About Dimensions
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About the role
In Essex and Suffolk, we're proud to be taking part in our Sunflower Challenge for 50 Connect 2026. Alongside the people we support, colleagues will be growing sunflowers and sharing their progress throughout the year, celebrating the power of connection, friendship and community. Just as sunflowers turn towards one another to share energy, we believe everyone thrives when they have meaningful relationships and opportunities to belong.
The challenge forms part of 50 Connect, Dimensions' initiative designed to build friendships, strengthen local connections and raise funds for Small Sparks grants, helping people we support pursue their dreams, ambitions and life goals. 50 Connect brings people together. We'll be celebrating everyone's achievements at a special Essex and Suffolk event in September 2026 and we would love for you to be involved.
If you're passionate about helping people build friendships, stay connected to their communities and achieve the goals that matter to them, this could be the role for you.
In this home, one day you could be supporting someone to catch a train, go swimming, visit the cinema, or enjoy a day out watching planes. The next, you might be helping someone plan healthy meals, manage their budget, attend a medical appointments or work towards a personal goal they have set for themselves.
We are looking for people who can see potential in every moment and want to help others live the life they choose.
You will be joining a supported living home in Bury St Edmunds, supporting 14 people across several individual flats. Every person has their own personality, goals, interests, and support needs, meaning no two days are ever the same.
You will work across the home, providing tailored 1:1 support and occasionally supporting alongside colleagues where required. Some people enjoy active days out, train rides, swimming, and shopping trips while others prefer quieter days focused on maintaining their home, planning meals, managing finances or spending time with family and friends.
As a Support Worker, you will support people to build independence, develop skills, and make choices about how they live their lives. You will encourage people to achieve their personal outcomes, maintain relationships, access healthcare appointments, and participate in hobbies that matter to them.
This home operates on a two-week rolling rota with a mixture of early, late, and long-day shifts between 8am and 10pm, alongside regular sleep-ins and alternate weekends.
About You
We are looking for someone who shares our values of Ambition, Courage, Integrity, Partnership and Respect. You do not need previous experience to succeed, but you will need to be:
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