About the Role
Join Witherslack Group as a full-time Children's Residential Support Worker in Lancaster, Lancashire. Working in a children's home, you'll be part of young people's day-to-day lives, supporting them through their highs and lows. This is a challenging and rewarding role where small victories matter, helping young people enjoy their childhood and build pathways towards adulthood.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide day-to-day care and support for young people in a residential setting.
- Build positive, trusting relationships that help young people feel valued and supported.
- Support daily routines and activities that encourage confidence, wellbeing and independence.
- Offer reassurance during difficult moments and celebrate young people's achievements.
- Work with colleagues to provide consistent support and promote a safe, caring home environment.
- Help safeguard young people's welfare, following relevant procedures and raising concerns appropriately.
What You'll Need
- A genuine commitment to supporting children and young people.
- Patience, empathy and resilience when responding to challenging situations.
- Good communication skills and the ability to build positive relationships.
- A reliable, collaborative approach to working as part of a care team.
- An understanding of the importance of safeguarding and professional boundaries.
- Willingness to support the routines of a residential home, including sleep-in duties where required.
What's on Offer
- A listed salary of £31,965, with advertised earnings of £35,232–£41,808 assuming good attendance and up to four sleep-ins per month.
- A full-time role based in Lancaster, Lancashire.
- The opportunity to make a meaningful difference to young people's everyday lives and futures.
- Rewarding work where progress, however small, is recognised and celebrated.
How to Apply
Apply through this listing to express your interest in joining Witherslack Group as a Children's Residential Support Worker. Highlight your relevant skills and what motivates you to support young people in residential care.