Support Worker

Support Workers Wanted in Norwich!
Earn Great Pay, Get Paid for Travel & Make a Real Difference

Are you looking for a rewarding role that fits around your life? Want to support people in your community while being paid fairly for your time and mileage?

Join Home Support Matters as a Support Worker in Norwich and help adults live confidently and independently in their own homes.

What You’ll Earn:

£12.40/hour weekdays
£12.51/hour weekends
42p per mile mileage
Paid travel time

Example Weekly Earnings (30 hours):
- 30 hours of support = £372
- Travel time (approx. 2.5h) = £31
- 100 miles = £42
  Total = Up to £445/week – over £23,100 a year*
  *Subject to tax/NI deductions
  
  Why You'll Love Working With Us:
  - Flexible Working Options
    Choose shift patterns that suit your lifestyle – zero-hours, guaranteed hours, or block shift contracts
  - Full Training & Paid Induction
    - 6 days paid induction at our Beccles branch
    - Shadow experienced team members
    - Get your Care Certificate & NVQ – fully funded
    - No previous care experience needed
    - Extra Perks Just for You
      - Paid holiday
      - Free uniform & PPE
      - Company mobile phone
      - Refer-a-Friend bonus (£100 – T&Cs apply)
      - Blue Light Card – discounts for you & your family
        
        • Your Care GP Online Services
      - 24/7 wellbeing support via Norfolk Support Line
      - Access to mental health first aiders in the workplace
        
        Your Role as a Support Worker:
        As a Support Worker, you’ll deliver person-centred care and support, helping people achieve their goals and maintain independence.
        Your day-to-day may include:
        
        Supporting with personal care and emotional wellbeing
        
        Creating and reviewing individualised Support Plans
        
        Assisting with community activities and promoting social inclusion
        
        Encouraging independent living and positive routines
        
        Monitoring progress, keeping accurate records, and reporting concerns
        
        Using a Positive Behaviour Support approach
        
        You’ll be working with people recovering from illness, living with disabilities, or needing some extra help – and your support will make a real difference.
        
        âœ… What You'll Need:
        
        A valid UK driving licence, your own car & business insurance (not essential)
        
        A caring, motivated and reliable attitude
        
        Good communication and organisation skills
        
        Availability on alternate weekends
        
        The right to work in the UK
        
        If you're ready to start a meaningful career where every mile you drive brings support to someone’s doorstep, apply now.
        
        PLEASE NOTE: Sponsorship is not available for this role.

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