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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.   We have various opportunities in the Trowbridge area some are for 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.   Coronavirus update: As a key worker, you’ll provide essential services, and you’ll receive full training, equipment and support. You will need to be available and able to carry out your role during the Coronavirus pandemic.   Brandon is committed to protecting our staff, candidates and people we support so we have taken appropriate measures in our recruitment process to minimise the risk of infection. We will continue to monitor and adapt our plans as the Government and Public Health England release updates.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a bank support worker and discover a genuinely rewarding role where working on a casual basis gives you flexibility. In this key worker role in Pewsey you’ll support people with a learning disability, autism, or both, at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training. Alternatively you may have social care 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.   Coronavirus update: As a key worker, you’ll provide essential services, and you’ll receive full training, equipment and support. You will need to be available and able to carry out your role during the Coronavirus pandemic.   Brandon is committed to protecting our staff, candidates and people we support so we have taken appropriate measures in our recruitment process to minimise the risk of infection. We will continue to monitor and adapt our plans as the Government and Public Health England release updates.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a bank support worker in Devizes and discover a genuinely rewarding role where working on a casual basis gives you flexibility. In this key worker role you’ll support people with a learning disability, autism, or both, at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training. Alternatively you may have social care 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.   Coronavirus update: As a key worker, you’ll provide essential services, and you’ll receive full training, equipment and support. You will need to be available and able to carry out your role during the Coronavirus pandemic.   Brandon is committed to protecting our staff, candidates and people we support so we have taken appropriate measures in our recruitment process to minimise the risk of infection. We will continue to monitor and adapt our plans as the Government and Public Health England release updates.

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.   We have various opportunities in the Devizes area. Some roles are for 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.   Coronavirus update: As a key worker, you’ll provide essential services, and you’ll receive full training, equipment and support. You will need to be available and able to carry out your role during the Coronavirus pandemic.   Brandon is committed to protecting our staff, candidates and people we support so we have taken appropriate measures in our recruitment process to minimise the risk of infection. We will continue to monitor and adapt our plans as the Government and Public Health England release updates.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a bank support worker in Trowbridge and discover a genuinely rewarding role where working on a casual basis gives you flexibility. In this key worker role you’ll support people with a learning disability, autism, or both, at home and in the community to live life more freely. You don’t necessarily need experience as we provide full training. Alternatively you may have social care 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.   Coronavirus update: As a key worker, you’ll provide essential services, and you’ll receive full training, equipment and support. You will need to be available and able to carry out your role during the Coronavirus pandemic.   Brandon is committed to protecting our staff, candidates and people we support so we have taken appropriate measures in our recruitment process to minimise the risk of infection. We will continue to monitor and adapt our plans as the Government and Public Health England release updates.

Join learning disability charity Brandon Trust as a support worker in Bradford-on-Avon 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 the team supporting two individuals who share a home in Bradford-on-Avon. They have learning and physical disabilities, communicate non-verbally and use wheelchairs. They enjoy listening to music and you’ll support them in all aspects of daily life.    Coronavirus update: As a key worker, you’ll provide essential services, and you’ll receive full training, equipment and support. You will need to be available and able to carry out your role during the Coronavirus pandemic.   Brandon is committed to protecting our staff, candidates and people we support so we have taken appropriate measures in our recruitment process to minimise the risk of infection. We will continue to monitor and adapt our plans as the Government and Public Health England release updates.