Support worker - Entry level
- Location
- Yorkshire
- Pay
- £12.00 - £14.00/hr
- Contract
- Permanent, Temporary, Fixed Term, Bank
- Shifts
- Day, Night, Twilight, Long Day, Sleep In, Waking Night
- Hours
- 40 hours per week
- Posted
- 28 September 2026
About this role
About the Role Are you looking for a fulfilling career where you can make a real difference in young people's lives? We are seeking enthusiastic and compassionate individuals to join our team as Support Workers within our Children's Services. This is an exciting opportunity, ideal for those new to the care sector, offering a comprehensive introduction to supporting young people facing challenging behaviours. You will play a crucial role in providing a safe, nurturing, and structured environment, helping children and young people develop essential life skills, build confidence, and achieve their potential. Key Responsibilities • Provide direct support and supervision to children and young people, ensuring their safety and well-being. • Assist with daily routines, personal care, and educational activities. • Help young people manage challenging behaviours through positive reinforcement, de-escalation techniques, and structured interventions. • Engage young people in recreational and social activities, promoting their personal growth and development. • Maintain accurate records and contribute to care planning, ensuring a holistic approach to support. • Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and external professionals to achieve the best outcomes for each child. What We Offer We offer flexible contract options including permanent, temporary, fixed-term, and bank roles, allowing for excellent work-life balance. You will have access to a variety of shifts including day, night, twilight, long day, sleep-in, and waking night, to fit your lifestyle. This entry-level position is perfect for those beginning their journey in care, providing a supportive environment to learn and grow. Join us and become part of a dedicated team committed to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and young people in Yorkshire.