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Dimensions Group is hiring a Female Support Worker in Bracknell to support four ladies and one gentleman with various needs. You will assist with daily activities, mobility and personal care, and help people engage with local communities.
The role requires a caring, patient and flexible individual, with full training provided. A driving licence is essential due to community activities and transport needs.
Dim/24208
£13.14 - £13.61 Per Hour
Bracknell
England, South East England, Berkshire
Permanent
Hours per week: 37.5
Closing Date: October 23, 2026
FULL UK/EU Driving Licence is essential as you will be required to drive both Manual and Automatic vehicles
The current pay rate of £13.14will be increasing to £13.61 per hour on 1st October 2026
At Dimensions, you can bring your whole self to work and be celebrated for it. We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace where everyone feels respected, supported, and valued. Our colleagues are at the heart of everything we do, helping people with learning disabilities and autism to live fulfilling lives.
Thanks to our amazing teams, Dimensions Group has been accredited as a Great Place to Work for 2026 – eighth consecutive year of recognition.
We are looking for a caring, resilient, and enthusiastic Female Support Worker to join our friendly team in Bracknell.
You will be supporting 4 ladies and 1 gent, aged between their 20s and 60s, to live the lives they choose. The people we support have a range of needs including learning disabilities, Down syndrome, dementia, limited verbal communication, and may at times display behaviours of distress.
No two days are the same, and you'll play an important role in helping the people we support enjoy the things that matter most to them, including:
You will provide person-centred support, promote independence, and help create meaningful opportunities and experiences every day.
We're looking for someone who is:
Previous experience in support work is beneficial, but not essential, as full training will be provided.
Gender is considered to be a genuine occupational requirement in accordance with Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010. In this context, "female" refers to the sex legally assigned to an individual.