Bank Support Worker

NFP People; Manchester; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 19,000; Part time

Job summary

NFP People is seeking caring Bank Support Workers to help adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs live fulfilling lives in Manchester. You will support with confidence, independence, and everyday activities in a welcoming community project.

Role offers hourly pay of £12.71–£12.84 plus £67 per sleepover, with bank shifts across Manchester. The organisation is part of a charity, offering supportive teams and opportunities to develop rewarding careers while focusing on the person,

Qualifications

• Experience in supporting people with learning disabilities and mental health needs is desirable.
• Ability to stay calm under pressure and work well with others.
• Patience, open-mindedness and a sense of humour are valued.

Responsibilities

• Providing person-centred support that respects each individual's choices, views and goals.
• Encouraging independence, wellbeing and dignity.
• Supporting people to take part in activities they enjoy, such as walking, cycling, music, films, sport and days out.
• Working with colleagues to provide consistent, high-quality support.
• Helping people manage challenges while maintaining a calm, positive approach.

Job description

Bank Support Worker We are seeking caring, open-minded Bank Support Workers to help adults with learning disabilities and mental health needs live fulfilling lives in Manchester.

Position: Bank Support Worker Salary: £12.71 to £12.84 per hour, depending on qualifications, plus £67 per sleepover Location: Manchester Hours: Bank shifts Closing date: 23rd October 2026 About the role Do you enjoy helping people build their confidence, explore their interests and become more independent?

Join a supportive community project where your approach and values can make a real difference.

You will support adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs and additional complex needs, helping them enjoy safe, fulfilling lives shaped by their own wishes.

Key responsibilities include:

Providing person-centred support that respects each individual's choices, views and goals.

Encouraging independence, wellbeing and dignity.

Supporting people to take part in activities they enjoy, such as walking, cycling, music, films, sport and days out.

Working with colleagues to provide consistent, high-quality support.

Helping people manage challenges while maintaining a calm, positive approach.

About you You will be open-minded, energetic and respectful, with a strong commitment to helping people live the lives they choose.

You will be able to stay calm under pressure, work well with others and bring patience and a sense of humour to your role.

Experience of supporting people with complex needs and managing risk would be desirable.

Above all, you will see the person beyond their history and recognise their strengths and potential.

About the organisation This innovative community project is part of an established charity supporting people with learning disabilities and mental health needs.

Its positive, supportive management team is committed to helping staff develop rewarding careers.

Other roles you may have experience of could include Support Worker, Relief Support Worker, Care Assistant, Community Support Worker, Learning Disability Support Worker or Mental Health Support Worker. #INDSCP