Support Worker - Driver
- Location
- London SE27
- Pay
- £13.00 - £14.00/hr
- Contract
- Permanent, Temporary, Fixed Term, Bank
- Shifts
- Waking Night, Sleep In, Twilight, Long Day, Night, Day
- Hours
- 40 hours per week
- Posted
- 28 September 2026
About this role
About the Role We are looking for dedicated Support Workers to join our children's services team in London SE27. This is a unique opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of young people, providing essential support and care in a safe and nurturing environment. As a Support Worker, you will be instrumental in the day-to-day care of children, assisting with various aspects of their lives to promote their wellbeing and development. We offer a variety of shifts including waking nights, sleep-ins, twilight shifts, long days, nights, and days, ensuring flexibility to suit different lifestyles. This role includes driving responsibilities, so a valid UK driving licence is essential. Working 40 hours per week, you will be part of a supportive team committed to providing high-quality care. Key Responsibilities • Provide person-centred emotional and practical support to children and young people • Assist with daily routines, including personal care, meal times, and educational activities • Support children in accessing community activities and appointments, utilising your driving skills • Encourage independence and life skills development appropriate to their age and abilities • Maintain accurate records and contribute to care planning processes • Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and external professionals to ensure holistic care • Create a positive and stimulating environment where children can thrive What We Offer • A competitive hourly rate of £13 - £14 • Comprehensive training and development opportunities • A supportive and collaborative team environment • The chance to genuinely impact the lives of children and young people • Flexible shift patterns to promote work-life balance • Career progression opportunities within our growing organisation