Become A Support Worker In London With Ldn

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LDN London (Learning Disability Network London) is a charitable organization with over 60 years of expertise assisting London residents with learning disabilities. They assist individuals with learning disabilities in living secure, fulfilling, and dignified lives in supported housing or their own homes.

Working with them means that every day will be different, and you will be part of a team assisting some of the most vulnerable members of society. You will share in their happiness, victories, defeats, frustrations, sadness, and laughter. However, you will be there most importantly to provide the necessary assistance to build a life, a life worth living, with access to all that life has to offer, just like everyone else.

LDN offers an extensive array of employee benefits, including:

up to 38 days of vacation (including bank holidays)

Chances to accrue additional annual leave

Travel loan scheme

Beneficial contributory pension plan

Superior support and supervision

Extensive gratis instruction

Access to qualifications

Employee counseling programme

Opportunities for overtime work

Simple application and hiring procedure

Membership to the free DBS check and update service

Flexible employment options

Support worker jobs Descriptions for support workers

Job Details

Submissions must be received by: Ongoing – Ref. 552

Full-time schedule – (37.5 hours on a rota basis – Mon-Sun)

Temporary Work – (You choose your working hours)

Pay:

Support Personnel: £11.54 per hour / $22,500 per year (Overtime: $13.00 per hour)

Temporary Employees: £13.00 per hour

What is involved in Support Work?

As a support worker, you will assist individuals with learning impairments to live safe, satisfying, and dignified lives in supported housing or their own homes. In Westminster, Kensington & Chelsea, Camden, and Islington, they have open opportunities in a range of departments.

Each of our services provides support for around 5 to 10 individuals. They help individuals with a spectrum of support needs, ranging from low to severe, including those with old age/dementia, profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD), autism, and mental health issues. Additionally, they provide outreach assistance for individuals who are more independent. On a rotating basis, they work some weekends, early shifts, and late shifts. If you like to work at night, there are many services that offer awake night shifts.

Download their job description for additional information about the position, the benefits of working for LDN London, their locations, and the skills and experience they want in a support worker.

Temporary work

If you don’t want to commit to a contract with LDN London, you can choose sessional employment where you pick when and where to work. You also have the choice of accepting or rejecting any work that is presented to you.

LDN London is dedicated to equity, diversity, and inclusion, and applications from all groups are encouraged.

For further queries and details visit ldnlondon.org.