Support Worker (Community)
| Posting date: | 29 September 2025 |
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| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 29 October 2025 |
| Location: | Warrington, Cheshire |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | Germane Care Group |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | WCSW |
Summary
Job Overview (NO SPONSORSHIP)
We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Support Worker to join our team. In this vital role, you will provide support to CYPs in various settings, including home, assisted living environments, communities, day centres and education setting. Your primary focus will be to enhance the quality of life for those you support by offering support, companionship, assistance with daily activities and helping them do the extraordinary every day.
Duties
As a Community Support Worker you will provide high‑quality, person‑centred support to CYP so that they can participate safely in community life and build independence while giving families confidence and respite.
You will work closely with parents, schools and health professionals to deliver personalised plans that maximise CYP’s independence, health and wellbeing and support their cultural, emotional and developmental needs.
Core Support
Responsibilities include:
Provide specialised care for clients using using tailored approaches to meet their unique needs.
Provide 1:1 support (occasionally 2:1 for specific activities) to help CYP access the community, develop friendships and practice daily living skills
Support CYP with prompting for personal care where required (e.g., prompting with toileting, dressing or meals) and encourage them to undertake tasks themselves whenever possible.
Provide support in the home to offer parents and carers a short break from their caring responsibilities
Assist parents and carers to provide practical support to CYPs with additional needs
Provide CYPs the opportunity to access the community and engage in social and leisure activities of their choosing
Encourage and promote CYPs’ independence and development of independent living skills
Supervise contact between CYP and family members
Provide supervision in hospital or the family home
Engage the CYP in, age‑appropriate activities; show genuine interest and take part alongside them to build rapport.
Accompany CYP to community clubs and activities, day trips, sport and interest groups, and outings in the natural environment or local play facilities.
Facilitate participation in mainstream and specialist activities and help CYP develop social relationships and life skills.
Qualifications
Compassionate, patient and friendly manner, with a zeal for person‑centred care and the ability to engage children and young people
Experience supporting CYP with disabilities, complex needs, autism, learning disabilities or mental health conditions, and understanding of safeguarding and the Children’s & Families Act 2014.
Knowledge of Positive Behaviour Support, de‑escalation techniques and therapeutic approaches (e.g., STEPS or PROACT‑SCIPr).
Previous experience working with individuals who are neuro diverse including Autism and ADHD is preferred
Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport with CYPs and their families.
A compassionate nature with a genuine desire to help others improve their quality of life.
Ability to work independently as well as part of a team in a fast-paced environment..
Willingness to travel in and around Warrington is a MUST
Join us in making a difference in the lives of those we support by providing exceptional care and companionship!
We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Support Worker to join our team. In this vital role, you will provide support to CYPs in various settings, including home, assisted living environments, communities, day centres and education setting. Your primary focus will be to enhance the quality of life for those you support by offering support, companionship, assistance with daily activities and helping them do the extraordinary every day.
Duties
As a Community Support Worker you will provide high‑quality, person‑centred support to CYP so that they can participate safely in community life and build independence while giving families confidence and respite.
You will work closely with parents, schools and health professionals to deliver personalised plans that maximise CYP’s independence, health and wellbeing and support their cultural, emotional and developmental needs.
Core Support
Responsibilities include:
Provide specialised care for clients using using tailored approaches to meet their unique needs.
Provide 1:1 support (occasionally 2:1 for specific activities) to help CYP access the community, develop friendships and practice daily living skills
Support CYP with prompting for personal care where required (e.g., prompting with toileting, dressing or meals) and encourage them to undertake tasks themselves whenever possible.
Provide support in the home to offer parents and carers a short break from their caring responsibilities
Assist parents and carers to provide practical support to CYPs with additional needs
Provide CYPs the opportunity to access the community and engage in social and leisure activities of their choosing
Encourage and promote CYPs’ independence and development of independent living skills
Supervise contact between CYP and family members
Provide supervision in hospital or the family home
Engage the CYP in, age‑appropriate activities; show genuine interest and take part alongside them to build rapport.
Accompany CYP to community clubs and activities, day trips, sport and interest groups, and outings in the natural environment or local play facilities.
Facilitate participation in mainstream and specialist activities and help CYP develop social relationships and life skills.
Qualifications
Compassionate, patient and friendly manner, with a zeal for person‑centred care and the ability to engage children and young people
Experience supporting CYP with disabilities, complex needs, autism, learning disabilities or mental health conditions, and understanding of safeguarding and the Children’s & Families Act 2014.
Knowledge of Positive Behaviour Support, de‑escalation techniques and therapeutic approaches (e.g., STEPS or PROACT‑SCIPr).
Previous experience working with individuals who are neuro diverse including Autism and ADHD is preferred
Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build rapport with CYPs and their families.
A compassionate nature with a genuine desire to help others improve their quality of life.
Ability to work independently as well as part of a team in a fast-paced environment..
Willingness to travel in and around Warrington is a MUST
Join us in making a difference in the lives of those we support by providing exceptional care and companionship!