Are you looking for a varied role where no two days are the same? Would you like to make a meaningful difference to someone living in their own home? If so, then join Dimensions as a Support Worker in Mytchett.
Two gentlemen and three ladies who Dimensions support at their home in Frimley would like some new Support Workers to join the team who enable them to live an independent life.
We are looking for Support workers to join our amazing team we already have in place to work alongside a gentleman with autism and learning difficulties who does not communicate with words.
Join Dimensions as a Support Worker enabling the 5 people 3 males and 2 females, with Learning Disabilities, in their 40's to 60's years old to enjoy an independent life.
You will be supporting 2 Men and 2 Ladies across two bungalows situated in a beautiful area. We are 5 minutes from The Hit (Hiltingbury Community Centre).
We are fortunate to be supporting two young autistic people in their own home in New Milton. Both people need a degree of support to navigate their lives.
Are you caring, active, and passionate about helping others live a full and independent life? We’re looking for Support Workers to join our team and support a friendly, sociable woman with a well-established weekly routine.
You’ll be working across two lovely bungalows in Totton, supporting 6 vibrant, sociable adults who love adventure and good company. Think Thorpe Park thrills, kayaking excitement, and afternoons lost in gardening or crafting at art club.
You’ll be supporting a vibrant and friendly 34-year-old woman with a big heart and lots of personality. She's looking for someone chatty and positive to join her in everyday life.
We’re looking for enthusiastic and proactive Support Workers to join our dedicated team in Wokingham, supporting four amazing gentlemen in their 50s-60s to live fulfilling and independent lives.
The role will involve support a lady in her 30s with autism in her own home. She has 2:1 support at all times and needs full support with all aspects of her daily life.
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