Company Overview
Lancashire County Council is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for everyone in Lancashire. We champion fairness and recognize that some individuals face unequal opportunities, which can significantly impact their future, particularly for children and young people. We are committed to reducing disparities within our communities and improving the lives of those who are disadvantaged and at risk of poor outcomes.
As a community leader, employer, and service provider, we strive to ensure that everyone in Lancashire can reach their full potential, regardless of their location, background, individual characteristics, or personal circumstances.
Join Our Supported Living Service in Lancaster and Morecambe!
Lancashire County Council’s Adult Social Care team is seeking compassionate and dependable Support Workers for our Supported Living Service in Lancaster and Morecambe.
If you’re a positive and caring individual wanting to make a real difference in people’s lives, we encourage you to join our team. Our Domiciliary Service needs Support Workers who can significantly improve the lives of individuals within our Adult Disability Service.
You’ll be welcomed into people’s homes, bringing your cheerful attitude and friendly personality to make their daily routines enjoyable. Health and social care experience isn’t essential—a caring heart is what matters most. We provide comprehensive training, including opportunities to earn qualifications and build a rewarding career in this vital service.
These 24-hour per week positions include some sleep-ins and weekend work.
What We’re Looking For:
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Passion: We seek individuals passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of those we support. Your dedication will be life-changing, providing comfort, support with personal care, household tasks, finances, medication, and other daily needs. You’ll help people engage in community activities, boosting their spirits with shopping trips, outdoor adventures, or whatever brings them joy. You’ll be changing perspectives and breaking down barriers.
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Empathy & Resilience: An understanding of the challenges our service users face is crucial. You’ll need motivation and resilience, especially on challenging days, as our service users’ needs can be complex, and you may encounter challenging behavior. Clear and effective communication is essential to provide reassurance and positivity.
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Reward: This role is incredibly rewarding. You’ll witness firsthand the positive impact you have on people’s lives. Your consistent support and guidance will be invaluable. You’ll receive a comprehensive induction and mandatory training. The Adult Disability Service promotes career development with various qualifications and training, including an NVQ Level 3 equivalent apprenticeship. We have a supportive management team, a great culture, and you’ll work alongside like-minded individuals.