National Star
Care and Support Worker-Day Team

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National Star Job Opportunity
National Star is recruiting extra special people to join its committed team of care and support workers helping young people with complex disabilities to make the most of their time at college and to live life as independently as possible.
Make a Real Difference Every Day
Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can support people to achieve their goals, build independence and enjoy meaningful experiences?
We are looking for caring, resilient and motivated individuals to join our Day Service team as Facilitators. This is a varied and hands on role where no two days are the same. You will support young people and adults with complex disabilities to take part in learning, therapy, social activities and community experiences, helping them to reach their full potential.
Working as part of a skilled multi disciplinary team, you will collaborate with therapists, tutors, nurses and care professionals to provide high quality support centred around each person's individual needs and aspirations.
What You'll Be Doing
As a Facilitator, you will play a key role in supporting people throughout their day. This may include:
- Supporting individuals with complex physical and learning disabilities.
- Providing personal care with dignity, respect and compassion.
- Assisting with eating, drinking and specialist feeding plans.
- Using communication aids, mobility equipment and hoists safely.
- Supporting learning activities in classrooms and community settings.
- Helping people access social, leisure and therapeutic activities, including swimming and hydrotherapy sessions.
- Maintaining accurate records and contributing to individual progress reviews.
- Working closely with colleagues, families and professionals to deliver person centred support.
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This is a physically and emotionally demanding position. You will be supporting individuals with complex needs, which may include personal care, moving and handling, managing behaviours of concern and responding to health needs.
The role requires you to work at pace, adapt to changing situations and take responsibility for ensuring the safety and wellbeing of those you support.
In return, you will receive comprehensive training, ongoing support and the opportunity to develop valuable skills within health, social care and education.
Career Development Opportunities
We are committed to helping our staff grow and develop.
Following successful completion of probation, there may be opportunities to:
- Develop advanced healthcare skills with training and clinical support.
- Support community activities and appointments.
- Drive National Star vehicles following relevant training.
- Take on medication administration responsibilities as a Facilitator+ with additional pay.
- Progress to an Advanced Facilitator role, supporting shift coordination, staff development and activity planning, with further pay progression.
We actively support professional development, including Health and Social Care qualifications and specialist training.
Working Hours
Facilitators work on a two week rota pattern.
Shifts can include:
- Early starts from 9am (with one early start 8am to attend a team meeting) Monday to Friday.
- Evening finishes up to 5pm Monday to Friday.
- Working up to two shift every other weekend- hours vary and include from 9:30am- 8pm.
Positions may be available on either:
- Term Time Only contracts working approximately 39 weeks per year, aligned with local school terms.
- Flexibility is important as services operate across different sites and community locations.


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What We're Looking For
You do not need extensive experience to apply. We welcome candidates who share our values and are willing to learn.
We are particularly interested in people who are:
- Kind, patient and empathetic.
- Positive about disability and inclusion.
- Reliable and able to work effectively within a team.
- Good communicators with strong listening skills.
- Organised and able to manage competing priorities.
- Resilient and able to remain calm under pressure.
- Motivated to support people to achieve greater independence.
Experience in health care, social care, education or supporting people with disabilities would be beneficial, but is not essential.
Essential Requirements
- Minimum age of 18 years.
- Good standard of spoken and written English.
- Good numeracy skills.
- Ability to work evenings and weekends as part of a rota.
- Commitment to training and ongoing professional development.
- Ability to work safely with vulnerable adults and young people.
- A driving licence is advantageous, and candidates with D1 entitlement are particularly welcomed.
Why Join Us?
This is more than a job. It is an opportunity to positively impact someone's life every day while building a rewarding career within a supportive and professional organisation.
You'll receive comprehensive training, opportunities for progression, and the chance to work with an experienced team that values compassion, inclusion and excellence.
If you are looking for a role where your work genuinely matters, we would love to hear from you.
Contract Type: Permanent
Contract: 44hrs/39weeks
Salary: £12.99 p/hr weekdays £16.24 p/hr weekends
Location Status: Ullenwood
Interview Date: TBC
Closing Date: 06/10/2026
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