Peters Dean Care
Senior Support Worker - Young People

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Senior Support Worker - Young People
We are excited to offer an opportunity for an experienced Senior Residential Support Worker to join our team supporting up to four young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD).
Our homes are carefully designed to feel safe, nurturing, and genuinely homely, places where children can build stability, trust, and a sense of belonging.
About the Children's Experience
Children in our care are supported to lead active, fulfilling lives. The company promotes health and wellbeing through physical activities and encourages young people to explore hobbies and interests that matter to them.
These experiences help build confidence, resilience, social skills, and independence, key foundations for their future.
Our Team & Culture
Our workforce is made up of skilled, compassionate professionals from a wide range of backgrounds. This diversity allows us to take a multi-disciplinary approach, ensuring each child receives individualised and holistic support.
We value reflective practice and see every day work as an opportunity to learn, grow, and improve outcomes for children.
Benefits, Career Development & Support
- Clear career progression, including opportunities to become a Registered Manager.
- Funded qualifications fully supported QCF pathways to open up new opportunities and higher pay.
- Paid training earn while completing sector-leading development programmes.
- Full induction programme to set you up for success.
- Supportive management with regular supervisions and appraisals.
- Regular team meetings where your voice is heard and your ideas help shape the service.
- Real progression opportunities across the organisation.
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Financial & Lifestyle Benefits
- Competitive salary with the Real Living Wage as the minimum benchmark.
- Enhanced pay scales recognising both qualifications and experience.
- Enhanced maternity and paternity pay.
- Staff referral bonus.
- Life assurance for peace of mind.
Extra Perks
- Free meals on shift.
- Free Enhanced DBS check.
- Amazing discount schemes enjoy savings on high-street retailers, days out, gifts, holidays, and more.
- Wellbeing support via our Employee Assistance Programme, offering guidance and advice when you need it.
- 28 days annual leave, including Bank Holiday entitlement.
- A rewarding role full of variety, no two days are the same.
What you'll be doing
As a Senior Residential Support Worker, you will play a key role in providing consistent, trauma-informed care while supporting the wider staff team. You will act as a positive role model, contribute to care planning, and help maintain high standards of practice within the home.


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Responsibilities will include:
- Providing day-to-day care and emotional support to young people with complex needs.
- Supporting children to manage behaviour positively and develop coping strategies.
- Leading shifts, offering guidance to staff, and ensuring routines and care plans are followed.
- Contributing to care planning, risk assessments, and behaviour support strategies.
- Supporting young people to engage in education, activities, hobbies, and community life.
- Promoting independence, self-esteem, and emotional wellbeing.
- Maintaining accurate records and working in partnership with professionals and families.
- Ensuring safeguarding, health and safety, and regulatory requirements are always met.
Requirements
- Residential Childcare Level 3 qualification.
- Experience working with children with EBD in a residential setting.
- Strong safeguarding knowledge and a child-centred approach.
- Ability to lead by example and support less experienced staff.
If you are passionate about making a lasting difference and want to be part of an exciting new children's home, we would love to hear from you.
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