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Progress Care Group is seeking an Advanced Residential Support Worker for Henley Lodge in Coventry. You will support children and young people in a residential setting, working to provide high-quality care and development opportunities in a structured environment.
The role offers an hourly rate up to £16, with sleep-in payments and overtime enhancements. Progress provides extensive benefits including DBS, pension, training pathways, and wellbeing support to help you grow within the organisation.
Up to £16 per hour + sleep-in payments + overtime enhancements
Are you passionate about supporting children and young people to reach their full potential?
Do you want to work somewhere where your energy, compassion and ideas are truly valued?
At Progress, we’re not just offering a job, the role of Residential Support Worker offers a rewarding career where you can change yourselves and our people lives.
We’re proud of our warm, lively and supportive environment where children thrive and staff feel valued. Here’s what Ofsted have to say about us –
"Staff have a passion for creating fun and enjoyable experiences for children."
"Staff understand children’s individual needs and provide good-quality care."
We invest in you so you can give your best, therefore we provide our people with:
With over 25 years of experience, Progress is a trusted and growing provider of Residential, Supported Living and Fostering services across the Midlands.
We’re known for:
This isn’t just a role, it’s a career with real purpose and progression.
Join a team where you truly matter and where your work changes lives.
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