Community Integrated Care
Support Worker (Male)
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Support Worker (Male)
Support Worker – Person-Centred Care Assistant (MaleCandidate Required)
Are you an experienced Care Assistant or Support Worker with a passion for helping others?
Do you want to support two awesome young men with autism to live life to the fullest?
If so, this rewarding role with an award-winning charity might be your next step!
Why You’ll Love Working With Us
Daily challenges turn into enriching moments, and you’ll get involved in whatever matters to them—whether it’s:
- Hobbies (music, art, games)
- Walks and exploring new places
- Cooking or dining out
- Community involvement (like volunteering)
Our package includes:
- £13.86 per hour – fair pay for meaningful work
- Flexible caseload – spend your whole shift with one person (no repeatedly juggling different clients)
- Supportive leadership – mentors and management provide ongoing guidance
- Casual dress code – no uniforms, just comfort
- Guaranteed shifts – clear 4-week advance rotas with contracted hours
- Wellbeing investment – Emily Skinner imapct on health and stress management
- Training & progression – ongoing development and career growth opportunities
- Perks – shopping discounts and a Recommend-a-Friend bonus
- PVG check paid for – no startup costs for security clearances
A multi-award-winning charity, we reinvest profits back into: your role, your growth, and the lives of those we support.
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About Community Integrated Care
One of the UK’s largest health and social care charities, we empower thousands across England and Scotland. Established in 1988, we pioneered the "Care in the Community" movement, moving individuals away from institutional care and into independent, fulfilling lives.
Today, we support over 2,600 individuals with a trusted team of 6,600 colleagues, backed by innovative ideas and bold initiatives to achieve life-changing outcomes.
Our vision? To transform lives through personalised, person-centred support, ensuring independence, dignity, and opportunity for those we work with.
Shifts & Contract Terms
- Hours: Fixed, contracted 13 to 26 hours per week
- Permanent contract for existing colleagues* (*subject to successful post-trial period)
- Work pattern: Rotating (weekdays and weekends), nights include sleepover shifts (working 9pm to 8am)
- No driving required
The Goals (What You’ll Be Doing)
You’ll be supporting two young men with autism who share a home, fostering their independence and joy. Your role includes:
Key Responsibilities
- Daily life assistance: Meals, clothing, personal hygiene, and home tasks
- Person-centred care: Tailoring each mandatory aspect of support to reflect their preferences and choices
- Personal safety and wellbeing: Medication management, health monitoring, and advocacy where needed
- Finances & appointments: Helping them navigate errands, business, and administrative tasks
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Passion Projects & Interests
The young men enjoy:
- Attending live shows
- Going out for meals, fun outings & events
- Volunteering and contributing to society
- Music and other creative hobbies
- Just being themselves, confidently, safely, and fulfilled
The Task Beyond the job (What We’re Looking For)
We’re searching for people who care beyond the curriculum. Whether you’re:
- A seasoned support worker with prior experience
- A care assistant transitioning into this role
- A carer (unpaid or professional) who sees the need for brighter live-in support
- A veteran, or someone with lived experience of autism/social care
- An absolute newbie with a passion to change lives—that’s a goal fit
Any of these? This is your place.
This role requires a male colleague due to the unique needs of those supported (as legally permitted under the Equality Act 2010).
Ready to Apply?
Apply now, and fill out our 10-minute application form. If you have any questions, contact:
Recruitment Specialist, Sarah Duncan Email: recruitment.region1@c-i-c.co.uk
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We’re an Equal Opportunities and Disability Confident employer.
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