Ellaria Global Talent is recruiting compassionate and reliable Support Workers to work with reputable care providers across Bristol and the South West.

This role offers the opportunity to support adults in their own homes, supported living environments, and community settings, helping them maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life.

The Role As a Support Worker, you will deliver person-centred care and support to individuals with a range of needs including: Elderly care Learning disabilities Autism Physical disabilities Complex care needs You will play a vital role in enabling people to live independently and safely within their homes and communities.

Key Responsibilities Provide personal care and support with daily living activities Assist with medication administration Support individuals with mobility and independence Follow care plans and risk assessments Maintain accurate care records Build positive relationships with service users and families Promote dignity, choice, and independence Follow safeguarding and health & safety procedures

Essential Requirements Right to work in the UK (we are unable to offer visa sponsorship) Full UK driving licence Access to your own vehicle Compassionate and reliable nature Strong communication skills Ability to work independently in the community

Desirable Previous experience in domiciliary care, supported living, or complex care Care Certificate or NVQ Level 2/3 in Health & Social Care Experience supporting individuals with learning disabilities or autism

What We Offer Flexible working patterns Ongoing training and development Opportunities with reputable care providers Supportive working environment Career progression opportunities within health & social care

Working Environment You will work in a community-based care environment, supporting individuals in their own homes and supported living settings across Bristol and surrounding areas.

This role involves travelling between service users, delivering person-centred care that promotes independence, dignity and wellbeing. Some individuals may require specialist or complex care support, so the ability to remain calm, compassionate and professional in different situations is essential.

Support Workers often work independently in the community, while also being part of a wider supportive care team that provides guidance, training and supervision.

This is a rewarding but responsible role where every day is different and your support can make a meaningful difference in someones life.

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