Support Worker

* WE ARE UNABLE TO OFFER SPONSORSHIP WITH THIS POSITION

Full & Part-Time posts (FT 37.5 hours per week)

£12.85 per hour

Plus £189 for sleep duties, this is based on 3 per month

Joining bonus £1000 (T&C's £500 on completion of probation, £500 after one year)

Benefits of joining or team.

Competitive pay

High quality training- we provide all the training you need to deliver first class support;

28 days holiday in your first year, increasing to 33 day after five years and then 38 days after ten-years service.

Comprehensive induction programme including shadow shifts which means youll be fully supported to understand the role whilst getting to know the team and the people you will support

Free and confidential counselling services for you and your family

A Simply Health Cash Plan- to help you with healthcare costs including dental, physiotherapy, chiropody, optical, new child payment, prescriptions and more

Long service rewards starting at £100 increasing to £150 depending on length of service we believe our staff are our greatest asset and we want to reward you for your hard work and commitment to Bethphage

Contributory Pension scheme

Development opportunities- we want to support you in your career in care, from becoming a mental health first aider, to career progression- from support worker to service manager, your development is our development

Regular supervisions with your manager, team meetings and feedback

Refer-a-Friend Award earn £200 every time you successfully refer a friend and they complete their probation.

Birthday recognition an Amazon e-voucher every year

Paid enhanced DBS certificate

Access to the Blue light Card scheme that offers discounts to social care staff in a range of shops both online and on the High street

We have opportunities at our care home in Whitchurch for Support Workers who share in Bethphages values. This role involves supporting two individuals with learning disabilities, Autism, and mental health needs. You will provide high-quality support in all aspects of their daily lives, while promoting their independence and encouraging participation in community activities of the choice.

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