Are you flexible, eager to learn, and up for a challenge? If the answer is ‘yes’ then we can offer excellent career progression.
Providing specialist residential care to people with a learning disability who also present with challenging behaviour.
Many of the people we support have a diagnosis of Autism, neurological difficulties and / or other complex needs.
We believe in treating people as individuals and in tailoring the care we provide to meet individual needs and increase quality of life. We have our own Clinical Team, who support our service users and staff in ensuring that we find positive and non-restrictive ways of working with challenging behaviours.
Weekend Support Workers
Are you 18 or over? Do you want a weekend job to fit around your studying or family circumstances? We are looking for weekend staff for our care homes in...
- Start Date: ASAP
- Location: Hatfield Peverel, Cressing, Silver End, Southminister
- Contact Type: Part Time
- Salary: £12.71 to 14.21
Supported Living Support Worker
We are currently recruiting for Support Workers to support young adults with a learning disability and/or Autism to live in their own homes and increase their...
- Start Date: ASAP
- Location: Southminster, Hatfield Peverel & SIlver End
- Contact Type: Full Time Contract
- Salary: £12.71 to 14.21
Support Worker
We are currently looking for enthusiastic and hard working support workers to join our teams in various locations. In this rewarding role, you will be...
- Start Date: ASAP
- Location: Silver End, Cressing, Hatfield Peverel or Southminster
- Contact Type: Full Time or Part Time Contract
- Salary: £12.71 to 14.21
Support Worker – Thaxted
Start a rewarding career at Zero Three Care, working with young adults with learning disabilities and Autism. We have Apprentice Support Worker positions...
- Start Date: ASAP
- Location: Thaxted
- Contact Type: Full Time
- Salary: £13.44 – £15.94
WORKING AT ZERO THREE CARE
Getting out and about in the community and engaging in community life is as important to us as it is to the people we support.
Each service user has a weekly schedule that is based on their likes, dislikes and perceived preferences. The aim is to encourage personal development and build self-esteem by enabling service users to participate in a range of activities and to acquire appropriate problem-solving, practical, social and life skills.
“Just a note to say how pleased we are with the progress our son is making. We are delighted he is getting out and about much more and his self confidence is gradually growing again…It is lovely to see him so well and most of all, being happy.”
“My son continues to make good progress. Staff continue to provide an excellent service.”
“Everyone was very welcoming and the house had a lovely warm atmosphere which made her feel relaxed.”
“Really, really pleased with how our son is getting on – he is doing so well.”
“A very big thank you to the staff who helped him do his Xmas shopping. He was really pleased and proud to give out his presents to us this year. It’s something he has not been able to manage for the last few years.”
“…it was lovely to see our boy so happy. His home is excellent…it was so lovely! What a great place he has!…What a lovely place and lovely people. You have found the best possible place for him.”
“My son is a much happier person and is flourishing in the security and confidence shown in all aspects of his care.”
“Given the severity of his Autism my husband and I could not be more pleased with his placement at Estoril with Zero Three Care. Our son is able to live in a proper home and is treated at all times with respect and understanding of his individual needs…I am happily included and consulted on aspects of his care by the staff who are enthusiastic about providing a happy and homely environment for everyone.”
“We continue to be really happy with our son’s placement, and would like to thank all staff for their hard work and patience.”
“Nothing seems too much. They go the extra mile for my boy. He is so happy and has a special relationship with several staff.”