Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with a learning disability, or autism, or both to live life in the way they choose. Enabling individuals to achieve their goals brings a sense of fulfilment, as well as an opportunity to develop your career.   As a ‘waking nights support worker’ in Andover, you’ll have a guaranteed number of hours work each week on a rolling rota. You’ll work nights/evenings from 8.00pm until 8.30am, this role is for 37.5 hours which means covering three nights in the week to include weekends.   There will also be occasional daytime working, for example to attend training courses.   If you’re new to social care we provide full training, including the nationally recognised Care Certificate, as well as training tailored to the needs of the people you support, a thorough induction and plenty of career development opportunities. 

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a Lead Support Worker, where you’ll be at the forefront of developing a service for an individual with exceptionally complex requirements, who lives in Devizes. You’ll be challenged though your success has the potential to create momentous change for the individual you’ll support.   We provide a range of flexible benefits, a full induction and plenty of training and support to help you develop your career.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker in Carterton and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with a learning disability, autism or both to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   We are recruiting a 30 hour post which is supporting a gentleman who is nonverbal and has behaviours that can be considered as challenging, this role would ideally suit a support worker used to lone working.   We are recruiting a 22.5 hour post supporting 4 adults with learning disabilities

Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with a learning disability, or autism, or both to live life in the way they choose. Enabling individuals to achieve their goals brings a sense of fulfilment, as well as an opportunity to develop your career.   As a ‘waking nights support worker’ in Andover, you’ll have a guaranteed number of hours work each week on a rolling rota. You’ll work nights/evenings from 10.00pm until 7.00am, this role is for 27 hours which means covering three nights in the week to include weekends.     There will also be occasional daytime working, for example to attend training courses.   If you’re new to social care we provide full training, including the nationally recognised Care Certificate, as well as training tailored to the needs of the people you support, a thorough induction and plenty of career development opportunities. 

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with a learning disability, autism or both at home and in the community to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   We have roles in Stonehouse near Stroud. Working flexibly across a rota, you'll suppport six peoeple in their day to day lives. The home is located in the town and is walking distance from the centre. The people we support enjoy a variety of activities, from knitting to swimming through to disney movies and going out for coffee.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with learning disabilities and autism at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   In Keynsham, near Bristol, you’ll support five young adults with learning disabilities and autism at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll join the team in Cirencester who support five people with a learning disability, autism or both at home and in the community to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   This is for a full-time position working on a flexible shift rota.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker in Headington and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with a learning disability, autism or both, at home and in the community to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   We have 3 roles (full and part time) in our supported living service and one full time role at our respite service in Headington, near Oxford, which provides a homely environment for adults with learning disabilities. Some individuals may come to live for a short time, others for longer periods and some attend on a daily basis.  

Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with a learning disability, autism or both to live life in the way they choose. Enabling individuals to achieve their goals brings a sense of fulfilment, as well as an opportunity to develop your career.   As a ‘waking nights support worker’ you’ll have a guaranteed number of hours work each week on a rolling rota. You’ll work nights/evenings, generally 9.15pm to 7.15am, covering four consecutive nights one week and three consecutive nights the next. There will also be occasional daytime working, for example to attend training courses.   If you’re new to social care we provide full training, including the nationally recognised Care Certificate as well as training tailored to the needs of the people you support, a thorough induction and plenty of career development opportunities. 

Are you looking for your next step in social care?   Do you have experience supporting people with a learning disability?   Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with a learning disability, autism or both, to live life in the way they choose. Join us as a Team Leader where you’ll provide great leadership and day-to-day supervision to your team of support workers to ensure excellent support and care is provided. In return we provide a full induction, a variety of professional career development opportunities and a range of benefits.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with a learning disability, autism or both at home and in the community to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   This role requires a female applicants only, where gender is considered to be a genuine occupational requirement in accordance with paragraph 1 of Schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with a learning disability, autism or both at home and in the community to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   This is an exciting time to join the well established, friendly team who support 12 individuals with complex needs, who live in a residential care home in Brislington, Bristol. The team are reviewing the support they provide the individuals to help them achieve even greater independence and quality of life. You’ll have a passion for learning, fresh ideas and will share our values to help achieve a significant and positive impact on the people you’ll support.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with learning disabilities and autism at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with a learning disability, autism or both at home and in the community to live life in the way they choose. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with learning disabilities and autism at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career.   Join us in new roles in Yate, supporting several young people (ages 21- 30) at an exciting time in their lives as they transition to living independently in their own, shared homes.  This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a new service. You’ll support them in all aspects of their busy lives. 

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career.   This is a rewarding role supporting three mature gentlemen, whom have learning disabilities and share a home in Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol. They have many interests; from working in a community farm garden to going out regularly. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   Full-time or part-time hours are available. 

Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with a learning disability, autism or both to live life in the way they choose. Being a Support Worker in Portishead is genuinely rewarding role; enabling individuals to achieve their goals brings a sense of fulfilment as well as an opportunity to develop your career.   In one service you’ll support five gentlemen who lead very busy lives. Days are often active, fun and always brings something refreshingly different. In another we have roles supporting two busy young ladies. One communicates through her behaviour and the other individual is non-verbal; it’s a particularly rewarding time as she discovers new ways to communicate using eye gaze technology.   We also have roles supporting three young, sociable men to achieve their goal to live as independently as possible. You’ll support in daily living; they have jobs, play football, do sports and socialise.   You’ll support with everyday tasks; cooking, cleaning the home and managing finances as well as with some personal care and medication needs.   We provide a range of flexible benefits as well as full training (including the nationally recognised Care Certificate) and support to help you develop your career.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with learning disabilities and autism at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role with plenty of training, support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. You’ll support people with learning disabilities and autism at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.