Most care jobs leave you feeling stretched, unsupported and invisible. This one is different: you'll be the consistent, trusted presence in a young woman's life - building real relationships, witnessing genuine progress, and working alongside a team that actually has your back. If you're experienced with complex needs and you want your work to matter, this is the role
P is 18, friendly, and has recently moved into her own supported living bungalow. She has learning disability, global developmental delay, epilepsy, PEG feeding, visual impairment and non-verbal communication. She needs someone patient, nurturing and genuinely upbeat - someone who shows up day after day and becomes the reliable anchor in her world. That's you
You'll be part of a small, tight-knit team where your expertise is valued and your wellbeing matters. You're not just clocking hours; you're enabling P to live independently, supporting her to access the community, celebrating her progress, and building the kind of trust that changes lives. Every shift you work is a shift where you know exactly what impact you're having
This provider invests in people who invest in their service users. They offer genuine career progression, structured rotas with overtime available, and training that recognises your growing expertise with complex health needs. They've built a culture around compassion, collaboration and real support for their staff - not empty words, but actual investment in your future
What you will be doing
- Support P with all aspects of daily routines - meals, personal care, continence support and moving and handling with dignity and safety
- Provide PEG-related care and support medication administration in line with her care plans and your training
- Accompany P on community outings and appointments, promoting her independence and choice
- Build and maintain meaningful relationships with P through patient, nurturing, positive engagement
- Keep accurate records, communicate clearly with the team, and report any concerns promptly
Why you will love working here
- Structured rota with genuine flexibility: day shifts (weekdays 16:00-22:00, weekends and bank holidays 08:00-22:00) or waking night shifts (weekdays 22:00-09:00, weekends 22:00-08:00), plus overtime opportunities
- Life insurance at 2x your salary, 24/7 access to virtual GP appointments and mental health support, and an employee assistance programme via Wisdom app for wellbeing resources
- Clear training and career development pathways so your skills and expertise grow and are recognised
- A team built on compassion and collaboration - people who genuinely value you and invest in your wellbeing
- Earn a £500 refer-a-friend bonus when you recommend someone brilliant
Is this you?
- Are you experienced supporting individuals with complex health needs, including epilepsy management and PEG care?
- Do you hold a full UK driving licence and feel confident driving a mobility vehicle?
- Are you competent with moving and handling, and comfortable providing personal care with respect and dignity?
- Can you communicate effectively with non-verbal individuals and build trusting relationships with patience and genuine warmth?
- Are you reliable, jolly, and committed to person-centred outcomes - someone who shows up consistently and brings positive energy?
Applications close on 12 October 2026. Great roles like this are filled quickly, so the sooner you apply the better.
Safeguarding: We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All roles are subject to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references.