Support Worker

Servoca Nursing & Care
Preston
1 week ago
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About The Role

Job Title: Support Worker (Adults and Children)

Salary From:£11.50* per hour + Plus Holiday Pay

From 1st April 2025, the hourly rate will increase to £12.50 per hour

Location: Preston and Surrounding Areas

Shift patterns available: Earlies, Lates, Long days, Nights and sleep overs

Servoca Nursing & Careare recruiting for committed and enthusiasticSupport Workersfor various settings in the area who are passionate about helping those who are vulnerable and in need.

Here at Servoca, we are a Healthcare Agency so we can give you the choice of when, where and how often you work, which is great if you are looking for flexibility, stability and a little more control of your work/life balance.

Your role as a Support Worker will include working in various settings for vulnerable individuals experiencing:

  • Autism
  • Mental Health
  • Disabilities (Learning and/or Physical)
  • Personality/Behavioural Disorder(s)
  • Challenging Behaviours


In addition to the above, your role will also include promoting independence, wellbeing and aiding service users to live a happy and fulfilling life. This is one of the most fulfilling jobs, so why not earn good money whilst doing it!

Driving license is preferred due to many of our clients use of motorbility vehicles.

A successful candidate will benefit from:

  • WeeklyPay with bank holiday premium rates
  • FreeTraining
  • FreeUniform and ID Badge
  • Paid holidaypay and optional pension contributions
  • Flexible working - choose the days you can work
  • Advance bookings offered!
  • Your own assigned consultant to guide you
  • Manage your bookings from our bespoke App
  • Refer a friend SchemeTerms apply


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About You

To be considered for this role, you must:

  • Have at least 12 months experience working within an Adult or Children's Support Setting in the last 3 years in the UK
  • Have the right to work in the UK (we are unable to offer sponsorship)
  • An enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one)


All applications are subject to pre-employment checks and referencing

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