Part-Time Outreach Support Worker (2:1 Support)

Posted 22 May 2026
Salary 16
LocationBury
Job type Temporary
Specialism Social Work
Reference75132
Expiry 20 August 2026

Job description

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Part-Time Outreach Support Worker (2:1 Support)

πŸ“ Greater Manchester Area
πŸ’· Β£16 per hour
πŸ•’ Part-Time Weekend Role
πŸ“… Ongoing Support Package

We are currently recruiting compassionate and experienced Outreach Support Workers to provide 2:1 support for a young person with complex additional needs within the community and home environment.

This rewarding role involves supporting a non-verbal young person with learning disabilities, sensory needs, and epilepsy through structured activities, community access, and person-centred support.

Role Responsibilities

  • Providing safe 2:1 community outreach support
  • Supporting sensory-based and physical activities
  • Promoting emotional wellbeing and engagement
  • Supporting personal care and daily living needs
  • Monitoring wellbeing and responding appropriately to health or behavioural needs
  • Following safeguarding, risk management, and behaviour support procedures
  • Building positive and trusting relationships

Ideal Candidate

βœ” Experience supporting young people with complex needs
βœ” Understanding of Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) and sensory processing needs
βœ” Epilepsy awareness and seizure management knowledge
βœ” Experience with non-verbal communication approaches
βœ” Calm, patient, and reliable approach
βœ” Driver required
βœ” Comfortable working within a 2:1 support package

Activities May Include

  • Sensory activities
  • Park visits and outdoor walks
  • Music and movement activities
  • Jump/physical activity centres
  • Community outings

Working Hours

πŸ“… Saturdays & Sundays
⏰ 12:00pm – 3:00pm

Additional hours may be available during school holidays.

Important Information

The young person requires constant supervision due to limited awareness of danger and complex health needs. Consistency, safeguarding awareness, and a person-centred approach are essential.