, share experiences, have fun, and develop a positive and trusting relationship together. He can sometimes become frustrated or distressed. It is important that the support worker remains calm, patient, understanding and recognising that the behaviour is a form of communication and shouldn't be taken personally.

Our Clients’ Requirements

Medication administration

Moving and handling

Peg Feed

Positive Behaviour Support (preferred but training will be given)

Basic household chores

Personal care

Companionship, activities and outings

Previous experience of cerebral palsy, autism or complex disability would be helpful, but finding the right person is more important to us than having an impressive CV. Training can be provided.

Job Types

Part-time, Zero hours contract

Advantages of Joining Our Team

Fully funded and paid training and access to our training academy

Higher than average rates of pay PLUS enhanced pay on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays

Blue light card- subscription covered by us!

Opportunities to take any Health and Social Care Qualifications Career progression

DBS assistance

£500 refer a friend scheme (terms & conditions apply)

24/7 counselling and support

Meet & greet and shadow shifts to help settle into your new role

Opportunities to speak to our Mental Health First Aiders

Annual Saving Scheme

EPA Programme (Smart Clinic)

Annual Charity Events

Pension Scheme with The People’s pension

Flexible working hours and local work available

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Our Recruitment Process

Continuity of Care Services is a CQC regulated employer. As such, offers of employment will be subject to satisfactory references, enhanced DBS and other necessary checks. We will also require you to complete mandatory training before employment can begin- bespoke to each clients needs.

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o Previous experience of cerebral palsy, autism or complex disability would be beneficial, but full training can be provided

o We are looking for a complex care assistant who is patient, observant, reliable with a good sense of humour and plenty of common sense

o Please note you must be eligible to work in the UK. We do not offer sponsorship

ABOUT THE COMPLEX CARE ASSISTANT ROLE:

We are looking for a kind, capable and good- humoured person to support a young man in his 30's with cerebral palsy and complex needs in his own home. He is non-verbal, but communicates using specialist software on his iPad, which gives him a voice and enables him to express what he wants, thinks and feels.

He enjoys his iPad, music, getting out and about, and spending time with people who see him as a person first and the disability second.

He very much has his own personality, opinions and sense of humour, so we are looking for a support worker who will take the time to listen to him and become familiar with the way he communicates. Building a genuine and meaningful relationship is important, as we want someone who can support him to enjoy his time, share experiences, have fun, and develop a positive and trusting relationship together. He can sometimes become frustrated or distressed. It is important that the support worker remains calm, patient, understanding and recognising that the behaviour is a form of communication and shouldn't be taken personally., Previous experience of cerebral palsy, autism or complex disability would be helpful, but finding the right person is more important to us than having an impressive CV. Training can be provided.

Shifts available: Monday, Thursday, Friday 11:00am- 6:00pm with occasional Saturday's (Maternity Cover)

The rota is scheduled in advance and operates on a two- week alternating cycle:

Week 1: Monday, Thursday, Friday

Week 2: Monday, Friday

We ask that there is some flexibility to cover sickness and annual leave within the team.

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