The Grace Eyre Foundation offers a broad range of individualised care and support services for people with learning disabilities and/or mental health needs living in East and West Sussex and Brighton and Hove. The charity has researched and agreed a strategic plan that has in its central theme, growth and development of excellent services that are influenced by and meets the needs and wishes of people who use our services. We are looking for staff who have a positive attitude towards supporting people with learning disabilities to achieve their dreams and wishes. If you have the dedication and attributes to make a difference to someone’s life, we would love to hear from you. For the chance to work for our innovative, unique and forward thinking charity, check out our external vacancies and download an application form or contact HR for a Job Description and Person Specification and application information

Please note this is not a WSCC post, it is being advertised on behalf of our partner The Grace Eyre Foundation.

Permanent and Relief hours available from part time to full time plus sleep in’s Full-time equivalent 16979 per annum, pro rata depending on number of hours We are looking for positive and motivated individuals to join our team working in Crawley Horsham and Burgess Hill - is this you? You will be supporting individuals with learning difficulties with all aspects of the daily life. We pride on ourselves on working with people to achieve their dreams. If you are looking for a new challenge, like working varied and flexible shifts with and can offer your experience then we have the role for you.  We are passionate about promoting independence and support people in their own homes and within a supported living environment. We are seeking a friendly caring person, preferably a driver and wants to help make a difference to people’s lives, please call Russ Jordan. We offer good staff benefits including childcare vouchers, pension, training and development and contractual holiday pay. Grace Eyre has been accredited as an Investors in People employer and we have also been awarded the 'two ticks' positive about disability symbol by the JobCentrePlus. To find out more about us and to apply, please call HR or you can download the application form from our website. Please note we do not accept CV’s. Relief Support Workers (West Sussex – Worthing) (West Sussex – Chichester and Bognor Regis) (West Sussex – Horsham and Crawley), Various Shifts, 7.85 or 8.53 per hour depending on role. Grace Eyre Supported Living Scheme is looking to recruit an enthusiastic individual who is motivated and inspired to provide high quality services for people with learning disabilities. This vacancy is supporting individuals from their own homes and in the community in the Worthing area. The role will involve supporting the individuals with all aspects of the daily living including providing support with their personal care needs. You will be a part of a team of staff working with individuals across the Coastal area of West Sussex. In the role you will promote the individual's independence by supporting them to build on their strengths and skills; enable them to access the community, and achieve their chosen goals. Relief Support Workers (Brighton and Hove) Various Shifts, 7.85 or 8.53 per hour depending on role. We are looking for enthusiastic and creative people to join our bank of relief staff to help support adults with learning disabilities at our learning and development centres in Hove and in service users’ own homes and out in the community within the East and West Sussex areas. We have a number of roles, which may involve assisting staff in the running of arts, sports & living skills sessions, supporting people to access their local community, increasing independence, providing support with welfare and benefits, increasing confidence and some personal care. Community Outreach and Supported Living serviced provide 24/7 support so you need to be available to work at all times of the week, including sleep-ins and waking nights when required. Please note this is not a WSCC post, it is being advertised on behalf of our partner The Grace Eyre Foundation.