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Become a Support Worker - Make a Difference Every Day!

Are you ready to change lives? Precedo Healthcare is thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity to join our team as a Support Worker in the vibrant Manchester area!

We are seeking passionate, dedicated individuals to work within Supported Living services, supporting people with learning disabilities and autism. This is your chance to embark on a fulfilling and rewarding career where you'll make a real impact every single day.

What's in it for you?

Competitive Pay Rates: Earn excellent rates for the incredible work you do.

Flexibility at Your Fingertips: Whether you're looking for full-time, part-time, or ad-hoc shifts, we've got a range of options to suit your lifestyle.

Weekly Pay: Enjoy the ease of weekly payments - because your hard work deserves to be rewarded quickly!

Holiday Pay & Pension Scheme: Get the benefits you deserve - enjoy paid time off and plan for your future.

Block Bookings: Stability with longer-term bookings that offer consistent hours and guaranteed shifts.

Variety of Shifts: From flexible, ad-hoc shifts to full-time roles - we've got something that works for you!

Your Role:

As a Support Worker, you'll be a vital part of a person-centred team, helping individuals lead their most independent lives. Each day will be unique, with your responsibilities including:

Ensuring Safety & Wellbeing: Help our clients stay safe, manage their medications, and ensure their environment is clean and comfortable.

Supporting Daily Living: Assist with everything from personal care to helping clients develop new skills and engage in their favourite activities.

Empowering Independence: Encourage and support individuals to access the local community and enjoy the activities they love.

What We're Looking For:

A minimum of six months of experience as a Support Worker within the last three years.

A passion for making a difference in the lives of people with learning disabilities and autism.

A positive, caring, and proactive attitude to ensure each individual feels valued, safe, and empowered.

Why Choose Precedo Healthcare?

We Value You: You'll be part of a team that celebrates your dedication and offers all the support you need.

Variety & Flexibility: Whether you want ad-hoc shifts or full-time hours, you'll have the flexibility to fit work around your life.

Job Satisfaction: There's nothing more rewarding than making a meaningful impact on someone's life, every single day.

Please Note: Unfortunately, we cannot offer sponsorship or consider skilled worker visa applications due to visa regulations.

Precedo Healthcare is an Equal Opportunities Employer and a proud member of JOBSAWARE.

Ready to embark on a rewarding career that lets you change lives? Apply today and join a team that's committed to excellence in care

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