4 Adult social worker jobs in Seaham

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Support Worker

• 17 November 2025
• Education and Services for People with Autism - Seaham, County Durham
• £12.35 per hour
• On-site only
• Permanent
• Full time

We’re hiring Support Worker - Seaham - Full Time - £12.35 per hour Closing date Friday 12th December 2025 We’d love to hear from you if you: o Are willing to work as part of a team and within protocols and guidelines o Have worked with Autistic adults, but not...

Support Worker - Adult Residential (ID:561)

• 20 November 2025
• Swanton Care and Community - Seaham, County Durham
• £12.60 per hour
• On-site only
• Permanent
• Full time

WE DO NOT OFFER SPONSORSHIP. About you Are you enthusiastic, compassionate and committed to supporting people in a way which respects their dignity? Qualifications Care experience Assisted living Patient care First aid Driving Heavy lifting Meal preparation ...

Support Worker - Adult Supported Living (ID:459)

• 27 November 2025
• Swanton Care and Community - Seaham, County Durham
• £12.60 per hour
• On-site only
• Permanent
• Full time

WE DO NOT OFFER SPONSORSHIP ​ The role Provide practical assistance and emotional support to empower the people we support to achieve their goals and aspirations, respecting everyone’s individuality and enabling them to make appropriate choices to live the ...

Support Worker - Adult Residential (Female Only) (ID:518)

• 27 November 2025
• Swanton Care and Community - Seaham, County Durham
• £12.60 per hour
• On-site only
• Permanent
• Full time

About you Are you enthusiastic, compassionate and committed to supporting people in a way which respects their dignity? Experience of supporting people with learning disabilities and/or complex care is preferred but all training will be provided. Here at ...

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