Waking Night Carer, Essex, CM11. Monday and Wednesday 8.00pm to 8.00am. Exciting opportunity for an experienced Waking Night Carer to support a cheeky chap with complex care and medical needs. Offering up to £197.76 Gross per Shift. Nearest Station: Billericay Salary/Wage: Weekday Waking Night: £197.76 Saturday Sleeping Night: £166.86, Sunday Sleeping Night: £161.16. All figures quoted gross per shift. Driving Requirements: Not applicable Essential: Experience working waking night shifts, and manual handling. Desirable: Experience in mini button / PEG management and working within a family home Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Waking Night shifts: Monday and Wednesday 8.00pm to 8.00am. Weekend Sleeping night overtime opportunities are available for those who wish to take them on, but these are optional. Recruiter Contact: Suhada (url removed) About the Client Frankie is 9 years old and lives at home with Mum, Dad, and his two younger sisters. Frankie is a real character; he is an engaging, sociable, happy, and determined chap who strives for his independence. He leads a busy life and has a long list of hobbies and interests. He loves playing games, story time, listening to music, watching the footie with Dad, going for walks, spending time with his friends the list goes on, and on! Frankie has epilepsy and quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy, which affects his cognitive and physical abilities. He uses Eye Gaze Technology and PECs to support his communication. He is a wheelchair user and receives his fluid, nutrition (blended diet), and medication via a mini button PEG. Recently, Frankie underwent surgery for an ITB Pump to help with his muscle spasms/dystonia; this has already made a huge improvement. He is supported on a 2:1 basis by his dedicated care team, providing around the clock support. The Role at a Glance The shift starts with a full handover from your colleague regarding Frankie s day. Typically, when you arrive Frankie will be settled in bed. This is an active waking night shift with an established routine in place which includes administering medication and PEG management, completing nightly logs and paperwork. Frankie s sleep is unpredictable, there will be nights when he needs to you by bedside, on other nights, he may only wake for a short period of time. If settled there is a portable video-audio monitor so that you can get on with completing other duties Frankie s laundry, washing syringes or replenishing stock etc. The sleeping night carer is present on each shift to provide additional support if needed. Their role is primarily to assist in emergencies or during very occasional situations where extra help is required, such as personal care, administering medication or repositioning. Additional night shifts are also available at weekends for those who wish to take them on; however, these are optional. If Frankie requires sustained or prolonged support during the night, the sleeping night carer s role will be converted to a waking/on-call night rate for the duration of that support. This Job Would Suit A compassionate and dedicated Waking Night Carer with excellent communication skills. Previous experience with manual handling is essential. You must have a true passion for supporting young people to reach their full potential. Why You ll Love This Role Supporting Frankie and having the opportunity to work with him is of course the best part of this role, however, his parents and MDT are extremely supportive and invest in Frankie s care team to continually upskill and provide excellent training opportunities. An opportunity not to be missed! Apply today to join Team Frankie! Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 30, 2026
Full time
Waking Night Carer, Essex, CM11. Monday and Wednesday 8.00pm to 8.00am. Exciting opportunity for an experienced Waking Night Carer to support a cheeky chap with complex care and medical needs. Offering up to £197.76 Gross per Shift. Nearest Station: Billericay Salary/Wage: Weekday Waking Night: £197.76 Saturday Sleeping Night: £166.86, Sunday Sleeping Night: £161.16. All figures quoted gross per shift. Driving Requirements: Not applicable Essential: Experience working waking night shifts, and manual handling. Desirable: Experience in mini button / PEG management and working within a family home Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Waking Night shifts: Monday and Wednesday 8.00pm to 8.00am. Weekend Sleeping night overtime opportunities are available for those who wish to take them on, but these are optional. Recruiter Contact: Suhada (url removed) About the Client Frankie is 9 years old and lives at home with Mum, Dad, and his two younger sisters. Frankie is a real character; he is an engaging, sociable, happy, and determined chap who strives for his independence. He leads a busy life and has a long list of hobbies and interests. He loves playing games, story time, listening to music, watching the footie with Dad, going for walks, spending time with his friends the list goes on, and on! Frankie has epilepsy and quadriplegic Cerebral Palsy, which affects his cognitive and physical abilities. He uses Eye Gaze Technology and PECs to support his communication. He is a wheelchair user and receives his fluid, nutrition (blended diet), and medication via a mini button PEG. Recently, Frankie underwent surgery for an ITB Pump to help with his muscle spasms/dystonia; this has already made a huge improvement. He is supported on a 2:1 basis by his dedicated care team, providing around the clock support. The Role at a Glance The shift starts with a full handover from your colleague regarding Frankie s day. Typically, when you arrive Frankie will be settled in bed. This is an active waking night shift with an established routine in place which includes administering medication and PEG management, completing nightly logs and paperwork. Frankie s sleep is unpredictable, there will be nights when he needs to you by bedside, on other nights, he may only wake for a short period of time. If settled there is a portable video-audio monitor so that you can get on with completing other duties Frankie s laundry, washing syringes or replenishing stock etc. The sleeping night carer is present on each shift to provide additional support if needed. Their role is primarily to assist in emergencies or during very occasional situations where extra help is required, such as personal care, administering medication or repositioning. Additional night shifts are also available at weekends for those who wish to take them on; however, these are optional. If Frankie requires sustained or prolonged support during the night, the sleeping night carer s role will be converted to a waking/on-call night rate for the duration of that support. This Job Would Suit A compassionate and dedicated Waking Night Carer with excellent communication skills. Previous experience with manual handling is essential. You must have a true passion for supporting young people to reach their full potential. Why You ll Love This Role Supporting Frankie and having the opportunity to work with him is of course the best part of this role, however, his parents and MDT are extremely supportive and invest in Frankie s care team to continually upskill and provide excellent training opportunities. An opportunity not to be missed! Apply today to join Team Frankie! Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Confident, understanding and sensitive female Waking Night Carer in Northamptonshire. NN6, to support a charming gentleman who has an Acquired Brain Injury. 2 long night shifts a week/26 hours a week. Up to £20.00 gross per hour. Nearest Station: Kettering Salary/Wage: M-F £17.00 (£19.00 after probation period), Weekends £18.00 (£20.00 after probation period), gross per hour Driving Requirements: Yes, and you will need your own car to travel to the client s home. Essential: Previous experience supporting individuals with complex needs. Confident with personal care, mobility support, monitoring observations and administering medication. Waking night experience and able to work independently overnight. This role is open to female candidates only Highly desirable: Experience supporting a client with an Acquired Brain Injury Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: This role involves two x night shifts per week, each from 8.00pm to 9.00am (13 hours per shift, 26 hours per week), worked on a two-week rota. In Week 1, two nights will be worked from Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday; in Week 2, two nights will be worked from Monday, Friday, and Saturday, to be mutually agreed. Pets in Home: 2 cats Recruiter Contact: Sally About the Client: John, 61, is a charming gentleman with a great sense of humour who enjoys watching sport, golf, playing dominos and backgammon (and teaching backgammon), going for walks, and supporting his beloved Leeds United. He lives at home with his wife and their two grown-up children. Using a stroller, John enjoys afternoon outings to the local park and café, and for longer walks he uses a wheelchair. John sustained an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) in a road traffic collision. John requires waking night support. Due to his ABI, John can experience fatigue, agitation, confusion, and reduced insight into his condition, but he remains sociable, engaging, and often very witty. The Role at a Glance: We are seeking a full-time Waking Night Support Worker to join John s dedicated care team. This is a lone worker role overnight, with John s wife on emergency call if needed. The shifts are 20.00 to 09.00, three times a week, working on a rolling two-week rota. Additional night shifts will also be required to provide cover during periods of annual leave or sickness. The role involves creating a calm and safe environment to maximise John s quality of sleep, while remaining alert to his needs throughout the night. You will be responsible for managing his wellbeing either directly or observing remotely via a monitor, managing continence care, providing mobility assistance to the bathroom when required, and ensuring his comfort overnight. You ll complete regular observations, including blood pressure, temperature and oxygen saturation, and administer prescribed medication, including PRN in consultation with his wife if necessary. From 07.30AM to 09.00AM, and 8.00PM to 8.30PM, you will work alongside the day support worker; in the early morning supporting John s physiotherapy stretches and hygiene programme. A staff room is next to John s room, with facilities including kettle, fridge & microwave. This Job Would Suit: A female waking night carer who is confident, kind, calm, reliable, respectful and empathetic someone able to use their initiative while following the established care plan and therapy guidance. You should be experienced in supporting individuals with brain injuries, or willing to learn, and able to create a calm, reassuring environment for John. A driving license and your own transport are essential, as the property is not accessible by public transport. Why You ll Love This Role: You will be joining an established team and working within a warm and welcoming family environment. You ll have the chance to play a meaningful role in supporting John s rehabilitation journey, with excellent training and ongoing support provided. Recruitment Process: This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 30, 2026
Full time
Confident, understanding and sensitive female Waking Night Carer in Northamptonshire. NN6, to support a charming gentleman who has an Acquired Brain Injury. 2 long night shifts a week/26 hours a week. Up to £20.00 gross per hour. Nearest Station: Kettering Salary/Wage: M-F £17.00 (£19.00 after probation period), Weekends £18.00 (£20.00 after probation period), gross per hour Driving Requirements: Yes, and you will need your own car to travel to the client s home. Essential: Previous experience supporting individuals with complex needs. Confident with personal care, mobility support, monitoring observations and administering medication. Waking night experience and able to work independently overnight. This role is open to female candidates only Highly desirable: Experience supporting a client with an Acquired Brain Injury Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: This role involves two x night shifts per week, each from 8.00pm to 9.00am (13 hours per shift, 26 hours per week), worked on a two-week rota. In Week 1, two nights will be worked from Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday; in Week 2, two nights will be worked from Monday, Friday, and Saturday, to be mutually agreed. Pets in Home: 2 cats Recruiter Contact: Sally About the Client: John, 61, is a charming gentleman with a great sense of humour who enjoys watching sport, golf, playing dominos and backgammon (and teaching backgammon), going for walks, and supporting his beloved Leeds United. He lives at home with his wife and their two grown-up children. Using a stroller, John enjoys afternoon outings to the local park and café, and for longer walks he uses a wheelchair. John sustained an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) in a road traffic collision. John requires waking night support. Due to his ABI, John can experience fatigue, agitation, confusion, and reduced insight into his condition, but he remains sociable, engaging, and often very witty. The Role at a Glance: We are seeking a full-time Waking Night Support Worker to join John s dedicated care team. This is a lone worker role overnight, with John s wife on emergency call if needed. The shifts are 20.00 to 09.00, three times a week, working on a rolling two-week rota. Additional night shifts will also be required to provide cover during periods of annual leave or sickness. The role involves creating a calm and safe environment to maximise John s quality of sleep, while remaining alert to his needs throughout the night. You will be responsible for managing his wellbeing either directly or observing remotely via a monitor, managing continence care, providing mobility assistance to the bathroom when required, and ensuring his comfort overnight. You ll complete regular observations, including blood pressure, temperature and oxygen saturation, and administer prescribed medication, including PRN in consultation with his wife if necessary. From 07.30AM to 09.00AM, and 8.00PM to 8.30PM, you will work alongside the day support worker; in the early morning supporting John s physiotherapy stretches and hygiene programme. A staff room is next to John s room, with facilities including kettle, fridge & microwave. This Job Would Suit: A female waking night carer who is confident, kind, calm, reliable, respectful and empathetic someone able to use their initiative while following the established care plan and therapy guidance. You should be experienced in supporting individuals with brain injuries, or willing to learn, and able to create a calm, reassuring environment for John. A driving license and your own transport are essential, as the property is not accessible by public transport. Why You ll Love This Role: You will be joining an established team and working within a warm and welcoming family environment. You ll have the chance to play a meaningful role in supporting John s rehabilitation journey, with excellent training and ongoing support provided. Recruitment Process: This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Waking Night Carers / Evening PA s ( females) in London SW13, to support a bright, charming 18-year-old young man who has a physical disability. 4 nights on, 4 nights off. Overnight support plus some evening social activities. £18.00 gross per hour, £32,850.00+ gross per year. • Nearest Station: Barnes • Salary/Wage: £18.00 gross per hour (weekdays). £20.00 weekends • Driving Requirements: A driver is preferred • Essential: Experience supporting a client with a physical disability, using hoists and manual handling, waking night experience. Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain). Fluent English to support the client s communication. Female applicants • Desirable: Similar interests: football, politics, history, gaming, Xbox and chess. Happy to travel abroad with the client later this year during his gap year for a minimum of 8 weeks on a rota basis with the other team members. • Start Date: ASAP • Days & Hours: Monday -Friday, 8.30pm to 7.30am. Weekends, 9.30pm to 7.30am (from 7.30pm if there is a social activity), on a rota basis: 4 nights on, 4 nights off Family Pets? None • Accommodation Provided: Use of private sitting room while working • Recruiter Contact: Sally Britton (url removed) About the Client: We have had the pleasure of working with Rayan and his family since he was very young. Now 18 and studying for his A-Levels, Rayan is bright, witty and great company. He loves football, enjoys history, keeping up with politics, gaming, chatting and spending time with friends. Rayan has cerebral palsy. He has a cochlear implant, is a full-time wheelchair user and requires adult support for all personal care and healthcare needs. His home is fully adapted, including ceiling hoists. He communicates verbally and eats orally (he takes his time and definitely appreciates something sweet!). The Role at a Glance The core part of this role is to support Rayan overnight. He experiences spasms, can become stiff and needs support to change position during the night. This is a physical role and is always worked 2:1, so you will have a colleague on shift with you. We are recruiting a team of four. One Waking Night Carer will be based in a designated sitting room with a monitor, and one in Rayan s bedroom. You ll carry out regular checks and repositioning throughout the night, and Rayan will call out when he needs additional assistance. As any 18-year-old would, Rayan enjoys socialising. Some shifts may begin at 7.30pm if he is heading out with friends perhaps to the pub, cinema or theatre. The aim is to provide the right level of support while allowing him the space and confidence to enjoy his independence. You will play an important role in helping him build social confidence, maintain friendships and feel supported without feeling restricted. This Job Would Suit This role would suit a confident, positive and proactive female candidate who can offer natural, age-appropriate peer support someone who can fit in with his friends. You ll be comfortable accompanying an 18-year-old into social and community settings, striking the right balance between being supportive and giving space. You will have waking night experience and be confident supporting someone with a physical disability. A friendly, down-to-earth personality, a good sense of humour and an interest in topics such as football, politics, history or gaming would be a great fit. Why You ll Love This Role Spending time with Rayan he is bright, engaging and full of personality. Excellent work-life balance with 4 nights on, 4 nights off. Full training is provided, including guidance on physical support and physiotherapy stretches. You ll be part of a small, supportive team making a genuine difference at an important stage of a young person s life. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify that the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under para. 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 30, 2026
Full time
Waking Night Carers / Evening PA s ( females) in London SW13, to support a bright, charming 18-year-old young man who has a physical disability. 4 nights on, 4 nights off. Overnight support plus some evening social activities. £18.00 gross per hour, £32,850.00+ gross per year. • Nearest Station: Barnes • Salary/Wage: £18.00 gross per hour (weekdays). £20.00 weekends • Driving Requirements: A driver is preferred • Essential: Experience supporting a client with a physical disability, using hoists and manual handling, waking night experience. Enhanced DBS (or willingness to obtain). Fluent English to support the client s communication. Female applicants • Desirable: Similar interests: football, politics, history, gaming, Xbox and chess. Happy to travel abroad with the client later this year during his gap year for a minimum of 8 weeks on a rota basis with the other team members. • Start Date: ASAP • Days & Hours: Monday -Friday, 8.30pm to 7.30am. Weekends, 9.30pm to 7.30am (from 7.30pm if there is a social activity), on a rota basis: 4 nights on, 4 nights off Family Pets? None • Accommodation Provided: Use of private sitting room while working • Recruiter Contact: Sally Britton (url removed) About the Client: We have had the pleasure of working with Rayan and his family since he was very young. Now 18 and studying for his A-Levels, Rayan is bright, witty and great company. He loves football, enjoys history, keeping up with politics, gaming, chatting and spending time with friends. Rayan has cerebral palsy. He has a cochlear implant, is a full-time wheelchair user and requires adult support for all personal care and healthcare needs. His home is fully adapted, including ceiling hoists. He communicates verbally and eats orally (he takes his time and definitely appreciates something sweet!). The Role at a Glance The core part of this role is to support Rayan overnight. He experiences spasms, can become stiff and needs support to change position during the night. This is a physical role and is always worked 2:1, so you will have a colleague on shift with you. We are recruiting a team of four. One Waking Night Carer will be based in a designated sitting room with a monitor, and one in Rayan s bedroom. You ll carry out regular checks and repositioning throughout the night, and Rayan will call out when he needs additional assistance. As any 18-year-old would, Rayan enjoys socialising. Some shifts may begin at 7.30pm if he is heading out with friends perhaps to the pub, cinema or theatre. The aim is to provide the right level of support while allowing him the space and confidence to enjoy his independence. You will play an important role in helping him build social confidence, maintain friendships and feel supported without feeling restricted. This Job Would Suit This role would suit a confident, positive and proactive female candidate who can offer natural, age-appropriate peer support someone who can fit in with his friends. You ll be comfortable accompanying an 18-year-old into social and community settings, striking the right balance between being supportive and giving space. You will have waking night experience and be confident supporting someone with a physical disability. A friendly, down-to-earth personality, a good sense of humour and an interest in topics such as football, politics, history or gaming would be a great fit. Why You ll Love This Role Spending time with Rayan he is bright, engaging and full of personality. Excellent work-life balance with 4 nights on, 4 nights off. Full training is provided, including guidance on physical support and physiotherapy stretches. You ll be part of a small, supportive team making a genuine difference at an important stage of a young person s life. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify that the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under para. 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
&#(phone number removed); Female Support Worker / PA in Surrey, KT7. A full-time opportunity available for a creative, active, and fun Support Worker / PA, to assist an intelligent, sociable 14-year-old girl with a great sense of humour! £39,526.00 + Gross per Annum Nearest Station: Thames Ditton Railway Station Salary/Wage: £39,526.00 per Annum. Term-time: £20.50 Gross per Hour School Holidays: £18.50. All figures quoted gross per hour / annum Driving Requirements: Yes, automatic vehicle for use whilst on duty Essential: Experience supporting a client with a physical disability, including being a confident swimmer to safely assist and support the client during hydrotherapy sessions. Non-smoker/vaper. Female applicants only. Desirable: Prior experience working in a family home setting. Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Term-time: Monday to Friday 7.00am to 8.00pm (Unpaid break each day 9.00am to 3.00pm) School Holidays: Monday to Thursday 8.00am to 8.00pm. These are the ideal hours; however, if you are unable to accommodate the morning shift (7.00am 9.00am), the family will consider your availability for afternoon hours instead. Recruiter Contact: Suhada (url removed) About the Client/Child Penny is 14 years old, and Snap Care has had the pleasure of working with her for several years. Penny, her mother and 2 siblings, have recently moved to her new fully adapted home in Thames Ditton. Penny is a sociable and bright young lady who loves to have fun! Penny has Cerebral Palsy, presenting as hyperkinetic movements and is a wheelchair user, although indoors Penny is very efficient getting around on her knees or doing a bottom shuffle. With support Penny can complete manual transfers, and to support her expressive communication she uses Makaton and AAC on her iPad. The Role at a Glance Penny s Support Worker/PA will provide 1:1 holistic support outside of school, including morning and afterschool routines, personal care, activities, social outings, and life admin. The role focuses on promoting independence and supporting Penny s development in line with therapy goals, working as part of a multidisciplinary team. During school holidays, there is opportunity to plan activities, days out, and occasional travel abroad (expenses covered). The role includes some downtime within shifts, requiring a proactive approach. Please note there is a 6-hour unpaid break during term time; all breaks are paid during school holidays. This Job Would Suit A great full-time opportunity for a female, experienced Support Worker/PA or SEN Nanny who enjoys 1:1 work in a family setting. You will be proactive, a strong communicator, and confident in bringing new ideas while advocating for Penny. A manual driving licence is essential. Why You ll Love This Role Full training is provided, mandatory and bespoke both in the day-to-day and therapy aspects of the role. Ongoing support and supervision provided by Penny s case management team. All the training and support aside, Penny and her family will be a pleasure to work with. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 30, 2026
Full time
&#(phone number removed); Female Support Worker / PA in Surrey, KT7. A full-time opportunity available for a creative, active, and fun Support Worker / PA, to assist an intelligent, sociable 14-year-old girl with a great sense of humour! £39,526.00 + Gross per Annum Nearest Station: Thames Ditton Railway Station Salary/Wage: £39,526.00 per Annum. Term-time: £20.50 Gross per Hour School Holidays: £18.50. All figures quoted gross per hour / annum Driving Requirements: Yes, automatic vehicle for use whilst on duty Essential: Experience supporting a client with a physical disability, including being a confident swimmer to safely assist and support the client during hydrotherapy sessions. Non-smoker/vaper. Female applicants only. Desirable: Prior experience working in a family home setting. Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Term-time: Monday to Friday 7.00am to 8.00pm (Unpaid break each day 9.00am to 3.00pm) School Holidays: Monday to Thursday 8.00am to 8.00pm. These are the ideal hours; however, if you are unable to accommodate the morning shift (7.00am 9.00am), the family will consider your availability for afternoon hours instead. Recruiter Contact: Suhada (url removed) About the Client/Child Penny is 14 years old, and Snap Care has had the pleasure of working with her for several years. Penny, her mother and 2 siblings, have recently moved to her new fully adapted home in Thames Ditton. Penny is a sociable and bright young lady who loves to have fun! Penny has Cerebral Palsy, presenting as hyperkinetic movements and is a wheelchair user, although indoors Penny is very efficient getting around on her knees or doing a bottom shuffle. With support Penny can complete manual transfers, and to support her expressive communication she uses Makaton and AAC on her iPad. The Role at a Glance Penny s Support Worker/PA will provide 1:1 holistic support outside of school, including morning and afterschool routines, personal care, activities, social outings, and life admin. The role focuses on promoting independence and supporting Penny s development in line with therapy goals, working as part of a multidisciplinary team. During school holidays, there is opportunity to plan activities, days out, and occasional travel abroad (expenses covered). The role includes some downtime within shifts, requiring a proactive approach. Please note there is a 6-hour unpaid break during term time; all breaks are paid during school holidays. This Job Would Suit A great full-time opportunity for a female, experienced Support Worker/PA or SEN Nanny who enjoys 1:1 work in a family setting. You will be proactive, a strong communicator, and confident in bringing new ideas while advocating for Penny. A manual driving licence is essential. Why You ll Love This Role Full training is provided, mandatory and bespoke both in the day-to-day and therapy aspects of the role. Ongoing support and supervision provided by Penny s case management team. All the training and support aside, Penny and her family will be a pleasure to work with. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
&#(phone number removed); SEN Support Worker in Hampstead, NW3. A fantastic opportunity for a bright, emotionally intelligent and empathetic Support Worker to assist Peter aged 32. £23.00 to £26.00 gross per hour, depending on experience. Nearest Station: Chalk Farm Salary/Wage: £23.00 £26.00 GPH £45,000 £50,700 gross per annum (DOE) Driving Requirements: Highly Desirable, automatic car is provided on duty Essential: Experience supporting an adult with additional needs disabilities, in any capacity (including family experience) and willingness & availability to travel both in UK and abroad. Basic cooking skills. Very high standard of written English, with excellent vocabulary and grammatical skills (essential for supporting the client s communication system) A strong communicator and clear spoken English Desirable: Experience supporting clients with communication difficulties. A-Level or Degree educated (Maths, Physics, preferable). Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Average of 37.5 hours per week. Example shifts include: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm or 11:00 am to 6:30 pm or 10:00 am to 5:30 pm and occasionally 4.00 pm to 11:30 pm. Flexibility will be required and there may be occasional earlier starts or later finishes for appointments, with these agreed in advance. Rotas are planned a month ahead and will include weekend and Bank Holiday shifts on a rotational basis. Recruiter Contact: Rachael (url removed) About the Client/Child Peter (32) is bright, independent, and has a cheeky sense of humour. He enjoys travelling, museums, art, music (rock, soul, opera), eating out, outdoor activities, and has a keen interest in science, particularly astronomy and astrophysics. Peter also follows world politics closely. He has cerebral palsy and communicates effectively using a Neuromotor system. He is mobile but uses a wheelchair for longer distances. Peter benefits from consistent, understanding support and thrives in a structured, calm environment. The Role at a Glance We are looking for a Support Workers to join a small team and assist Peter with all aspects of daily living, both at home and in the community. Out and about, Peter requires 2:1 support: one person focusing on communication, the other on physical needs. Responsibilities include personal care, morning routines, physiotherapy exercises, and meal preparation. You will also support Peter in leisure activities such as swimming, visiting museums, and socialising. The role may involve occasional late finishes or overnight support. These are infrequent, usually planned in advance, and balanced with time off or rest periods. Peter will be undergoing surgery in May so we are particularly interested to hear from candidates with a background with physical disability, post-surgery support, and physiotherapy. Hourly rate being offered: £23.00 to £26.00 depending on how many years of experience, level of training the candidate s educational background. Who this job would suit: This role is ideal for a Support Worker who is empathetic, vigilant, and reliable, with the ability to respect Peter s independence while providing sensitive guidance and acting in his best interests. Patience and understanding are especially important on days when Peter feels more anxious. Peter forms close emotional attachments to his Support Workers and depends on them fully, so this role is best suited to candidates who are genuinely invested in supporting him on his journey. You will become Peter s voice, and the training provided in his communication system is in-depth and highly specific. A very high standard of written English, with strong vocabulary and excellent grammatical skills, is essential, as the client s communication system and FCT training rely heavily on detailed written language and technical terminology. Additionally, clear and easily understood spoken English is required to ensure effective communication and support accents or speech patterns that materially affect comprehension are not compatible with this role. Why You ll Love This This is a rewarding opportunity to make a real difference in Peter s life. In return, you will receive comprehensive training in his communication system and opportunities for professional development, including counselling or CBT training. Recruitment Process: Snap Care is managing the full recruitment process, including shortlisting, recruiter interviews, and arranging employer interviews. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 30, 2026
Full time
&#(phone number removed); SEN Support Worker in Hampstead, NW3. A fantastic opportunity for a bright, emotionally intelligent and empathetic Support Worker to assist Peter aged 32. £23.00 to £26.00 gross per hour, depending on experience. Nearest Station: Chalk Farm Salary/Wage: £23.00 £26.00 GPH £45,000 £50,700 gross per annum (DOE) Driving Requirements: Highly Desirable, automatic car is provided on duty Essential: Experience supporting an adult with additional needs disabilities, in any capacity (including family experience) and willingness & availability to travel both in UK and abroad. Basic cooking skills. Very high standard of written English, with excellent vocabulary and grammatical skills (essential for supporting the client s communication system) A strong communicator and clear spoken English Desirable: Experience supporting clients with communication difficulties. A-Level or Degree educated (Maths, Physics, preferable). Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Average of 37.5 hours per week. Example shifts include: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm or 11:00 am to 6:30 pm or 10:00 am to 5:30 pm and occasionally 4.00 pm to 11:30 pm. Flexibility will be required and there may be occasional earlier starts or later finishes for appointments, with these agreed in advance. Rotas are planned a month ahead and will include weekend and Bank Holiday shifts on a rotational basis. Recruiter Contact: Rachael (url removed) About the Client/Child Peter (32) is bright, independent, and has a cheeky sense of humour. He enjoys travelling, museums, art, music (rock, soul, opera), eating out, outdoor activities, and has a keen interest in science, particularly astronomy and astrophysics. Peter also follows world politics closely. He has cerebral palsy and communicates effectively using a Neuromotor system. He is mobile but uses a wheelchair for longer distances. Peter benefits from consistent, understanding support and thrives in a structured, calm environment. The Role at a Glance We are looking for a Support Workers to join a small team and assist Peter with all aspects of daily living, both at home and in the community. Out and about, Peter requires 2:1 support: one person focusing on communication, the other on physical needs. Responsibilities include personal care, morning routines, physiotherapy exercises, and meal preparation. You will also support Peter in leisure activities such as swimming, visiting museums, and socialising. The role may involve occasional late finishes or overnight support. These are infrequent, usually planned in advance, and balanced with time off or rest periods. Peter will be undergoing surgery in May so we are particularly interested to hear from candidates with a background with physical disability, post-surgery support, and physiotherapy. Hourly rate being offered: £23.00 to £26.00 depending on how many years of experience, level of training the candidate s educational background. Who this job would suit: This role is ideal for a Support Worker who is empathetic, vigilant, and reliable, with the ability to respect Peter s independence while providing sensitive guidance and acting in his best interests. Patience and understanding are especially important on days when Peter feels more anxious. Peter forms close emotional attachments to his Support Workers and depends on them fully, so this role is best suited to candidates who are genuinely invested in supporting him on his journey. You will become Peter s voice, and the training provided in his communication system is in-depth and highly specific. A very high standard of written English, with strong vocabulary and excellent grammatical skills, is essential, as the client s communication system and FCT training rely heavily on detailed written language and technical terminology. Additionally, clear and easily understood spoken English is required to ensure effective communication and support accents or speech patterns that materially affect comprehension are not compatible with this role. Why You ll Love This This is a rewarding opportunity to make a real difference in Peter s life. In return, you will receive comprehensive training in his communication system and opportunities for professional development, including counselling or CBT training. Recruitment Process: Snap Care is managing the full recruitment process, including shortlisting, recruiter interviews, and arranging employer interviews. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Support Worker / Buddy, NW3. A rewarding part-time role supporting a bright, engaging 18-year-old with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). Up to £22.00 gross per hour. Nearest Station: Hampstead/Belsize Park Salary/Wage: Weekdays: £20.00 Gross Per Hour Weekends: £22.00 Gross Per Hour Driving Requirements: Yes confident driver with own car for community outings Essential: Confident in supporting a young adult with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), ADHD and anxiety. Understanding a PDA profile and experience using a low-demand approach. A good sense of humour is important. Comfortable with motorway driving. Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: 20 hours per week, worked Monday to Thursday, 9:45am to 1:45pm, with the remaining four hours on a Saturday (typically 8:45am to 12:45). Some flexibility may be required on Saturdays, with occasional, later starting times depending on activities. During college holidays, the same weekly hours will apply but may be condensed into fewer, longer days. Pets in Home: Friendly dog (Australian Mountain Doodle) Recruiter Contact: Rachael (url removed) About the Client George (18) is a bright, funny and engaging young man with a big personality and a fantastic sense of humour. He loves banter, sharing funny videos and talking about his interests, especially planes and aviation. He built his own flight simulator at home and is currently working towards his private pilot s license. He enjoys travel (particularly flying), photography (with weekly work experience at a fashion photography studio), drumming, cookery, golf and loves dogs. George has a diagnosis of ASC, ADHD, anxiety, PDA, dyslexia, and dyspraxia, and can experience low mood and low self-esteem at times. He is currently attending a specialist college, where he is working towards Functional Skills qualifications. George thrives on routine and predictability and can become anxious or overwhelmed by sudden changes or social pressures, sometimes leading to dysregulation. On his best days, he is motivated, capable, and full of energy; on more difficult days, he may become withdrawn or reactive when feeling overwhelmed. The Role at a Glance This role involves supporting George throughout his structured week, helping him navigate between college, work experience, and individual lessons, typically within a 20-minute radius of home. During term time, the focus is collecting him after his first session, driving him to the next, and supporting him during gaps with low-pressure, engaging time such as having lunch, chatting, or encouraging small tasks. The role requires being a calm, consistent presence, particularly when plans change or anxiety increases, helping George stay regulated and engaged. It also includes supporting him to access community activities linked to his interests, building confidence and life skills at his pace, and liaising with his mum and relevant professionals as needed. During college holidays there will be a greater focus on interest-led activities such as aviation experiences, golf, and trips that gently encourage independence and broaden his experiences. This Job Would Suit The role is ideal for someone who will enjoy sharing George s passions, particularly planes and aviation, and who is keen to support him over the next few years as he transitions into young adulthood exploring what work, apprenticeships, and routines look like as he phases out of college. It will appeal to someone who is confident managing anxiety and PDA-led behaviours with a low-demand, flexible approach. Someone who understands the importance of consistency, routine, and emotional regulation. The ideal candidate will be comfortable spending time in the moment with George whether that s travelling between activities, sitting in a café, or engaging in his interests while gently encouraging independence and confidence. A good sense of humour and a genuine interest in his hobbies will be key. Why You ll Love This Role You ll have the chance to make a real difference in George s life, helping him gain confidence, independence, and new experiences, while building a strong, rewarding one-to-one relationship. You ll work alongside a supportive family and a dedicated team of professionals, shaping his next steps and seeing the tangible impact of your guidance. Recruitment Process Snap Care is managing the full recruitment process, including shortlisting, recruiter interviews, and arranging employer interviews. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies.
Apr 29, 2026
Full time
Support Worker / Buddy, NW3. A rewarding part-time role supporting a bright, engaging 18-year-old with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). Up to £22.00 gross per hour. Nearest Station: Hampstead/Belsize Park Salary/Wage: Weekdays: £20.00 Gross Per Hour Weekends: £22.00 Gross Per Hour Driving Requirements: Yes confident driver with own car for community outings Essential: Confident in supporting a young adult with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), ADHD and anxiety. Understanding a PDA profile and experience using a low-demand approach. A good sense of humour is important. Comfortable with motorway driving. Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: 20 hours per week, worked Monday to Thursday, 9:45am to 1:45pm, with the remaining four hours on a Saturday (typically 8:45am to 12:45). Some flexibility may be required on Saturdays, with occasional, later starting times depending on activities. During college holidays, the same weekly hours will apply but may be condensed into fewer, longer days. Pets in Home: Friendly dog (Australian Mountain Doodle) Recruiter Contact: Rachael (url removed) About the Client George (18) is a bright, funny and engaging young man with a big personality and a fantastic sense of humour. He loves banter, sharing funny videos and talking about his interests, especially planes and aviation. He built his own flight simulator at home and is currently working towards his private pilot s license. He enjoys travel (particularly flying), photography (with weekly work experience at a fashion photography studio), drumming, cookery, golf and loves dogs. George has a diagnosis of ASC, ADHD, anxiety, PDA, dyslexia, and dyspraxia, and can experience low mood and low self-esteem at times. He is currently attending a specialist college, where he is working towards Functional Skills qualifications. George thrives on routine and predictability and can become anxious or overwhelmed by sudden changes or social pressures, sometimes leading to dysregulation. On his best days, he is motivated, capable, and full of energy; on more difficult days, he may become withdrawn or reactive when feeling overwhelmed. The Role at a Glance This role involves supporting George throughout his structured week, helping him navigate between college, work experience, and individual lessons, typically within a 20-minute radius of home. During term time, the focus is collecting him after his first session, driving him to the next, and supporting him during gaps with low-pressure, engaging time such as having lunch, chatting, or encouraging small tasks. The role requires being a calm, consistent presence, particularly when plans change or anxiety increases, helping George stay regulated and engaged. It also includes supporting him to access community activities linked to his interests, building confidence and life skills at his pace, and liaising with his mum and relevant professionals as needed. During college holidays there will be a greater focus on interest-led activities such as aviation experiences, golf, and trips that gently encourage independence and broaden his experiences. This Job Would Suit The role is ideal for someone who will enjoy sharing George s passions, particularly planes and aviation, and who is keen to support him over the next few years as he transitions into young adulthood exploring what work, apprenticeships, and routines look like as he phases out of college. It will appeal to someone who is confident managing anxiety and PDA-led behaviours with a low-demand, flexible approach. Someone who understands the importance of consistency, routine, and emotional regulation. The ideal candidate will be comfortable spending time in the moment with George whether that s travelling between activities, sitting in a café, or engaging in his interests while gently encouraging independence and confidence. A good sense of humour and a genuine interest in his hobbies will be key. Why You ll Love This Role You ll have the chance to make a real difference in George s life, helping him gain confidence, independence, and new experiences, while building a strong, rewarding one-to-one relationship. You ll work alongside a supportive family and a dedicated team of professionals, shaping his next steps and seeing the tangible impact of your guidance. Recruitment Process Snap Care is managing the full recruitment process, including shortlisting, recruiter interviews, and arranging employer interviews. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies.
Support Workers, SW15. An exciting opportunity for compassionate and dedicated Support Workers, to support a bright 19-year-old boy with Cerebral Palsy. Up to £20.00 gross per hour. This is a long-term temp role. Nearest Station: Barnes train station Salary/Wage: £18.00 to £20.00 gross per hour Depending on experience Driving Requirements: Yes, automatic vehicle whilst on duty for weekday hours Essential: Experience supporting young adults with physical disability or brain injury. Must have valid passport, non-smoker/vaper. Desirable: Ability to assist with tube feeding, personal care and manual handling; training will be provided Start Date: March/April to September 2026 Days & Hours: Core hours available, include mornings and evenings, 6.45 am to 9.00 am 2.00 pm to 10.00 pm, Monday to Friday, plus additional hours available ie weekends, overnights and holidays. 15 hours per week minimum. Pets in Home: Yes, 2 cats 2 dogs Recruiter Contact: Janet MacLennan About the Client/Child: Meet Daniel who is 19 years old and lives with his family in Putney. He loves listening to music and if you know your music you will appreciate EDM, ( Electronic Dance Music ) which Daniel particularly likes to listen to, as well as assembling playlists on Spotify and YouTube. When the weather isn t so enticing he likes to chill, watching films (horror being a favourite) with his cats and dogs. Being an animal lover is a must. Daniel also loves meeting new people and getting out of the house to experience new things. He loves day trips into the centre of London using public transport. He also really enjoys live performances (music, theatre, comedy) and is keen to get out and see more. Daniel has a physical disability, with limited functional control over his body. He is a full-time wheelchair user, and he needs transferring via host for all position changes. All his personal care needs must be carried out by others. Daniel is non-verbal however he is highly skilled in using his eye-gaze device. He can take some food orally but is primarily fed a blended diet through his tube. Daniel has a disarming smile, once he feels safe and comfortable with those around him and it will light up your day. He can feel anxious, so to begin with there must be a gentle but confident approach. The Role at a Glance: Daniel requires 2:1 personalised support, particularly with his weekday morning routines, including preparing breakfast and his school lunch, school drop-offs, and evening activities. Before the afternoon school pick-up, there is time to organise extracurricular activities and complete meal preparation ahead of his 3:30 pm return home. A comprehensive hygiene plan is in place for both morning and night-time routines. Daniel has his own bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor. He usually settles to sleep between 9:30 pm and 10:00 pm; once he is comfortably positioned, his parents come in to say goodnight. A structured routine is followed during the week to help Daniel understand what is happening each day. Weekends are more relaxed and often weather dependent. This provides a great opportunity to introduce Daniel to new activities in and beyond London. Weekend shifts typically run from 7:45 am to 11 pm Sat, 7pm Sunday.Additional hours are available during school holidays. For example, Daniel and his family spend time in Cornwall and Canada during the summer holidays, and two to three support workers accompany them. A valid passport is essential. Additional overnight respite hours are also available. There is a staff room close to Daniel s room, equipped with a monitor so staff can hear when Daniel needs to be repositioned This Job Would Suit: Proactive support workers with experience in supporting and championing young adults who genuinely enjoy fostering independence and promoting meaningful life skills would be especially suited to this role. This position would be ideal for someone seeking a contract of less than one year. Why You ll Love This Role: This exciting long-term temporary position would suit cheerful and sensitive candidates with a great sense of humour and a positive, can-do attitude. You will be confident, reliable, self-motivated, and able to work collaboratively alongside others and family members. Previous experience supporting individuals with physical disability is preferable however, the right personality is equally important. Full training will be provided. You will also have the opportunity to travel with the family, so a valid passport is required. This role offers a wonderful opportunity to make a genuine difference in Daniel s life. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 08, 2026
Full time
Support Workers, SW15. An exciting opportunity for compassionate and dedicated Support Workers, to support a bright 19-year-old boy with Cerebral Palsy. Up to £20.00 gross per hour. This is a long-term temp role. Nearest Station: Barnes train station Salary/Wage: £18.00 to £20.00 gross per hour Depending on experience Driving Requirements: Yes, automatic vehicle whilst on duty for weekday hours Essential: Experience supporting young adults with physical disability or brain injury. Must have valid passport, non-smoker/vaper. Desirable: Ability to assist with tube feeding, personal care and manual handling; training will be provided Start Date: March/April to September 2026 Days & Hours: Core hours available, include mornings and evenings, 6.45 am to 9.00 am 2.00 pm to 10.00 pm, Monday to Friday, plus additional hours available ie weekends, overnights and holidays. 15 hours per week minimum. Pets in Home: Yes, 2 cats 2 dogs Recruiter Contact: Janet MacLennan About the Client/Child: Meet Daniel who is 19 years old and lives with his family in Putney. He loves listening to music and if you know your music you will appreciate EDM, ( Electronic Dance Music ) which Daniel particularly likes to listen to, as well as assembling playlists on Spotify and YouTube. When the weather isn t so enticing he likes to chill, watching films (horror being a favourite) with his cats and dogs. Being an animal lover is a must. Daniel also loves meeting new people and getting out of the house to experience new things. He loves day trips into the centre of London using public transport. He also really enjoys live performances (music, theatre, comedy) and is keen to get out and see more. Daniel has a physical disability, with limited functional control over his body. He is a full-time wheelchair user, and he needs transferring via host for all position changes. All his personal care needs must be carried out by others. Daniel is non-verbal however he is highly skilled in using his eye-gaze device. He can take some food orally but is primarily fed a blended diet through his tube. Daniel has a disarming smile, once he feels safe and comfortable with those around him and it will light up your day. He can feel anxious, so to begin with there must be a gentle but confident approach. The Role at a Glance: Daniel requires 2:1 personalised support, particularly with his weekday morning routines, including preparing breakfast and his school lunch, school drop-offs, and evening activities. Before the afternoon school pick-up, there is time to organise extracurricular activities and complete meal preparation ahead of his 3:30 pm return home. A comprehensive hygiene plan is in place for both morning and night-time routines. Daniel has his own bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor. He usually settles to sleep between 9:30 pm and 10:00 pm; once he is comfortably positioned, his parents come in to say goodnight. A structured routine is followed during the week to help Daniel understand what is happening each day. Weekends are more relaxed and often weather dependent. This provides a great opportunity to introduce Daniel to new activities in and beyond London. Weekend shifts typically run from 7:45 am to 11 pm Sat, 7pm Sunday.Additional hours are available during school holidays. For example, Daniel and his family spend time in Cornwall and Canada during the summer holidays, and two to three support workers accompany them. A valid passport is essential. Additional overnight respite hours are also available. There is a staff room close to Daniel s room, equipped with a monitor so staff can hear when Daniel needs to be repositioned This Job Would Suit: Proactive support workers with experience in supporting and championing young adults who genuinely enjoy fostering independence and promoting meaningful life skills would be especially suited to this role. This position would be ideal for someone seeking a contract of less than one year. Why You ll Love This Role: This exciting long-term temporary position would suit cheerful and sensitive candidates with a great sense of humour and a positive, can-do attitude. You will be confident, reliable, self-motivated, and able to work collaboratively alongside others and family members. Previous experience supporting individuals with physical disability is preferable however, the right personality is equally important. Full training will be provided. You will also have the opportunity to travel with the family, so a valid passport is required. This role offers a wonderful opportunity to make a genuine difference in Daniel s life. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Weekend SEN Nanny SG12, nr Ware. The most fabulous opportunity to work with an absolutely delightful little girl, 9 years old, Global Developmental Delay, Hearing Impairment and Epilepsy. £683.00 gross per 36-hour shift Nearest Station: Hertford train station, however, not within walking distance Salary/Wage: Weekend Day: £20.50 On-call Night: £15.00. Gross per hour Driving Requirements: Own vehicle to travel to work and automatic car to use whilst on duty Essential: Female Support Worker, one year or more of working with younger aged children. Swimmer, non-smoker/vaper Desirable: PEG feeding, Epilepsy, Global Developmental Delay (however training is provided) Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Every other weekend: Block shift of 36 hours. Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 08.00 am to 10.00 pm, then 10.00 pm to 08.00 am (on-call), then Sunday, 08.00 am to 8.00 pm. Pets in Home: One very (very!) friendly cat Accommodation Provided: Lovely own room and ensuite while working Recruiter Contact: Janet (url removed) About the Client/Child: Molly is 9 years old and if you are lucky enough to meet this firecracker you will quite likely have also met her beloved cat, tucked under her arm or being pushed along in a toy trolley! Molly lives with her lovely mum in a very pretty part of the Hertfordshire countryside. She has a fabulous bedroom/bathroom, play area and garden and a fantastic swimming pool which she absolutely loves. Once Molly feels comfortable and safe with her new SEN nanny she does feel anxious with new people so the introduction is done slowly and gently - there will be no stopping her veracity for imaginative play; her team are at the centre of this. Molly has Global Developmental Delay, tonic clonic Epilepsy, Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder and wears bilateral hearing aids. Molly can eat but has a food aversion so it takes creative input at mealtimes. Her medication and nutrition are given via her PEG. The Role at a Glance Molly has two other members in Team Molly who she adores; on arrival to shift there is a short, handover. Depending on how tiring her week has been, sometimes her SEN Nanny will get her up, dressed and hearing aids in but usually she is ready to burst into her Saturday activities. It will depend on the weather for trips out, such as visiting local farm parks, soft play (another favourite of Molly s), local parks or playing on her climbing frame in the back garden. Molly is just as happy staying at home, playing pretend with everyone, including her cat! She also enjoys baking - or perhaps supervising the baking! The weekend days are packed and as you can see, Molly does not stop. After a bath, Molly is ready to settle down and have her nighttime PEG feed set up. She likes to have cuddles with her mum so the SEN Nanny will complete any Molly-related jobs before retiring for the night. There is a lovely room with ensuite toilet very close to Molly s room. She will only require her PEG feed to be switched off, then flushed; she usually sleeps very soundly. At 8.00 pm on Sunday, handover is carried out, sharing Molly s weekend antics. This Job Would Suit This could be an ideal job perhaps for someone studying or an SEN nanny looking for a weekend role. Holly has a lot of medical issues however she is incredibly capable and just full of energy. Being confident, happy to play, be foolish and funny an awful lot can be taught through this. Coming into this role with just the right attitude, and the ability to earn Molly s trust, will EARN you a special place in her already very dedicated Team Molly Why You ll Love This Role Apart from Molly of course, there will be fantastic onboarding/training and ongoing supervision from the family s case manager and the team leaders it is a very supportive environment. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
Apr 08, 2026
Full time
Weekend SEN Nanny SG12, nr Ware. The most fabulous opportunity to work with an absolutely delightful little girl, 9 years old, Global Developmental Delay, Hearing Impairment and Epilepsy. £683.00 gross per 36-hour shift Nearest Station: Hertford train station, however, not within walking distance Salary/Wage: Weekend Day: £20.50 On-call Night: £15.00. Gross per hour Driving Requirements: Own vehicle to travel to work and automatic car to use whilst on duty Essential: Female Support Worker, one year or more of working with younger aged children. Swimmer, non-smoker/vaper Desirable: PEG feeding, Epilepsy, Global Developmental Delay (however training is provided) Start Date: ASAP Days & Hours: Every other weekend: Block shift of 36 hours. Saturday and Sunday. Saturday, 08.00 am to 10.00 pm, then 10.00 pm to 08.00 am (on-call), then Sunday, 08.00 am to 8.00 pm. Pets in Home: One very (very!) friendly cat Accommodation Provided: Lovely own room and ensuite while working Recruiter Contact: Janet (url removed) About the Client/Child: Molly is 9 years old and if you are lucky enough to meet this firecracker you will quite likely have also met her beloved cat, tucked under her arm or being pushed along in a toy trolley! Molly lives with her lovely mum in a very pretty part of the Hertfordshire countryside. She has a fabulous bedroom/bathroom, play area and garden and a fantastic swimming pool which she absolutely loves. Once Molly feels comfortable and safe with her new SEN nanny she does feel anxious with new people so the introduction is done slowly and gently - there will be no stopping her veracity for imaginative play; her team are at the centre of this. Molly has Global Developmental Delay, tonic clonic Epilepsy, Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder and wears bilateral hearing aids. Molly can eat but has a food aversion so it takes creative input at mealtimes. Her medication and nutrition are given via her PEG. The Role at a Glance Molly has two other members in Team Molly who she adores; on arrival to shift there is a short, handover. Depending on how tiring her week has been, sometimes her SEN Nanny will get her up, dressed and hearing aids in but usually she is ready to burst into her Saturday activities. It will depend on the weather for trips out, such as visiting local farm parks, soft play (another favourite of Molly s), local parks or playing on her climbing frame in the back garden. Molly is just as happy staying at home, playing pretend with everyone, including her cat! She also enjoys baking - or perhaps supervising the baking! The weekend days are packed and as you can see, Molly does not stop. After a bath, Molly is ready to settle down and have her nighttime PEG feed set up. She likes to have cuddles with her mum so the SEN Nanny will complete any Molly-related jobs before retiring for the night. There is a lovely room with ensuite toilet very close to Molly s room. She will only require her PEG feed to be switched off, then flushed; she usually sleeps very soundly. At 8.00 pm on Sunday, handover is carried out, sharing Molly s weekend antics. This Job Would Suit This could be an ideal job perhaps for someone studying or an SEN nanny looking for a weekend role. Holly has a lot of medical issues however she is incredibly capable and just full of energy. Being confident, happy to play, be foolish and funny an awful lot can be taught through this. Coming into this role with just the right attitude, and the ability to earn Molly s trust, will EARN you a special place in her already very dedicated Team Molly Why You ll Love This Role Apart from Molly of course, there will be fantastic onboarding/training and ongoing supervision from the family s case manager and the team leaders it is a very supportive environment. Recruitment Process This vacancy is being managed through Snap Care s Shortlist Service. We will review all applications and verify the essential criteria are met before passing suitable CVs and contact details to our client/case manager, who will continue the recruitment process directly. By applying, you consent to your details being shared with our client. Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies. If a specific gender is required, this is a genuine occupational requirement under paragraph 1, schedule 9 of the Equality Act 2010.
