Support Worker, Caregiver

Help People Live Gloriously Ordinary Lives At Mac Intyre, we believe everyone deserves a life filled with friendship, choice, belonging and the freedom to enjoy the everyday moments that matter most. We're looking for caring, enthusiastic people to join our team and support people with learning and physical disabilities to live full, active and connected lives in their local communities.

This isn't just a job in care—it's an opportunity to help people do the things they love, build meaningful relationships and enjoy the ordinary moments that make life extraordinary. Could You Support Someone Like Matt?
* Matt loves making the most of every day. Whether he's cheering on his favourite football team, heading to a local match, going swimming, enjoying a walk in the park, relaxing in his favourite café or exploring new places, he enjoys being part of his community and sharing experiences with others. Like everyone we support, Matt communicates in his own unique way.

By taking the time to get to know him, you'll understand what makes him smile, what motivates him and how he expresses his choices, interests and personality. Every person we support is different, but they all want the same things we all do a life that feels like their own. A life filled with choice, friendships, opportunities and the freedom to enjoy what matters to them.

What You'll Be Doing No two days are ever the same—and that's exactly what makes this role so rewarding. You'll spend much of your time alongside people in their everyday lives, helping them build relationships, pursue their interests, get involved in opportunities and achieve goals that reflect their strengths, aspirations and choices. You could be:
Supporting someone to attend local football matches, sporting events and community activities. Going for walks, swimming, or trying new hobbies together. Visiting cafés, shops, parks and local events. Encouraging people to build friendships and stay connected with family and their community. Helping people develop confidence, independence and everyday life skills. Supporting someone to achieve personal goals, learn something new or simply enjoy a brilliant day out.

Sharing conversations, laughter and the everyday moments that make life meaningful. Alongside these experiences, you'll also provide practical, person-centred support tailored to each individual's needs. This may include supporting with getting ready in the morning, medication, eating and drinking. Above all, you'll empower people to make their own choices, maintain their independence and live the life they choose. Why This Role Matters Supporting someone isn't about filling time—it's about creating opportunities.

It's knowing that Saturday means football, that a walk in the sunshine can brighten someone's whole week, or that catching up with friends over a coffee is every bit as important as any planned activity. You'll help people become active members of their communities, build lasting relationships, discover new opportunities and enjoy life on their own terms. Those everyday moments—celebrating a goal, exploring somewhere new, sharing a laugh, meeting friends or enjoying a favourite café—are what we mean by living a Gloriously Ordinary Life .

Hours 25 hours per week Working on a rota that includes:
Weekdays Evenings Weekends Bank Holidays Why Join Mac Intyre? At Mac Intyre, we're ambitious—for the people we support and for our colleagues. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to belong, pursue their passions, make meaningful choices and enjoy the ordinary moments that make life extraordinary. In return, you'll join a supportive team, receive excellent training and development opportunities, and have the chance to build a rewarding career where every day brings something different.

If you enjoy being active, love meeting people, value genuine relationships and want a role where you can make a genuine difference, we'd love to hear from you. Join Mac Intyre and help people get out, get involved and live gloriously ordinary lives. Because the best days aren't extraordinary—they're the ones spent doing the things that matter most.
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