Looking for a job that feels good? Become a Support Worker with Avenues – Teddington

£24,829 PER YEAR (PRO RATA)

If you’re ready for a career where you can make a real difference, meet amazing people, and go home knowing you’ve helped someone live life their way — we’d love to hear from you!
At Avenues, people smile, laugh, grow, and achieve together. We believe happy, well-supported staff help people live their best lives — and that’s what we’re all about.
What You’ll Be Doing:

Every day’s different, but your role could include:

• Supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy, or physical disabilities to live independently
• Helping people with everyday tasks like shopping, cooking, or managing money
• Encouraging people to connect with friends, family, and the community
• Providing personal care (with dignity and respect)
• Making each day meaningful — and having fun while you do it!

We are looking for Female Support Workers to work in our new Teddington Services to support adults with learning disabilities, mental health needs, challenging behaviours and physical health needs.
New to care? Don’t worry! We’ll give you all the training you need — including free, nationally recognised qualifications to help your career grow.

What You’ll Get:

• Early Pay – access your wages before payday
• Paid enhanced DBS (so no cost to you)
• Flexible working to suit your lifestyle
• Paid annual leave (pro rata)
• Award-winning training to boost your skills
• Pension scheme and life assurance
• Discounts on shopping, holidays, and more (Blue Light Card & Benefits site)
• Recommend a Friend bonus — up to £500
• 24/7 wellbeing support and counselling

We believe everyone deserves the chance to shine. If you have a disability and meet the basic job criteria, we’ll guarantee you an interview under the Disability Confident Scheme.
Sound good? Apply today — your feel-good career starts here

Every day’s different, but your role could include:

• Supporting adults with learning disabilities, autism, epilepsy, or physical disabilities to live independently
• Helping people with everyday tasks like shopping, cooking, or managing money
• Encouraging people to connect with friends, family, and the community
• Providing personal care (with dignity and respect)
• Making each day meaningful — and having fun while you do it