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Our client, a well-established provider of children's residential care across London and the South East, is looking for an experienced Deputy Manager to join its children's learning disabilities home in Catford, SE6. This is a key leadership role. You'll support the Registered Manager to deliver safe, consistent,…
Residential Support Worker (Children's LD Home) West Norwood, SE27 | Full time | Permanent | £13.50 per hour £60 sleep-ins Are you an experienced support worker who wants to make a real difference to young people with learning disabilities? We're recruiting two experienced Residential Support Workers for a…
Our client, a respected children's residential care provider, has two Deputy Manager vacancies across its emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD) homes in Waltham Abbey, Epping Forest. You'll support the Registered Manager to lead a stable, nurturing home for young people with emotional and behavioural needs,…
Male Residential Support Workers x3, Children's Learning Disability Home, Waltham Abbey, Essex £13.50 per hour plus £60 per sleep-in | Full-time, permanent | Rota including days, evenings, weekends and sleep-ins We're recruiting three experienced, resilient male Residential Support Workers for a well-established,…
Our client, a well-established provider of children's residential care across London and the South East, is looking for an experienced Deputy Manager for its children's EBD home in Greenford, UB6. It's a chance to step into a leadership role in a home with a supportive senior team. The role * Deputise for the…
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