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Wiltshire Council is seeking a casual relief bank support worker to assist adults with learning disabilities at Meadow Lodge and Riverbank in Chippenham. You will help with personal care, daily living tasks, and participate in meaningful activities within both services and the local community.
The role offers flexible, as-needed hours with enhanced annual leave compensation and requires a valid UK driving licence and access to a vehicle. No fixed hours and the council may not offer work at times.
Riverbank is a day opportunity service providing support to adults with learning disabilities, five days a week throughout the year. We work closely with customers to identify their goals and support them in a wide range of activities within the service and in the local community.
Meadow Lodge is a respite service offering short breaks to adults with learning disabilities. We help customers take part in meaningful activities that build confidence and independence, while also working closely with families and carers to ensure they feel supported and listened to.
As a casual relief bank support worker, you will help customers to live with dignity, choice and independence across both Riverbank and Meadow Lodge.
You will be part of a supportive service where your work makes a real difference every day. We offer flexible working, ongoing training and development, and the chance to help people build confidence, skills and independence.
As a casual worker, the council will enhance your hourly rate by 12.07% to compensate you for annual leave. You will have no fixed hours and will work on an as‑needed basis, depending on Wiltshire Council's requirements and your availability. You are not obligated to be available, and the council is not obliged to offer you work.
You will need a valid UK driving licence and access to a vehicle, unless other suitable transport or a reasonable adjustment is agreed.
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