Full Time Support Workers, ( 37.5 hours )

Starting salary £ 22,470.24 per annum Hours 37.5 per week to rota shifts (days and evenings) - working every other weekend and sleep ins Sleep-in are essential - payment additional to salary, ( c£55.28 )

You will be part of the Aldingbourne Trust and responsible for helping our tenants to live the lives they choose safely, while developing their own independence. Our team support 23 independently living adults with autism and/or learning disabilities, living within their own flats and homes, with their day to day activities.

You will work as part of a team with staff and the people we support to ensure that the emotional, social, medical and material needs of people are recognised, assessed and met.

You are expected to meet the requirements of the Care Standards Act and Regulations, ensuring your work meets the standards set out by the Care Quality Commission and other legal requirements including the West Sussex Safeguarding and Medication policies.

Over the age of 18
Flexible to work on a rota to fit the needs of the project and the people we support. ( including evenings, weekends, and sleep- ins)
Experience with care, nursing, childcare, education

If you like to have fun at work, show any enterprising nature, can help people have real-life opportunities and make a difference to the lives of the people we support, then please apply today.

The contractual hours for this position are 37.5 hours per week (as per rota)

• Bicycle voucher scheme / Eye care vouchers


• Discounted gym membership


• Fully funded Blue Light Card (discounts include 20% of Bills, Toby, Burger King and discounts of many high street stores)


• 10% staff discount at Seasons Nursery (based at Aldingbourne Country Centre)


• 10% in ACC shop, ACC café, Horticulture, MAKE, and MAKE Café.


• Employee Assistance Programme


• Peer Support Groups - Menopause Support, Mental Health First Aid, and Neurodiversity


• Staff and volunteer awards - quarterly


• £200 refer a friend scheme (payable when the new person starts)