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Swanton Care in Norwich is seeking a Bank Support Worker to help people live independently at home and engage with community activities. The role covers 24/7 support across days and nights on a 0 hours flexible contract. You will provide practical and emotional support, promote personal choice and inclusion, and help plan activities with individuals.
Experience in care and strong communication are valued. DBS check and references are required; sponsorship is not offered.
We are looking for Bank Support Worker who care about making every moment matter for the people we support. Our residential service is about helping people to get out in the community and make the most of their time at home.
Role: Bank Support Worker
Location: Norwich
Shifts: Days, Nights, Weekends
Hours: 0 hours contract, flexible
WE DO NOT OFFER SPONSORSHIP
Are you enthusiastic, compassionate and committed to supporting people in a way which respects their personal choice, promotes their access to the community and their engagement in a wide range of activities?
Here at Swanton, we are looking for people who share our core values and are able to apply these to the work that they do. At the heart of our ethos are five key words, these underpin the PRIDE we take in our services.
‘Potential, Responsibility, Integrity, Diversity, Empathy’
You will need to be adaptable and flexible with excellent communication skills and able to work as part of our team.
Whilst fully embracing the company ethos support workers provide practical assistance and emotional support to empower people we support to achieve their goals and aspirations, respecting everyone’s individuality and enabling them to make appropriate choices to live the life they want to live.
Support is required 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
*subject to eligibility & criteria
Candidates will require a full reference check and an enhanced DBS. We are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offers Act.
Supporting people in their own homes to live an independent life within their community.