Residential Support Worker

Not every job changes a child's future, but this one can.We're looking for two compassionate, resilient Residential Children's Support Workers to join our home in Seaford, where you'll become part of a small, supportive team helping young children feel safe, valued and cared for.Our children have experienced difficult starts in life, so they need adults who can offer consistency, patience and encouragement.Whether it's helping with homework, celebrating achievements, creating fun memories or simply being there after a tough day, you'll play an important role in giving them the stability and confidence they deserve.If you're someone who can build trust, stay calm under pressure and believes every child deserves the chance to thrive, we'd love to hear from you.About the HomeOur home currently supports three young children who are aged between 6-10, providing them with stability, care and opportunities to reach their full potential.Shift PatternWeek 1 2 shiftsWeek 2 3 shifts1 sleep-in per weekCurrent shift times: 7:30am 9:30pm(Under review and may change to 7:00am 10:00pm)Why Join?Competitive pay of £14.00 per hour£65 per sleep-inE xcellent career progression opportunitiesComprehensive induction, specialist training and ongoing developmentSupportive leadership team and positive working environmentMake a genuine, lasting difference to the lives of vulnerable children every dayYour RoleAs a Residential Children's Support Worker, you'll help create a safe, supportive and fun home where children can feel valued and secure.Your responsibilities will include:Supporting children's emotional, physical and educational developmentBuilding positive, trusting relationshipsPromoting independence and life skillsImplementing care plans and risk assessmentsManaging challenging behaviour using a calm, trauma-informed approachMaintaining accurate records and ensuring high standards of care in line with Ofsted expectationsWorking closely with families and other professionals to achieve the best outcomes for each childWhat We're Looking ForWe're looking for people who genuinely care and want to help children build brighter futures.Ideally, you'll have:Experience working in a residential children's home or with challenging behaviour if not.A Level 3 qualification in Residential Childcare or commitment to complete.A full UK driving licence (preferred)We also welcome applicants with transferable skills and life experience who can bring energy, resilience and positivity to the role.Recruitment ProcessFace-to-face interviewSuccessful candidates will then complete a 34 hour paid shadow shift before appointment so you can see what were all about.If you're patient, committed and believe every child deserves someone who won't give up on them, we'd love to hear from you.TPBN1_UKTJ