Most care jobs demand you fit around their rota. This one fits around your life. If you're drawn to genuine impact but need the freedom to choose your hours, this bank position at a 10-bed supported living service for young adults with autism and learning disabilities could be exactly what you've been looking for
Picture this: you're at Linden Farm, a supported living service set in extensive grounds near Cranleigh, working alongside a tight-knit team who genuinely know and care for the young adults they support. One day you're helping residents prepare for horse riding, the next you're involved in swimming trips, bowling outings or one of the many indoor and outdoor activities that form the backbone of life here. Every shift matters because you're helping build the kind of close, trusting relationships that give people real confidence and self-esteem
The residents here have autism and learning disabilities, and they're supported by social care workers, activities coordinators and drivers who work as a proper family unit. You won't be a cog in a machine. You'll develop open, honest relationships with people, help them with personal care, medication and daily living, and genuinely be part of creating a home where people thrive and have fun. Parents and families are woven into the picture too, so you're not carrying this alone
As a bank worker, you're not locked into rigid shifts. You choose when you work, which means you can build the hours that suit your life right now. Whether you're new to social care or returning after time away, you'll get proper in-house training when you start. And you'll be working for one of the UK's leading residential care providers, with over 30 years' experience and some of the highest CQC ratings in the sector
What you will be doing
- Provide personal care including bathing, toileting, dressing and support with feeding
- Handle medication administration safely and accurately
- Join in with residents' daily activities, hobbies and outings - horse riding, swimming, bowling and more
- Follow individual care plans and the service's policies while building genuine, considerate relationships with the young adults you support
- Keep clear daily written records
- Complete training as required and stay on top of your professional development
Why you will love working here
- Bank shifts that fit around your life - you choose when you work, not the other way round
- £12.90 per hour, paid reliably
- Refer a Friend scheme: earn £500 when you bring someone into the team
- Christmas bonus vouchers for all staff, plus entry into a monthly prize draw where three colleagues win £500 each tax-free
- Stream financial wellbeing app giving you flexible pay, high-interest savings and discounts with hundreds of retailers
- Blue Light Card eligibility and ongoing in-house training so you develop real skills in a supportive environment
Is this you?
- Is this you? Patient, reliable and genuinely flexible in your approach to work
- You're a team player who communicates well and can build trust with vulnerable young adults
- You hold a full UK driving licence (essential for this role)
- You're either new to social care and keen to learn, or you're bringing experience from a care background
- You're ready to show up consistently and do the work properly
Applications close on 12 October 2026. Great roles like this are filled quickly, so the sooner you apply the better.
Safeguarding: We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All roles are subject to an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references.