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PBS4 is seeking a Bank Support Worker in Sandown, Isle of Wight. You will join a team delivering person-centred support to adults with learning disabilities or autism, on a bank contract basis. The role offers an hourly rate of £13.50 and flexible part-time hours.
We value compassionate individuals who can engage in activities chosen by the people we support, promoting independence and wellbeing in a supportive environment. Full induction and ongoing training provided to support your growth.
Part-time Temporary Associate
Posted 02 Oct 2026
Bank Support Worker (Internally known as Enablement Assistant)
Location: Sandown, Isle of Wight
Hourly Rate: £13.50 per hour
Employment Type: Bank Contract
Whilst PBS4 holds a sponsorship license, we are currently unable to offer sponsorship to any new applicants to PBS4. We wish you all the best with your job search and future career.
We are looking for someone who has a great deal of passion in supporting people with Learning Disabilities and/or Autism or experience in supporting people with behaviours that may challenge. The People we support across Hampshire have different levels of requirements. We value experience in supporting others, but we warmly welcome people without experience who share our values.
Being a Support Worker at PBS4 is not like any other role within social care! It is more than just providing personal care. Our Support Workers Enable the People we support to achieve their goals and access activities of their choosing! It's about celebrating their achievements - regardless of how small these may seem!
Benefits include: 29 days annual leave (pro rata), rising to 30 days annual leave (pro rata) as of the 1st April, following your 1-year anniversary with PBS4., in-house paid induction training, followed by 12 weeks blended e-learning, coaching, and mentoring. Additional training opportunities following probation, DBS check payment, Legal & General company pension, employee recognition scheme, earned wage access, and access to various other benefits through our enhanced Employee Assistance Programme. Refer a friend and receive £300.00 for every successful person you refer.
PBS4 is a values led social care organisation, providing Neurodisability Services to individuals with Learning Disabilities, Autism and/or behaviours that may challenge. We support people living in their own homes, with their own tenancies, and we utilise Positive Behaviour Support as the framework for the support we provide.
We are a medium-sized organisation supporting people across Hampshire, Dorset, Berkshire, Somerset, and Oxfordshire and with a workforce of around 350 employees.
The people we support overcome huge challenges every day to achieve exciting things. Some may be big, some may be smaller, but we are committed to celebrating all of these! We are committed to leading by example in how 21st Century clinical support for people with learning disabilities should look. We aim to raise the bar of Positive Behaviour Support in social care!
People with learning disabilities should have the same right to an ordinary life as anyone else. They need support from people like you to help them achieve this. If you are passionate about helping people to achieve the life they deserve and thrive of seeing others succeed, then a career with PBS4 is the career for you. We value experience in supporting others, but we warmly welcome people without experience who share our values.
We want to create new ways of working, led by passion and drive for doing what is right, and promote innovation from our teams. Join us on our mission to disrupt social care!
PBS4 provides support to enable people with learning disabilities and challenging behaviour to have independent lives and to live in their own home. Our approach is underpinned by Positive Behaviour Support. Positive Behaviour Support is an approach mostly used to support people with learning disabilities whose behaviours challenge others. The goal is to shift the focus away from reducing challenging behaviour to understanding what that behaviour means and supporting people to get what they need better.