Support worker role

Eugene Care and Support Ltd; Bridgwater; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 22,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Disability Confident employer scheme

Job summary

Eugene Care and Support Ltd in Bridgwater is recruiting for a Support Worker to help a young person build independence in their first home. The role is 2:1 support, focusing on structured routines, safety, and community integration.

You will work across day and sleep-in shifts, applying person-centred care and PBS approaches to support Autism and OCD needs, in a dedicated on-site setting.

Qualifications

• Experience with Autism, OCD or complex needs is valued.

Responsibilities

• Help the individual settle into their new home with routines, cooking, and household management.
• Map out and connect with local social groups, hobbies, sports, and events.
• Support the young person in seeking education, volunteering, or work opportunities.
• Implement PBS and person-centred strategies to manage OCD triggers and anxiety.
• Work with a colleague on shift to ensure safety and shared decision-making.

Skills

Proactive attitude

Person-centred care

Flexibility

Autism awareness

OCD knowledge

Job description

Help a young person build their independence from day one in their very first home.

Are you a proactive, engaging, and person-centred care professional?

We are putting together a brand-new, dedicated staff team based in Bridgwater to support a young person taking their exciting first steps into moving into their own home. Working on a 2:1 basis, you will provide the consistent, high-quality, and structured environment this individual needs to thrive. This isn't just a care job; it’s an opportunity to empower a young person living with Autism and OCD to unlock their full potential, smash their personal goals, and become an active member of their local community.

Key Responsibilities

Establishing a New Home: Help the individual settle into their new environment, assisting with creating comfortable domestic routines, cooking, and household management.

Proactive Community Engagement: Actively map out and connect the individual with local social groups, hobbies, sports, and community events to build a meaningful social network.

Sourcing Education & Employment: Support the young person in seeking out, applying for, and attending new learning, volunteering, or work opportunities tailored to their interests.

Tailored Autism & OCD Support: Implement positive behaviour support (PBS) and person-centred strategies to help manage OCD triggers and anxiety, ensuring a predictable yet engaging daily structure.

Collaborative 2:1 Care: Work seamlessly alongside a team colleague on shift to ensure safety, shared decision-making, and consistent support boundaries.

About You

Proactive & Energising: You don't just sit back; you are naturally motivating, creative, and enthusiastic about finding new things to do and try.

Person-Centred Care Focus: You understand that support must fit the individual, treating their choices, preferences, and goals as the absolute priority.

Experienced or Knowledgeable: Prior experience supporting individuals with Autism, OCD, or complex needs is highly valued, though a stellar attitude and shared values are key.

Flexible Across the Rota: Comfort working standard day shifts (7:00 AM – 10:00 PM) as well as dedicated sleep-in shifts (10:00 PM – 7:00 AM) on a rotational basis.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

Support worker role

Company: Eugene Care and Support Ltd Salary: from £13.50 an hour Hours: Full-time Location: Bridgwater Working pattern: On-site Job type: Permanent Posting date: 2 Nov 2026 Closing date: 30 Nov 2026

Summary

Help a young person build their independence from day one in their very first home.

Are you a proactive, engaging, and person-centred care professional?

We are putting together a brand-new, dedicated staff team based in Bridgwater to support a young person taking their exciting first steps into moving into their own home. Working on a 2:1 basis, you will provide the consistent, high-quality, and structured environment this individual needs to thrive. This isn't just a care job; it’s an opportunity to empower a young person living with Autism and OCD to unlock their full potential, smash their personal goals, and become an active member of their local community.

Key Responsibilities

Establishing a New Home: Help the individual settle into their new environment, assisting with creating comfortable domestic routines, cooking, and household management.

Proactive Community Engagement: Actively map out and connect the individual with local social groups, hobbies, sports, and community events to build a meaningful social network.

Sourcing Education & Employment: Support the young person in seeking out, applying for, and attending new learning, volunteering, or work opportunities tailored to their interests.

Tailored Autism & OCD Support: Implement positive behaviour support (PBS) and person-centred strategies to help manage OCD triggers and anxiety, ensuring a predictable yet engaging daily structure.

Collaborative 2:1 Care: Work seamlessly alongside a team colleague on shift to ensure safety, shared decision-making, and consistent support boundaries.

About You

Proactive & Energising: You don't just sit back; you are naturally motivating, creative, and enthusiastic about finding new things to do and try.

Person-Centred Care Focus: You understand that support must fit the individual, treating their choices, preferences, and goals as the absolute priority.

Experienced or Knowledgeable: Prior experience supporting individuals with Autism, OCD, or complex needs is highly valued, though a stellar attitude and shared values are key.

Flexible Across the Rota: Comfort working standard day shifts (7:00 AM – 10:00 PM) as well as dedicated sleep-in shifts (10:00 PM – 7:00 AM) on a rotational basis.

Proud member of the Disability Confident employer scheme

About Disability Confident

Disability Confident is a government scheme. It encourages employers to recruit and retain disabled people and those with long term health conditions.