Vulnerable Adults Support Worker

Vulnerable Adults Support Workers Wanted – Make a Real Difference Every Single Shift

Locations :
Ipswich

Buttons Recruitment are looking for experienced Vulnerable Adults Support Workers to join our teams, who bring skill, kindness, and a proper dose of heart to the people who need it most. The individuals our clients support are amazing people with unique stories, strengths, and challenges — and they deserve equally incredible support workers.

If you’re the kind of person who notices the small things, leads with compassion, and believes dignity and independence are non-negotiable… keep reading.

You’re not just experienced — you’re the kind of person families and service users feel safe and reassured around.

• Minimum 6 months’ UK care or support work experience
• Right to Work in the UK
• An honest, open, and dependable nature
• A kind, caring, and patient approach
• A naturally cheerful, positive attitude
• Good spoken and written communication skills

• Commitment to delivering dignified, person-centred, independence-focused support
• Understanding of Health & Safety and safeguarding in care / support settings

• Being a driver (many people we support live in the community)
• Experience with learning disabilities, autism, mental health, or dementia
• Comfortable using electronic devices for care notes and support plans

• Enhanced Adult & Child DBS
• References and employment history checks in line with safer recruitment guidelines

Please do not apply if you require sponsorship — this role does not offer it.

No two days are the same — because no two people are the same.

You’ll be supporting vulnerable adults with a range of physical disabilities, learning disabilities, mental health needs, and age-related conditions to live as independently and safely as possible — either in their own homes or supported living environments.

• Supporting with personal care (where required)
• Helping with daily living tasks such as dressing, meal preparation, and household activities
• Promoting independence, choice, and confidence
• Supporting people to access the community, appointments, and social activities
• Medication prompting or support (where required)
• Providing 1 support, including dementia or mental health support
• Keeping living environments safe, clean, and comfortable
• Ensuring every person you support feels valued, respected, and hear You’re not just helping people live — you’re helping them live well, on their terms.

It takes exceptional people to support vulnerable adults in a way that truly changes lives.

If you’re ready to do meaningful work where compassion, dignity, and professionalism come together — we want to hear from you.