Support Worker

Charles Hunter Associates; Exeter; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sleep-in shift allowance

Permanent role

Job summary

A children's home in Exeter is seeking a permanent Support Worker to help care for young people. The role is full-time with a base pay of £26,824 plus £4,000 annually in sleep-in shift compensation. Working hours include early, late, weekend, and sleep-in shifts.

We are looking for energetic, passionate, and resilient individuals who want to start or advance a career in children’s homes, providing a safe, nurturing environment for vulnerable young people.

Qualifications

• Work experience with children or young people (youth work, social care, young offenders, SEN education)
• Volunteer experience with children and young people
• Relevant degree (psychology, counseling, therapy, sociology)

Responsibilities

• Act as a positive role model for young people
• Support young people in daily life and routines
• Help manage emotions and stressors affecting residents
• Positively influence their outlook and development

Skills

Experience with children

Volunteer experience

Relevant degree

Education

Relevant degree

Job description

A children's home based in Exeter is seeking a permanent Support Worker to help support our young people.

A residential children's home provides a safe, nurturing, and enjoyable environment for some of the country's most vulnerable young people. We seek energetic, passionate, and resilient individuals who want to extend or start their career in children's homes.

The role is permanent, full‑time with a base pay of £26,824 plus £4,000 in annual shift compensation for sleeping in shifts. Working hours include early, late, weekend, and sleep‑in shifts.

Responsibilities

Your responsibilities will include: acting as a positive role model; supporting young people in daily life; managing emotions and stressors; and positively influencing their outlook.

Qualifications

• Work experience with children or young people (youth work, social care, young offenders, SEN education)
• Voluntary experience with children and young people
• Relevant degree (psychology, counseling, therapy, sociology)