Wiltshire Council
Casual Relief Support Worker

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Hourly rate: £13.47 - £13.90 per hour, plus 10% unsocial hours plussage
Hours per week: Casual hours
Interview date: To be confirmed after shortlisting
About Bradbury House
Bradbury House is a respite service offering short breaks to adults with learning disabilities. We help customers take part in meaningful activities that build confidence and independence, while also working closely with families and carers to ensure they feel supported and listened to.
What You Will Do
As a casual relief bank support worker, you will help customers to live with dignity, choice, and independence across both Riverbank and Meadow Lodge.
- Support customers with personal care and daily living tasks
- Help plan and take part in meaningful activities
- Provide emotional and practical support when needed
- Assist with household tasks and basic financial responsibilities
- Work flexibly across day and respite services, including evenings, weekends, sleep-ins, and waking nights
- Support customers in their homes or within the service settings
You will be part of a supportive service where your work makes a real difference every day. We offer flexible working, ongoing training and development, and the chance to help people build confidence, skills, and independence.
Who We Are Looking For
- Caring, patient, and committed to supporting adults with learning disabilities
- Able to communicate clearly and work well with others
- Calm under pressure and able to make sensible decisions
- Physically able to carry out all aspects of the role
- Willing to learn and develop, including completing required training
- No specific qualifications needed if you have relevant skills or experience
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- And would you like your interview slots to be managed by yourself (hiring managed), or candidate managed whereby the candidates pick their own slots within your schedule?
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About The Meadows
The Meadows is a day opportunity service for adults with learning disabilities based at Five Rivers Leisure Centre. It provides enablement and skill building. Customers are encouraged to achieve their goals and develop their skills.
Casual Worker Details
As a casual worker, you will have no fixed hours and will work on an as-needed basis, depending on Wiltshire Council's requirements and your availability. You are not obligated to be available, and the council is not obliged to offer you work.
Why Us?
Wiltshire Council is a friendly, welcoming place to work, with a 'One Council' ethos. Find out more about Our Identity, staff networks, and employee benefits here.
Our hybrid working model means office staff are on site for at least half their hours, community-based staff carry out at least half their admin time in a workplace, and customer-facing roles work entirely from their service location.
We are committed to creating a workplace where positive relationships thrive and everyone feels engaged, supported, and able to do their best. We do not tolerate discrimination, bullying, or harassment. Everyone is expected to promote a culture of inclusion, dignity, trust, and respect, guided by our vision and Our Identity.
Contact Details
Paul Chester, Team Leader, at Paul.Chester@wiltshire.gov.uk
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Application Criteria
Please download and read the role description and person specification here carefully before you apply.
Under the Health and Social Care Act (Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014, individuals involved in regulated activity must provide a full employment history and detail any gaps. Before clicking apply please complete this full-employment-history form here and once completed please attach it to your application form.


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