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MacIntyre in Aylesbury is seeking a full-time Support Worker to help adults with learning disabilities live gloriously ordinary lives.
You don’t need a background in care; we value the right attitude and excellent customer service. You’ll receive full induction and ongoing training, supported by a welcoming team. This role offers meaningful impact and opportunities to develop with the charity.
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Job reference: 005404
Salary: £12.82 per hour
Closing date: 02/10/2026
Location: Aylesbury
We are looking for a full-time Female Support Worker for Ceeley Road in Aylesbury.
Maybe you've supported a family member. Maybe a friend has a learning disability and you've seen what good support looks like - and what it doesn't. Maybe you've worked in care before and you're ready for something that feels less like a rota of tasks and more like being genuinely there for one person, walking alongside them as they live their life.
That's what support work is. It's different from traditional care work - less about a caseload, more about a relationship. You'll get to know the person you support properly: what makes them laugh, what they're working towards, what a good day looks like for them. It's not about doing things to someone or for someone - it's about supporting them do things for themselves, on their terms.
If that connects with something in you, we'd love to hear from you.
New to this? That's okay too.
You don't need a background in care to be brilliant at this. Plenty of our strongest Support Workers came from retail, hospitality, or other people-facing jobs and brought exactly what we needed - patience, reliability, and the right attitude. We'll train you from day one.
A typical day:
You'll be supporting adults with learning disabilities, both at home and out in the community - mornings, days out, swimming trips, meals out, or being there when someone finally reaches a goal they've worked hard for. Every day looks different, because every person is different.
What's in it for you:
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About you
Experience isn’t always necessary to become a Support Worker If you have the right attitude, good customer service skills, share our values and are willing to learn, you’re likely to be a great fit. We are looking for people who celebrate differences, and we strive to make all our staff feel included, valued and respected.
About us
MacIntyre is a national charity supporting more than 1,400 children, young people and adults who have a learning disability or are autistic.
For 60 years, we've worked alongside people to build lives filled with opportunity, connection and belonging. Whatever your role, you'll help make that possible.
Learn and grow with us
Wherever you're starting from, we'll help you succeed.
You’ll receive a full induction, a mix of online and face-to-face training, and mentoring from experienced colleagues while you learn the role.
As your career develops, you’ll have access to ongoing learning, professional qualifications where relevant, and opportunities to progress, all fully supported by MacIntyre.
Pay and benefits
Alongside your salary, you’ll enjoy a range of benefits including:
See the full range of benefits on the Careers page of our website.
Please note: we do not offer Skilled Worker visa sponsorship. You must already have the right to work in the UK.
We are committed to safeguarding the children, young people and adults we support. If we offer you a job, we’ll work with you to complete the appropriate pre-employment checks.
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities we work in.
If you need any adjustments during the recruitment process, we're happy to help, call us on 01908 357016. Our recruitment website also includes accessibility tools such as translation, OpenDyslexic font and display options.
This post is exempt from the Equality Act 2010 (Schedule 9, Part 1) which provides for the application of a genuine occupational requirement.