Jobs Become a Support Worker Become a Support Worker Hear more about our Supporting Living offering: What’s in it for you? Rewarding and varied work Training and progression opportunities Full and part-time options Pension & Life assurance Hours Working patterns can be flexible. Your hours are usually based on shift patterns, so you can find a work/life balance that suits you. Attend our upcoming Recruitment Open Day to meet the team, enjoy a tour of Enham Trust and be offered an interview on the day!see more The benefits of being a Support Worker: Working in adult social care is not just an emotionally rewarding role, it’s one of the most varied too. Working with a range of people with different care needs means every day is different to the next. Benefits include: One of the most in-demand and rewarding roles in the UK The opportunity to train as you learn Ongoing career progression and training opportunities Long-term employment prospects and job security What does the role of a Support Worker involve? Support workers will work in a range of places – people’s supported living apartments or within the community, supporting people with social and physical activities that could include: Cooking, eating and drinking Booking and accompanying people to appointments Undergoing basic medical checks Assisting with personal care such as washing and dressing Helping people to plan meals, cook, eat and drink Monitoring individuals’ conditions, taking their temperature, pulse, respiration and weight, and helping with medication Booking transport and accompanying on social outings You will support lots of different people, including adults with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, and other mental health conditions. Find out more about us and our history here. As a support worker, what’s most important is: Kindness, patience and compassion Good English, Maths and writing skills An ability to understand and follow procedures Strong organisational and time management skills Good communication and listening skills Apply now