Best Social Care in Chelmsford, Essex

Join Certitude as a Support Worker in Chelmsford and make a real difference to people with learning disabilities across Essex. This is a permanent, full-time opportunity (37.5 hours) with excellent training and clear progression in a supportive, values-led team. Key Responsibilities - Provide person-centred support that promotes independence, choice and dignity - Assist with daily living skills including meal prep, budgeting, appointments and community access - Support with personal care where required, following individual support plans - Encourage participation in activities that build confidence, relationships and life skills - Maintain accurate notes and work closely with families, colleagues and professionals What You'll Need - A caring, reliable approach and a genuine interest in social care - Good communication skills and the ability to work as part of a team - Flexibility to work shifts, including some evenings and weekends - Experience in learning disability support is welcome, but full training is provided Why Apply Enjoy a competitive salary from £24,000 p/a (c.£24,853), 25 days’ annual leave plus bank holidays, paid Enhanced DBS, pension, 24/7 Employee Assistance, eye care vouchers and salary sacrifice schemes (including cycle to work).

B Independent Support Limited is looking for a compassionate Support Worker in Chelmsford to provide 1:1 support to a young man in his own home and out in the community. If you want a rewarding part-time social care job in Essex where you can build genuine rapport and make a visible difference, this is a brilliant opportunity. Key Responsibilities - Provide safe, person-centred support at home and in the local community across Chelmsford and surrounding areas - Assist with daily activities and active interests including long walks, boxing and horse riding - Offer practical guidance and reassurance for a partially sighted individual, promoting confidence, independence and wellbeing - Support with planning and attending appointments or activities, ensuring punctuality and clear communication - Maintain accurate notes and follow care plans, risk assessments and safeguarding procedures What You’ll Need - A caring, patient approach and the ability to build trust through consistent, reliable support - Experience in social care, support work or working with young people is desirable (training can be provided) - Awareness of visual impairment and a strong focus on safety and risk awareness - Flexibility to work 12 hours per week across 3 days, Monday to Sunday Why Apply Earn from £27,352 p/a pro rata with a supportive, values-led employer and a role that offers real purpose, development and stability in Chelmsford.