Autism Initiatives

Additional Support Worker

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Salary
£15.99 – £17.80
Stated in the advert
Location
Island-wide
Isle of Man
Closes
27 Oct 2026
Closes today
Hours
0 hrs a week

Supports autistic adults with activities that encourage independent living and community participation.

We are seeking friendly and resilient Additional Support Workers to join us across all our services. We have over 9 different houses located both in Eastern and Central parts of the Island where they are located within easy reach of local bus routes. You will be joining a friendly, established team that provides quality support to autistic adults. We are looking for people who will bring their passion and enthusiasm to the role.

Autism Initiatives provide specialist support for people with autism and we are committed to working in partnership to achieve the best possible outcomes. As an Additional Support Worker you will support with a range of activities which meet the wishes of the people that we support and encourages people with autism to live as independently as possible and be part of their local community.

Activities could include:

  • swimming
  • accessing day trips
  • gardening
  • walking groups
  • many more.

The role of an Additional Support Worker enables you to accept shifts around your availability and other commitments. If you are looking for some variety, flexibility in hours and are keen to make a difference, please get in touch today! This is a truly rewarding role, with the opportunity for you to develop your skills and knowledge and fulfil your career aspirations.

We particularly welcome applications from candidates who hold a manual driving licence. For more information, or to apply, please visit jobs.autisminitiatives.org.

Skills mentioned

  • Manual driving licence

Benefits

  • Professional Development

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