A hands-on role supporting people with routines, personal care, home life, appointments, community access, and confidence-building.
Support Worker
Care and daily living support
Bright Life Supported Living is building a values-led team for adults with learning disabilities and autism. We look for people who are patient, respectful, reliable, and serious about helping people live with more choice and confidence.
Bright Life Supported Living is preparing for a team that can support people with warmth, reliability, and strong professional standards.
A hands-on role supporting people with routines, personal care, home life, appointments, community access, and confidence-building.
Care and daily living support
A role for experienced support staff who can model safe practice, support colleagues, and help keep care plans and records on track.
Practice and team guidance
A leadership role focused on safe systems, positive outcomes, professional communication, risk management, and continuous improvement.
Quality and governance support
The right team members understand that support is not just a task list. It is about trust, safety, communication, and helping each person build the life they want.
You listen first, protect dignity, and support people to make everyday choices wherever possible.
You take safeguarding, risk management, record keeping, medication support, and professional boundaries seriously.
You help people build daily living skills, confidence, community connections, and routines that support independence.
Team members can expect structured induction, mandatory training, regular supervision, and clear policies that support safe, caring, responsive services. The client Statement of Purpose references training across safeguarding, medication, MCA and DoLS, positive behaviour support, de-escalation, and learning disability and autism awareness.
Use the contact page to introduce yourself, share your experience, and ask about current or upcoming opportunities with Bright Life Supported Living.