Support Worker

Acuity Care Group; Kidderminster; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 24,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Fully funded training

Acuity Academy

Westfield Rewards

Health plan

Employee assistance

Company phone

Refer a friend

DBS funded

Pay options

Job summary

Acuity Care Group is seeking a compassionate Female Support Worker for 1:1 care in Kidderminster during wake nights. The role involves monitoring seizures, supporting wellbeing, and helping the young girl with routines in a safe home setting.

You will work closely with the family, applying calm, therapeutic approaches to promote independence and daily confidence. Full training, DBS funding, and ongoing career development are provided.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting individuals with epilepsy, behavioural needs, learning disabilities, autism, or complex care needs would be advantageous.
• Calm, patient and compassionate approach with ability to build positive relationships.
• Ability to manage challenging behaviours using positive behaviour support and therapeutic approaches.

Responsibilities

• Provide 1:1 support to a young girl in Kidderminster with epilepsy.
• Monitor seizure activity and respond during waking night shifts.
• Assist with morning routines, helping her feel settled for the day.
• Work with family and professionals using person-centred approaches.

Skills

Epilepsy care

Behavioural support

Care for learning disabilities

Autism care

Complex care

Calm communication

Patience

Job description

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Location: Kidderminster
Rate of Pay: £15 Per Hour
Contract:30 Hours Per Week Wake Nights 22:00 – 08:30 (Monday–Sunday)

We are looking for compassionate and reliable Female Support Worker to provide 1:1 support to a young girl in Kidderminster with behavioural needs and childhood-onset epilepsy.

In this waking night role, you will build a positive and trusting relationship, support emotional wellbeing and independence, monitor and respond to seizure activity, and provide reassurance throughout the night. You will also assist with morning routines, helping her feel settled and prepared for the day ahead. Working closely with her family, you will use calm, therapeutic approaches to support her needs and help maintain a safe, supportive, and nurturing home environment.

Experience and Skills of a Support Worker:

• Experience supporting individuals with epilepsy, behavioural needs, learning disabilities, autism, or complex care needs would be advantageous.
• A calm, patient, and compassionate approach, with the ability to build positive and trusting relationships.
• Confidence in managing challenging behaviours using positive behaviour support and therapeutic approaches.
• Ability to remain alert, attentive, and responsive during waking night shifts.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work collaboratively with families and professionals.
• A reliable, flexible, and professional attitude.
• Good observation and reporting skills to accurately record and communicate changes or concerns.
• A commitment to promoting independence, dignity, choice, and person‑centred support.
• Full training will be provided, including epilepsy and seizure management, making this an excellent opportunity for candidates looking to develop their skills in complex care.
• Clear Career Progression - Opportunities to grow and develop your career.
• Fully Funded Training & Acuity Academy - Ongoing training and recognised qualifications.
• Westfield Rewards - Discounts with 1,000+ retailers, restaurants, and travel brands.
• Westfield Health Cash Plan - 24/7 GP access and healthcare cashback.
• Employee Assistance Programme - Confidential wellbeing and financial support.
• Company Mobile Phone.
• Refer a Friend Scheme.
• Enhanced DBS Fully Funded.
• Weekly or Monthly Pay Available.

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