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Support Worker - For Young Adult Male - job post

Top Carers Nursing Agency
South Croydon CR2 6AR
£13.15 an hour - Part-time

Location

South Croydon CR2 6AR

Full job description

Experienced Support Worker (Specialist 1:1 Role) between 12 - 20 Hours Per Week

Start Date: Mid January
Schedule: Wednesdays & Saturdays (set days)

We are seeking a skilled and experienced Support Worker to provide high-quality 1:1 support for a sociable 25-year-old man with mild learning disabilities and epilepsy (including Vagal Nerve Stimulator). This is a rewarding, relationship-focused role suited to a professional who is confident, compassionate, and comfortable working independently.

About the Role

You will provide structured, consistent support across a variety of daily activities, including:

  • Accompanying him to his weekly Wednesday community support group
  • Developing independent living skills (shopping, cooking, household routines)
  • Encouraging engagement in hobbies such as basketball, video gaming, and social activities
  • Supporting positive routines around hygiene, sleep, and organisation
  • Safe medication administration and epilepsy management
  • Offering calm, steady guidance when concentration is challenging

This is an active role involving community outings, walking, and occasional light physical assistance (e.g., very rare wheelchair use). A driving licence is beneficial but not essential.

What We’re Looking For

To ensure the right match and level of support, we are particularly interested in applicants who bring established experience and confidence to the role.

Essential Criteria:

  • Availability every Wednesday and Saturday
  • Minimum 2 years’ experience supporting individuals with learning disabilities
  • Direct experience with epilepsy support, including rescue medication administration
  • Strong communication skills and a patient, reassuring approach
  • Ability to work independently, follow structured plans, and maintain positive routines
  • A warm, encouraging personality with a professional, reliable mindset

Why This Role May Suit You

This position is ideal for someone who:

  • Enjoys meaningful 1:1 work and building rapport over time
  • Is confident supporting health-related needs in a calm, structured way
  • Values a role where professional experience truly has an impact
  • Prefers stable, predictable working days with a consistent support plan

Important Information

  • Unfortunately, we are unable to employ candidates requiring visa sponsorship or those seeking to switch into sponsorship routes

Job Type: Part-time

Pay: £13.15 per hour

Experience:

  • working with people who have learning disabilities: 2 years (required)
  • Medication administration : 1 year (required)

Work authorisation:

  • United Kingdom (required)

Work Location: In person

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