Bank Support Worker

ILS Case Management; Gosport; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Part time

Job summary

A local support service in Gosport is seeking a compassionate Bank Support Worker to join a dedicated care team. The role involves providing personal care, assisting with daily tasks, and supporting mobility for a client with a brain injury. Essential qualifications include experience with emotional/behavioural support and a driver's license to operate a wheelchair-adapted vehicle. The job offers competitive pay and a supportive team environment.

Benefits

Ongoing training and support

5.6 weeks holiday (pro rata)

Pension (subject to qualifying status)

Free DBS check

Induction and Care Certificate training

Regular supervision and support

Qualifications

• Experience supporting adults with emotional/behavioural needs is essential.
• Driver's license and ability to drive a wheelchair-adapted vehicle are essential.
• Desirable: Experience with brain injury or dementia.

Responsibilities

• Provide 24-hour personal care and support.
• Assist with household tasks and community outings.
• Help with mobility support using a Zimmer frame and wheelchair.

Skills

Support for adults with emotional/behavioural needs

Confident in behaviour management and de-escalation

Experience with mobility support

Job description

Overview

Join My Team – Bank Support Worker needed in Gosport. Role available. Bank Support Worker required to cover shifts for absences of the current team and holidays.

Pay: Monday-Friday days and waking nights: £14.18/hr. Weekend days and waking nights: £16.44/hr. Travel allowance available (eligibility applies).

Note: With regret, our client does not offer sponsorship.

What You’ll Get

• Ongoing training and support
• 5.6 weeks holiday (pro rata)
• Pension (subject to qualifying status)
• Free DBS check
• Induction and Care Certificate training
• Regular supervision and support from my Case Manager and HR team

About Patrick

Hi, I’m Patrick. I’m looking for a kind, reliable, and enthusiastic Support Worker to join my care team in Gosport. I’m a friendly, talkative guy with a great sense of humour, and I’d like to find someone who shares my interests—especially if you’re into karate, enjoy a bit of shopping, or just like good conversation.

I live at home with my wife and our lovely Beagle. I’ve been part of my local karate club for over 45 years and still attend regularly. In 2016, I had a brain injury following a road traffic accident, and since then, I’ve needed a bit of extra support to live life to the fullest.

The Role

• You’ll be joining a small, committed team providing 24-hour support.
• I need help with personal care, everyday household tasks, and getting out and about in the community.
• I use a Zimmer frame indoors and a wheelchair outdoors, so it’s important that you’re confident with mobility support and using a wheelchair-adapted vehicle (WAV).
• I enjoy getting out for tea and cake, and I love going on holidays, so being part of those moments is a big part of the role.

Requirements

• Driver? Yes, essential
• Drive my WAV? Yes
• Use your own car for training? Yes
• Experience? Essential: Supporting adults with emotional/behavioural needs, confident in behaviour management and de-escalation
• Desirable: Experience with brain injury or dementia

Patrick Values

• We’re a Supportive team—you’ll never feel alone.
• We act with Integrity—we do what’s right, even when no one’s watching.
• We’re Client-Centred—your role is all about helping me live my best life.
• We’re Quality-Focused—we take pride in doing things well.
• And we’re Positive—we believe in making every day count.

Interviews & Start Date

Interviews will be held as applications are received—likely via video call. Start date is ASAP, pending pre-employment checks.

Apply

If you’re someone who’s patient, compassionate, and ready to make a real difference, I’d welcome your application. Come and be part of something meaningful—help me stay active, independent, and connected to the things I love to do.

Looking forward to meeting you,

Patrick