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PBS4 is seeking Support Workers (Enablement Practitioners) in Bournemouth, Dorset. This full-time role offers daytime and wake-night shifts, with hourly rates of £15.69 and £90.00 per sleep-in shift. A driving licence is required, and the role supports a client with schizophrenia, autism and anxiety in their own home.
Join a team focused on enabling independence, outdoor activities, arts and crafts, and animal care. PBS4 emphasises growth, training, and a supportive management structure.
Full-time Permanent Mid-level Senior
Posted 28 Oct 2026
Support Worker (Internally known as Enablement Practitioner)
Location: Bournemouth, Dorset
Hourly Rate: £15.69 and & £90.00 per sleep in shift
Hours Per Week:36 hours Days or 42 hours wake nights
Time of shifts: 08.00 to 20.00 pm and 20.00 pm to 08.00 am
Part time and Full time hours available.
Full UK driving licence required
Whilst PBS4 holds a sponsorship license, we are currently unable to offer sponsorship to any new applicants to PBS4. We wish you all the best with your job search and future career.
The person you will be supporting is living in their own home in Bournemouth, Dorset, and is supported on a 3 to 1 support ratio.
They have a diagnosis of schizophrenia, autism, and generalised anxiety disorder.
They are looking for team members who enjoy being outside and taking part in different activities like walking, swimming, andbadminton.
It is essential that team member have a real interest & love of animals as they have a Dog, parrot, and pet rat.
When upset, they need individuals supporting them who can balance their own emotions and help them to regulate theirs. They need support navigating social situations/conversations as don't always understand sarcasm or if they are being rude .
When inside, they have real interest in arts and crafts and would like people who are naturally creative to support them and be part of their team.
They are looking for resilient, fun, outgoing experienced team members that want to enable them to live their best life.
PBS4 is a values led social care organisation, providing Neurodisability Services to individuals with Learning Disabilities, Autism, Mental Health, Physical Disabilities and Complex Health Needs, and/or behaviours that may challenge. We support people living in their own homes, with their own tenancies, and we utilise Positive Behaviour Support as the framework for the support we provide.
We are a medium-sized organisation supporting people across Hampshire, Dorset, Berkshire, Somerset, and Oxfordshire and with a workforce of around 430 employees.
The people we support overcome huge challenges every day to achieve exciting things. Some may be big, some may be smaller, but we are committed to celebrating all of these! We are committed to leading by example in how 21st Century clinical support for people with learning disabilities should look. We aim to raise the bar of Positive Behaviour Support in social care!
People with learning disabilities should have the same right to an ordinary life as anyone else. They need support from people like you to help them achieve this. If you are passionate about helping people to achieve the life they deserve and thrive of seeing others succeed, then a career with PBS4 is the career for you. We value experience in supporting others, but we warmly welcome people without experience who share our values.
We want to create new ways of working, led by passion and drive for doing what is right, and promote innovation from our teams. Join us on our mission to disrupt social care.
PBS4 provides support to enable people with learning disabilities and challenging behaviour to have independent lives and to live in their own home. Our approach is underpinned by Positive Behaviour Support. Positive Behaviour Support is an approach mostly used to support people with learning disabilities whose behaviours challenge others. The goal is to shift the focus away from reducing challenging behaviour to understanding what that behaviour means and supporting people to get what they need better.