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Children's Residential Support Worker (Full Time, Permanent - Salisbury) 13.85- 14.40 per hour + 1,000 joining bonus + 65 per sleep-in
Driving Licence essential
Make a real difference every day as a Children's Residential Support Worker. This full time, permanent Children's Residential Support Worker role in Salisbury is perfect for caring, motivated individuals who want to support young people in a safe, nurturing home environment.
As a Children's Residential Support Worker, you'll support daily routines, encourage hobbies and activities, and promote independence and wellbeing. You'll build positive relationships and work with professionals to meet each young person's needs.
We're looking for a compassionate team player with a full UK manual driving licence, flexibility for shifts (including sleep-ins), and a willingness to complete a Level 3 qualification.
Join us as a Children's Residential Support Worker and benefit from great pay, bonuses, training, wellbeing support, and career development.
Apply today!
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