Lancashire County Council
Community Support Worker | West Lancs District Adult Disability Domiciliary Service | Part time
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Community Support Worker | West Lancs District Adult Disability Domiciliary Service | Part time
Community Support Worker – Permanent, Part-Time (20 Hours Per Week)
Salary: £25,949 - £25,989 per annum | Pro Rata ∙ 33% increment at weekends ∙ 50% increment for Bank Holidays & Sleep-In allowance
Location: Not open to international sponsorship
About The Role
Do you want to make a difference to the lives of people with a disability? We are looking for enthusiastic, motivated, flexible individuals who enjoy supporting adults with disabilities to live the lives they desire.
The service provides 24/7 support to individuals with learning disabilities in their own homes, including sleep-in duties and weekend work. The Community Support Worker role involves:
- Providing a full range of daily personal and health supports
- Assisting with accessing community activities (e.g., swimming, shopping, dancing)
- Managing finance, medication, and health outcomes
- Operate with a person-centred approach, ensuring dignity and respect
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For further information, contact Service Manager Amanda Perrett:
📞 Tel: 01695 587433 ✉ Email: Amanda.perrett@lancashire.gov.uk
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Key Accountabilities
- Use person-centred approaches to enable positive outcomes aligned with support plans for individuals with learning disabilities, including those with profound and complex needs.
- Provide dignified, respectful support for daily needs, including personal care and health safety.
- Help individuals access community opportunities (e.g., social, physical, and recreational activities).
- Comply with national legislation, sector policies, and service guidelines at all times.
Skills & Experience
Experience of supporting adults with learning disabilities is desirable but not essential—comprehensive training will be provided within the first year.
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- Entry-level applicants without NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) must complete the QCF Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care within two years (funded by the service).
- See Role Profile for full details
Additional Notes & Policies
- Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974: Successful candidates must apply for a DBS disclosure.
- Salary: Pro-rata payment (salary quoted reflects full-time equivalent).
- Right to Work: This position is only open to UK workers (sponsorship not available for international applicants).
- Applications may be closed early if sufficient candidates are received.
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