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Key details
About the role
This role is about helping children feel safe, understood and supported at home and in their community. You’ll provide one-to-one support with daily routines, personal care, communication, confidence and activities outside the home.
This role mainly involves evening, weekend and school holiday support, when families often need extra help. During school holidays and half terms, support hours may increase, so flexibility is important.
This is meaningful work that also gives families reassurance, consistency and peace of mind.
What we offer our staff
A typical day
A typical shift may involve arriving at a family home after school to support a child with their routine, personal care, tea time, communication, play or activities.
You may help with a community outing, support a child to build confidence, or provide practical help so their family can have a little breathing space.
During weekends and school holidays, shifts may be longer or more varied. You might support with outings, hobbies, personal care, mealtimes or time at home. Every child is different, so the role is about listening, adapting and offering calm, consistent support.
Other essentials
Key Responsibilities
As a Children’s Support Worker, your key responsibilities will include:
Providing person-centred care tailored to each child’s individual needs
Supporting with personal care, including washing, dressing, feeding and toileting
Helping with daily routines such as school runs, mealtimes and bedtime
Encouraging communication, confidence and independence
Supporting community outings and social activities
Following detailed care plans
Keeping accurate care records
Working closely with families, schools and healthcare professionals
Being a calm, dependable and reassuring presence