Work with us
Build a career that transforms lives
We welcome warm, motivated and compassionate people who want their work to have a positive impact each day. Those who use our services may require extra support because of Mental Health needs or Learning Disabilities, and committed team members are essential in enabling them to lead fulfilling lives with greater choice and independence.
We would be pleased to hear from applicants who have the experience, knowledge, qualifications, abilities and personal qualities needed to deliver excellent person-centred support. Send your CV through the form below or contact us directly by email.
Your experience
The background you will need
Every position is built around relevant experience in delivering person-centred support.
- A strong interest in supporting people with Autism, Mental Health needs and Learning Disabilities.
- A proven ability to support people while protecting their dignity and treating them with respect.
- Previous experience helping others in either a paid role or a voluntary position.
- A minimum of three years’ experience supporting people with Autism, Mental Health needs or Learning Disabilities.
- Practical experience in administering medication.
- Experience delivering and planning person-centred care.
- Previous experience supporting people with epilepsy.
Expertise & credentials
Core knowledge for safe, person-centred support
- A sound understanding of the needs of people with Learning Disabilities, Autism and Mental Health needs.
- A Level 3 qualification in Health and Social Care, or a commitment to achieving one.
- Knowledge of Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulations.
- A willingness to meet personal development objectives and undertake all required mandatory training.
- An understanding of the key-worker role and its responsibilities.
- Strong awareness of accountability, confidentiality and appropriate professional boundaries.
- A clear working knowledge of the Mental Capacity Act.
Abilities & personal qualities
What helps someone thrive in our team
- Clear spoken and written communication skills, including the ability to produce brief, informative reports.
- The ability to manage your time and workload, take initiative, work independently and remain effective under pressure.
- The ability to contribute positively and reliably as part of a team.
- A considerate and discreet approach when assisting with personal care or health-related matters.
- Competence with computers, databases and Microsoft Office software, including Word, Outlook and Excel.
- Strong organisational and administrative skills.
- Availability for a flexible rota across our 24-hour service, covering morning, evening, night and weekend shifts.
- Empathy for people with Mental Health and complex support needs, with the sensitivity to assist someone experiencing distress.
If these qualities describe you, send us your CV using the online form or by email. We are committed to compassion, professional standards and making a positive difference.
Send your application
Move your care career forward
We appreciate your interest in a career with Grace Benefactor. If we do not contact you within five days, please consider your application unsuccessful. At present, we are unable to recruit applicants from overseas.
Email Gracebenefactorcare@outlook.com if you would like more details.
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We work alongside established health, care and regulatory bodies to provide safe, reliable support.
Let's create better support together
We work with local authorities, NHS partners, housing associations and families to provide dependable supported living.