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Brandon Trust is seeking a dedicated Support Worker to assist autistic people and those with learning disabilities in Clevedon and Nailsea. You will help with hobbies, routines, and daily living, promoting independence and meaningful activities within a supportive team.
Enjoy flexible 24/7 rota shifts with comprehensive training and development opportunities. A kind, patient, and inclusive approach is essential to help people live their best lives.
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Support Worker
Location: Clevedon and Nailsea
Salary: £12.71-£12.87 + £60 per sleep-in shift
Hours: Flexible shifts on a 24/7 rota (planned in advance)
About the role
As a Support Worker at Brandon Trust, you'll be part of something meaningful. Supporting autistic people and people with learning disabilities to live life in the way that suits them best. Whether it's helping someone pursue a new hobby, build routines, plan a trip, attend their work, maintain their house or simply enjoy their day, you'll be working alongside them to make it happen.
Why this role matters
You'll be joining people on their own journeys-whether that's growing in confidence, building friendships, or trying something new. You'll see the real impact of your support and share in the everyday moments that matter most.
What we're looking for
No experience? That's okay.
Your values and behaviours matter more than your background. If you're someone who listens well, treats others with respect, and genuinely wants to support people to live their lives, we'll provide everything you need to succeed. With full training, ongoing support, and development opportunities, you'll be supported every step of the way.
About us
Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with learning disabilities and autism to live life to the full. We work alongside people to help them make choices, be heard, and thrive in their communities.
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