Residential Care Worker - Flexible Shifts & Training

Your Chapter Ltd; Oldham; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Award-Winning Provider

Comprehensive Training

Health and Wellbeing Support

Employee Assistance Programme

Holidays

Length of Service Award

Refer a Friend Scheme

Job summary

Your Chapter Ltd in Oldham is hiring a Residential Support Worker to assist vulnerable children in a caring, family-like residential setting. The role involves supporting daily routines, education, and recreational activities while ensuring safety and well-being across the home.

You’ll join a dedicated team, receive full training, and contribute to positive outcomes for children and young people, with shifts including evenings, weekends, and occasional sleep-ins.

Qualifications

• Caring and compassionate approach to helping vulnerable children
• Resilient and able to handle emotionally demanding situations
• Team-oriented and able to work with colleagues
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Motivated to provide high-quality care and outcomes
• Flexible with shifts including evenings, weekends, and sleep-ins

Responsibilities

• Supporting daily routines and personal care to promote independence
• Educational support and homework assistance
• Leading recreational activities to increase engagement and wellbeing
• Providing emotional support and person-centred care
• Completing care plans, reports and maintaining records
• Maintaining a safe, clean and well-organised home
• Collaborating with colleagues to create a positive environment

Skills

Caring & Compassionate

Resilient

Team-Oriented

Communicative

Motivated

Flexible

Job description

Your Chapter Ltd in Oldham is hiring a Residential Support Worker to assist vulnerable children in a caring, family-like residential setting. The role involves supporting daily routines, education, and recreational activities while ensuring safety and well-being across the home.

You’ll join a dedicated team, receive full training, and contribute to positive outcomes for children and young people, with shifts including evenings, weekends, and occasional sleep-ins.