Job Description

Join our dedicated team where your compassion and expertise will make a genuine difference to someone with complex needs living in their family home.

Female Support Worker - Complex Needs (days)

Make a Real Difference Every Day

We're offering a meaningful and rewarding opportunity for the right person to join a small, dedicated team supporting an individual living in their family home in

Warrington, Cheshire.

This person has complex clinical needs, a communication disorder, autism, epilepsy, and behaviours that can challenge—but none of these define them. What truly stands out is their

brilliant sense of humour

and

love for life

. They enjoy activities such as

swimming, trampolining, shopping, fun fairs

, and

visiting churches

. To help them get the most out of every day, we're looking for someone who is

local to the area

, familiar with local amenities, and who holds a

full UK driving licence

.

About You

We're seeking someone who is not only compassionate and dependable but who also brings experience in:


Supporting individuals with

autism

and

complex needs

Managing

epilepsy

and understanding associated health needs Responding to

behaviours that challenge

with confidence and empathy Promoting

mental health and emotional wellbeing

You'll need to be calm, adaptable, and emotionally resilient—someone who listens, understands, and can build a genuine connection.


This is a fantastic opportunity to support a truly unique individual in a complex care setting. The role involves 12-hour day shifts. We're looking for someone who is upbeat, proactive, and full of positive energy. This is a rewarding role that calls for a special kind of person - someone who brings both compassion and resilience to every shift.

What the Role Involves

Working on a

2:1 basis

, you'll deliver high-quality, person-centred care in a home and community setting. Your responsibilities will include:


Supporting with meaningful daily routines and community outings Encouraging social interaction and emotional wellbeing Assisting with personal care and promoting independence Ensuring a clean, calm and safe home environment Communicating clearly and respectfully in the individual's preferred style Collaborating with the wider team and family to ensure consistent, responsive care

About Acuity Care Group

With nearly 20 years' experience and over 900 staff across the UK,

Acuity Care Group

is a leading provider of complex care. We operate through three specialist divisions:

LD&A - Learning Disabilities & Autism

Bespoke Health & Social Care

Team Brain Injury

This role is part of our

Bespoke Health & Social Care

division, where you'll be supported by an experienced Complex Care Manager and ongoing clinical input. We pride ourselves on being

person-centred, responsive

, and driven by the belief that everyone deserves the chance to live their life to the fullest.

What's In It For You?

We offer more than just a job - we offer a fulfilling career with development and support every step of the way, including:


Access to

Westfield Rewards

- discounts at 1,000+ high street & online retailers

Westfield Health Cash Plan

- 24/7 GP access and cashback on healthcare expenses

Employee Assistance Programme (EAP)

- mental health, financial & wellbeing support

Blue Light Card

& exclusive ticket offers Funded

NVQs in Health & Social Care

Career progression

opportunities

Ongoing training and development

Refer a Friend Bonus - earn up to 500

Ready to Apply?

If you have the relevant experience and a genuine desire to make a difference, please submit your CV today. If you'd like more information before applying, feel free to get in touch—we'd love to hear from you.


We'll contact suitable applicants to discuss the role in more detail, complete initial screening, and arrange a Microsoft Teams interview for successful candidates.

Acuity Care Group is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of vulnerable individuals. All offers are subject to Enhanced DBS checks and satisfactory references. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all sections of the community.

This post is exempt under the Equality Act 2010, Schedule 9, Part 1. Due to the nature of the role and the needs of the people we support, we can only accept applications from women for this position.

Work Location: In person