Therapeutic Children Support Worker - Full Training Provided

Charles Hunter Associates; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 31,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

Charles Hunter Associates is seeking Therapeutic Children Support Workers in Nottingham with full training provided. The role involves providing day-to-day care, guidance and emotional support to children and young people within residential and secure settings.

You will work with colleagues to safeguard and support personal development, addressing complex needs and ensuring safety and positive relationships. Training will be provided to prepare you for this rewarding opportunity.

Qualifications

• Experience or transferable skills from children's residential care, SEN, youth work or related support environments.
• Willingness to work across Nottingham locations in children's residential and secure care settings.
• Ability to provide day-to-day care, guidance and emotional support; follow safeguarding procedures.

Responsibilities

• Providing day-to-day care, guidance and emotional support.
• Supporting children with complex needs and challenging circumstances.
• Promoting safety, stability, positive relationships and personal development.
• Following safeguarding procedures and individual support plans.
• Working collaboratively with colleagues to achieve positive outcomes.

Job description

Therapeutic Children Support Worker - Full Training Provided (CSWNOT) Nottingham, England

Salary: GBP31000 - GBP35000 per annum

Children's Residential Support Opportunities – Nottingham

Location: Nottingham
Settings: Children's Residential and Secure Homes

We're looking to connect with passionate professionals across Nottingham as we continue to recruit for existing vacancies and prepare for exciting new projects within children’s residential and secure care settings.

Whether you're experienced in residential childcare or looking to explore your next opportunity supporting children and young people, we'd welcome a conversation.

Opportunities to Make a Difference

Depending on the setting and vacancy, roles may involve:

• Providing day‑to‑day care, guidance and emotional support.
• Supporting children with complex needs and challenging circumstances.
• Promoting safety, stability, positive relationships and personal development.
• Following safeguarding procedures and individual support plans.
• Working collaboratively with colleagues to achieve positive outcomes.

Who Should Apply?

We're keen to hear from dedicated, resilient and compassionate professionals with experience or transferable skills from children's residential care, SEN, youth work or related support environments.

With existing vacancies and new projects to discuss, this is an opportunity to explore what could be the right next step for you.