Advance your career in this key Head of Resourcing role at learning disability charity Brandon Trust. Reporting to the Director of People and Organisational Development, you’ll ensure Brandon attracts the best people to the organisation in order, to deliver quality services to the people we support.     Brandon exists to enable children, young people and adults with a learning disability, autism, or both, to live life in the way they choose. We provide high-quality, individualised support to around 1,600 people and have a staff team of over 2,000. Operating across southern England and London, support is provided by a widely dispersed workforce, including public spaces and the homes of the people we support.

Being a support worker with learning disability charity Brandon Trust is a genuinely rewarding role. As a support worker in Whitchurch, South Bristol,  you’ll support four ladies in their 20's to 40's to lead active lives, they enjoy attending social clubs, arts and crafts (making models, diamond paintings, puzzles) and attending football games. They are really keen on going out and seeing live music with the aim of going to a festival.Our benefits include: - Sleep-ins paid at £50-£70 extra (basic salary £9.10 - £9.46 p/h) - Full training to gain the nationally recognised Care Certificate. - On-going training and career development including apprenticeship qualifications available from day 1 - Pension - We cover the cost of DBS checks - Discounted gym membership - Shopping discounts including Blue Light card, EE perks and Costco membership - Successfully 'recommend a friend' to join us and you'll receive a thank you payment - Access to wellbeing helplines.

Join the in-house recruitment team at learning disability charity Brandon Trust as an administrator; its a busy and varied role in a supportive team. As a recruitment administrator you'll be part of a team providing comprehensive, high quality administrative support for the operational and support service teams.    Brandon exists to enable children, young people and adults with a learning disability, autism or both, to live life in the way they choose. We provide high-quality, individualised support to around 1,600 people, have a staff team of over 2,000 and operate across southern England and London.   This role is full-time, 37.5 hours per week, temporary contract for up to six months. We operate a flexible hybrid working model and so you'll work from our Patchway (Bristol) office and also from home.

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 Project 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. At Pucklechurch we are an outreach service which supports individuals to access the community. Some of the people we support live with their families, and others live in their own accommodation. We are looking for confident individuals who aren’t afraid to try something new, who can build excellent relationships with the people we support and their families, and are brilliant communicators.

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 this role you'll join the team supporting three mature ladies who live in a residential care home in Henbury, Bristol. The ladies lead busy lives; you'll support them to do the things they enjoy for example going to lunch clubs, shopping, cinema and horse riding. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Take the next step in your HR career at learning disability charity Brandon Trust in this busy role in our vibrant HR team. This is an opportunity to develop your career and at the same time help the people we support.   Brandon exists to enable children, young people and adults with a learning disability, autism, or both, to live life in the way they choose. We provide high-quality, individualised support to around 1,600 people and have a staff team of over 2,000. Operating across southern England and London, support is provided by a widely dispersed workforce, including public spaces and the homes of the people we support.   This is a temporary role for up to six months with the potential to become permanent.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a Domestic. We’re looking for someone to support our team at our residential care home in Henleaze on a permanent basis where we support adults with a learning disability, autism or both to live their lives in the way they choose. Our welcoming, inspiring team of support workers provide the day-to-day cleaning but we also need a friendly, reliable and trustworthy person to help them out.

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. You'll work with the Locality Manager and Team Leaders, who will provide support and mentoring.    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 Brandon Trust as a support worker in our Children and Family Services and discover a rewarding role enabling young people with  learning disability, autism or both to thrive and live their lives in the way they choose. We provide plenty of support, a competitive salary, benefits and opportunities to develop your career. We provide full training, including the nationally recognised Care Certificate.   We have full and part-time roles of 20 or 30 hours per week in the Bristol and South Gloucestershire area; we’re happy to discuss hours and availability with you. You’ll support children  and young adults either on a one-to-one or two-to-one basis, both at home in the family setting and in the community.

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, which 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. We have waking night contracts available in a few locations in Bristol to include Cadbury Heath, Brislington and Longwell Green.   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. 

Being a support worker with learning disability charity Brandon Trust is a genuinely rewarding role. As a support worker in Shirehampton, you’ll support a lady in her 60's who has a learning disability and lives in her own home, who likes to live a full life and direct her own support. Our benefits include: - Sleep-ins paid at £50-£70 extra (basic salary £9.10 - £9.46 p/h) - Full training to gain the nationally recognised Care Certificate. - On-going training and career development including apprenticeship qualifications available from day 1 - Pension - We cover the cost of DBS checks - Discounted gym membership - Shopping discounts including Blue Light card, EE perks and Costco membership - Successfully 'recommend a friend' to join us and you'll receive a thank you payment - Access to wellbeing helplines.

Brandon Trust is a charity supporting people with a learning disability autism or both, to live in the way they choose; being a Support Worker here is very rewarding. Why? Because enabling individuals to achieve their goals not only brings a great sense of fulfilment, but also an opportunity to develop your career too. At Pucklechurch we are an outreach service which supports individuals to access the community. Some of the people we support live with their families, and others live in their own accommodation.     We are looking for confident individuals who aren’t afraid to try something new, who can build excellent relationships with the people we support and their families, and are brilliant communicators. 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.   Full and part-time positions are available.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role. 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. Our benefits include: - Sleep-ins paid at £50-£70 extra (basic salary £9.10 - £9.46 p/h) - Full training to gain the nationally recognised Care Certificate. - On-going training and career development including apprenticeship qualifications available from day 1 - Pension - We cover the cost of DBS checks - Discounted gym membership - Shopping discounts including Blue Light card, EE perks and Costco membership - Successfully 'recommend a friend' to join us and you'll receive a thank you payment - Access to wellbeing helplines.

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.   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 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 9 individuals with complex needs, who live in a residential care home in Henleaze, Bristol. The team work together to support individuals to 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. Full and part-time postions are avalible. 

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 don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.   You’ll join a team who support 14 individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities in a homely environment, in the Cadbury Heath area of Bristol. We also offer waking nights contracts where you’ll have a guaranteed number of hours work each week on a rolling rota. There will also be occasional daytime working, for example to attend training courses.

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.   In this full or Part-time time role, you’ll join a well-established and supportive team at a homely, residential care home in Bedminster, Bristol. You'll support seven individuals with profound and multiple learning disabilities at home and in the community. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training.

Being a Bank Nurse with Brandon Trust isn’t just about developing your nursing qualifications and experience. It’s also about bringing an opportunity for freedom and fulfilment into the lives of people with a learning disability, autism or both.   In this rewarding Bank Nurse role you'll work in a welcoming, friendly nursing homes in Weston-super-Mare and Bristol locations; you’ll have flexibility and access to shifts that work for you including sleepins.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a causal bank support worker in Portishead area and discover a genuinely rewarding role where working on a casual basis gives you flexibility. 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 training. Alternatively, you may have experience as a care assistant or care worker.   You’ll have flexibility and access to shifts that suit you; you could work for a day here and there, for a number of months, evenings only or weekends only. As this is a casual role shifts are not guaranteed.