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Job Title: NEST Foster Carer – Help a Young Person Build a More Stable FutureLocation: Warwickshire... Job Title: NEST Foster Carer – Help a Young Person Build a More Stable FutureLocation: Warwickshire (within 20 miles of county borders)Employer: Warwickshire Council in partnership with Sanctuary PersonnelSalary: up to £55,000 per year, per child (age dependent), plus additional allowancesEmployment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sectors: Social Care | Education | HealthcareFoster Carer for Children Leaving Residential CareWarwickshire County Council is recruiting NEST (Nurturing Environments for Supported Transitions) Foster Carers who can provide a safe, supportive family home for children and young people, within the area who are ready to transition from residential care.For many children, residential care has offered safety at a difficult time. The next step is about something more lasting, somewhere they can settle, build relationships and feel part of family life. As a NEST Foster Carer, you will help create the stability, routine and support a young person needs to move forward with confidence.We are looking for people with professional experience and demonstrable skills in supporting children, young people or vulnerable adults, particularly those who present higher level support needs, who can use these skills differently to support children and young people to settle into family life again. Whether you’ve worked as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant, or in classroom-based SEN roles, your experience could change a child’s life in ways you never imagined.What the NEST Foster Carer Role Involves: Full-time care for a young person transitioning from residential careCreating a stable home environment with clear routines and boundariesSupporting emotional, behavioural and social developmentEncouraging engagement with education, hobbies and daily activitiesWorking alongside social workers, educators and other professionalsKeeping accurate records and supporting care plansPromoting safe and appropriate family connections Who Can Apply to Become a NEST Foster Carer?We welcome enquiries from experienced individuals and/or couples who: Are aged 21+ who have the legal Right to Work in the United Kingdom (see definition below)Can provide full-time care in their home (at least one carer must be present on a full-time basis if applying as a couple)Have at least one spare bedroom that can be dedicated to fosteringCan demonstrate professional experience supporting children, young people, or adults who present with higher level support needs Do You Have the Right to Work in the United Kingdom?All Foster Carers must have the legal right to work in the UK.You automatically have the right if you are: British or Irish Passport HolderSettled Status under the EU Settlement SchemePre Settled Status under the EU Settlement SchemeGranted Indefinite Leave to Remain permit You will need to prove your right to work with original documents, such as a passport or Home Office documentation before starting an application.Financial Support and BenefitsNEST Foster Carers receive financial and practical support that reflects the commitment and skill involved.This includes: Up to £50,000 per year per child (up to age 15), rising to up to £55,000 (ages 16–17)A weekly age-related fostering allowance, increasing annually*Additional payments for holidays, birthdays and celebrations*A weekly retainer paid from the start of the child’s transition planA one off £500 payment following your first year of fostering, based on a successful annual review and having a child in your care. Speak to our foster team about the additional ongoing support *In line with age-related national guidanceTraining and SupportYou will receive structured training and a strong package of ongoing support.This includes: A dedicated Supervising Social Worker and Family Support Worker to support you with your induction to fostering and ongoing development.Enhanced Therapeutic support through a dedicated team of professionals for the first 16 weeks of a child being placed. Access to therapeutic advice, including clinical consultation where required.Access to ongoing support, including out-of-hours support when necessary, along with up to 14 funded overnight stays annually.Consultation support from a Commissioned Psychology Service, if required.Ongoing fostering development training, both face to face and online, with bespoke input available.Peer support through experienced local NEST Foster Carers. You will also have access to wider support services, including advice, out of hours support and opportunities to connect through local events and networks.Take the First Step into Fostering with Warwickshire County Council Becoming a NEST Foster Carer starts with a conversation, no pressure, just the opportunity to explore and learn more.Our friendly and experienced fostering team will guide you through every stage, offering clear advice, training and ongoing support.If you feel you could offer a stable, caring home, we would like to hear from you.Please Note: Progression is subject to background checks, assessment, and full fostering panel approval.Start Your Enquiry Today

Title: Step-Forward Foster Carer – Make a Real Difference to a Young Person’s LifeLocation: Cheshire... Title: Step-Forward Foster Carer – Make a Real Difference to a Young Person’s LifeLocation: Cheshire EastEmployer: Cheshire East CouncilSalary: £1000 per week per child, plus additional payments for the child (child allowance, holidays, birthday and religious celebrations)Employment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sector: Social Care | Education | HealthcareA Role That Changes LivesStep-Forward Fostering is a rewarding role that gives children leaving residential care the chance to move into a safe and nurturing home where they belong. As a Step-Forward Foster Carer with Cheshire East Council, you will welcome a child or sibling group into your home to live as part of your family, offering them stability, guidance and the consistency they need at a key time in their young lives.Many children will have experienced trauma, disruption or separation. By fostering with Cheshire East Council, you can help them remain close to their communities, schools, friends and extended family while building the skills and confidence to move forward.If you've worked as a Teaching Assistant, Learning Support Assistant, or in a classroom-based SEN role, you may already have the patience, resilience, and understanding needed to become a Foster Carer. Step-Forward Fostering allows you to apply your professional or personal skills within your home, helping children experience the security and belonging of family life.You will be supported at every stage, with specialist training, regular supervision and guidance from social workers and therapists, alongside access to peer networks and a dedicated local fostering team.What the Role Involves: Full-time care for a child or sibling group moving from residential careProviding stability, routine, and reassurance within a nurturing homeSupporting the child’s emotional, behavioural, and social developmentWorking closely with social workers, therapists and other professionalsKeeping clear records and providing therapeutic, relationship-based care Helping children maintain family relationships through Family Time Who Can Apply to Become a Step-Forward Foster Carer?We welcome enquiries from individuals and/or couples who: Are aged 21 or over (with no upper age limit)Have the legal Right to Work in the United Kingdom (see definition below)Can provide full-time care for a child or children in their home (at least one carer must be present on a full-time basis if applying as a couple)Have a spare bedroom or bedrooms that can be dedicated to fosteringIdeally have experience supporting children, young people, or adults, particularly those with complex needs or challenging behaviours Do You Have the Right to Work in the United Kingdom?To foster, you must be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. This includes: British or Irish citizensPeople settled or pre-settled under the European Union Settlement SchemeThose with certain visas or indefinite leave to remainAnyone with the right to live and work in the United Kingdom Please Note: You will need to show original documents before you can begin your application to foster.What you can expect as a Step-Forward Foster Carer with Cheshire East Council: In recognition of the complexity and level of commitment required, £52,000 per annum (£1,000 per week) will be paid, with a 50% retainer payable pre-placement.Weekly age-related fostering allowance for the child*Payment for birthday, holiday and religious/cultural celebration*50% skill-based retainer paid from date of approval until child placed Additionally, you will receive access to: Specialist therapeutic training tailored to your experienceOther benefits and discounts such as access to Blue Light Card & FosterTalk24/7 wraparound support & 14-nights of funded respite each year *In-line with age related DFE rates and weekly payment increased annually in line with inflationTake the First Step into Step-Forward Fostering with Cheshire East Council This is your chance to change a young person’s life and experience the profound reward of knowing you helped them believe in their future.This initiative forms part of regional Foster4 recruitment.Please Note: Progression is subject to background checks, assessment, and full fostering panel approval.

Title: Step-Forward Foster Carer – Make a Real Difference to a Young Person’s LifeLocation: Cheshire... Title: Step-Forward Foster Carer – Make a Real Difference to a Young Person’s LifeLocation: Cheshire EastEmployer: Cheshire East CouncilSalary: £1000 per week per child, plus additional payments for the child (child allowance, holidays, birthday and religious celebrations)Employment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sector: Social Care | Education | HealthcareA Role That Changes LivesStep-Forward Fostering is a rewarding role that gives children leaving residential care the chance to move into a safe and nurturing home where they belong. As a Step-Forward Foster Carer with Cheshire East Council, you will welcome a child or sibling group into your home to live as part of your family, offering them stability, guidance and the consistency they need at a key time in their young lives.Many children will have experienced trauma, disruption or separation. By fostering with Cheshire East Council, you can help them remain close to their communities, schools, friends and extended family while building the skills and confidence to move forward.If you’ve worked as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant, or in classroom-based SEN roles, then you may already have many of the qualities that make an excellent Foster Carer.Step-Forward Fostering allows you to apply your professional or personal skills within your home, helping children experience the security and belonging of family life.You will be supported at every stage, with specialist training, regular supervision and guidance from social workers and therapists, alongside access to peer networks and a dedicated local fostering team.What the Role Involves: Full-time care for a child or sibling group moving from residential careProviding stability, routine, and reassurance within a nurturing homeSupporting the child’s emotional, behavioural, and social developmentWorking closely with social workers, therapists and other professionalsKeeping clear records and providing therapeutic, relationship-based care Helping children maintain family relationships through Family Time Who Can Apply to Become a Step-Forward Foster Carer?We welcome enquiries from individuals and/or couples who: Are aged 21 or over (with no upper age limit)Have the legal Right to Work in the United Kingdom (see definition below)Can provide full-time care for a child or children in their home (at least one carer must be present on a full-time basis if applying as a couple)Have a spare bedroom or bedrooms that can be dedicated to fosteringIdeally have experience supporting children, young people, or adults, particularly those with complex needs or challenging behaviours Do You Have the Right to Work in the United Kingdom?To foster, you must be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. This includes: British or Irish citizensPeople settled or pre-settled under the European Union Settlement SchemeThose with certain visas or indefinite leave to remainAnyone with the right to live and work in the United Kingdom Please Note: You will need to show original documents before you can begin your application to foster.What you can expect as a Step-Forward Foster Carer with Cheshire East Council: In recognition of the complexity and level of commitment required, £52,000 per annum (£1,000 per week) will be paid, with a 50% retainer payable pre-placement.Weekly age-related fostering allowance for the child*Payment for birthday, holiday and religious/cultural celebration*50% skill-based retainer paid from date of approval until child placed Additionally, you will receive access to: Specialist therapeutic training tailored to your experienceOther benefits and discounts such as access to Blue Light Card & FosterTalk24/7 wraparound support & 14-nights of funded respite each year *In-line with age related DFE rates and weekly payment increased annually in line with inflationTake the First Step into Step-Forward Fostering with Cheshire East Council This is your chance to change a young person’s life and experience the profound reward of knowing you helped them believe in their future.This initiative forms part of regional Foster4 recruitment.Please Note: Progression is subject to background checks, assessment, and full fostering panel approval.

Title: Step-Forward Foster Carer – Make a Real Difference to a Young Person’s LifeLocation: Cheshire... Title: Step-Forward Foster Carer – Make a Real Difference to a Young Person’s LifeLocation: Cheshire EastEmployer: Cheshire East CouncilSalary: £1000 per week per child, plus additional payments for the child (child allowance, holidays, birthday and religious celebrations)Employment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sector: Social Care | Education | HealthcareA Role That Changes LivesStep-Forward Fostering is a rewarding role that gives children leaving residential care the chance to move into a safe and nurturing home where they belong. As a Step-Forward Foster Carer with Cheshire East Council, you will welcome a child or sibling group into your home to live as part of your family, offering them stability, guidance and the consistency they need at a key time in their young lives.Many children will have experienced trauma, disruption or separation. By fostering with Cheshire East Council, you can help them remain close to their communities, schools, friends and extended family while building the skills and confidence to move forward.Whether you’ve worked as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant, or in classroom-based SEN roles, your experience could change a child’s life in ways you never imagined. Step-Forward Fostering allows you to apply your professional or personal skills within your home, helping children experience the security and belonging of family life.You will be supported at every stage, with specialist training, regular supervision and guidance from social workers and therapists, alongside access to peer networks and a dedicated local fostering team.What the Role Involves: Full-time care for a child or sibling group moving from residential careProviding stability, routine, and reassurance within a nurturing homeSupporting the child’s emotional, behavioural, and social developmentWorking closely with social workers, therapists and other professionalsKeeping clear records and providing therapeutic, relationship-based care Helping children maintain family relationships through Family Time Who Can Apply to Become a Step-Forward Foster Carer?We welcome enquiries from individuals and/or couples who: Are aged 21 or over (with no upper age limit)Have the legal Right to Work in the United Kingdom (see definition below)Can provide full-time care for a child or children in their home (at least one carer must be present on a full-time basis if applying as a couple)Have a spare bedroom or bedrooms that can be dedicated to fosteringIdeally have experience supporting children, young people, or adults, particularly those with complex needs or challenging behaviours Do You Have the Right to Work in the United Kingdom?To foster, you must be allowed to work in the United Kingdom. This includes: British or Irish citizensPeople settled or pre-settled under the European Union Settlement SchemeThose with certain visas or indefinite leave to remainAnyone with the right to live and work in the United Kingdom Please Note: You will need to show original documents before you can begin your application to foster.What you can expect as a Step-Forward Foster Carer with Cheshire East Council: In recognition of the complexity and level of commitment required, £52,000 per annum (£1,000 per week) will be paid, with a 50% retainer payable pre-placement.Weekly age-related fostering allowance for the child*Payment for birthday, holiday and religious/cultural celebration*50% skill-based retainer paid from date of approval until child placed Additionally, you will receive access to: Specialist therapeutic training tailored to your experienceOther benefits and discounts such as access to Blue Light Card & FosterTalk24/7 wraparound support & 14-nights of funded respite each year *In-line with age related DFE rates and weekly payment increased annually in line with inflationTake the First Step into Step-Forward Fostering with Cheshire East Council This is your chance to change a young person’s life and experience the profound reward of knowing you helped them believe in their future.This initiative forms part of regional Foster4 recruitment.Please Note: Progression is subject to background checks, assessment, and full fostering panel approval.

Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant - SandbachFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSa... Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant - SandbachFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500 - £560 per week (£100–£115 per day)Are you graduating with a 2:1 degree or above and looking to kick-start a rewarding career in education?Whether you're aspiring to become a Teacher, Educational Psychologist, Speech & Language Therapist, Occupational Therapist or another child-focused professional, this Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant opportunity offers the perfect first step.A welcoming and inclusive school in Sandbach (CW11) is looking for an ambitious and compassionate Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant to join their team from September 2026.Working alongside experienced teachers, the SENCO and wider support staff, you'll gain invaluable hands-on experience supporting pupils with a range of additional needs while developing the knowledge and practical skills needed to build a successful career in education.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity with excellent career development prospectsWeekly pay of £500–£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers, the SENCO and wider school staffValuable experience supporting pupils with a range of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)Opportunities to deliver tailored 1:1 and small-group interventionsExcellent preparation for teacher training, Educational Psychology, Speech & Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy and other child-focused careersSupportive school with a collaborative and inclusive cultureConvenient Sandbach (CW11) location What You'll Be DoingAs a Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant, you will: Provide dedicated 1:1 and small-group support for pupils with Special Educational Needs.Support children with a range of needs, including Autism (ASC), ADHD, Speech and Language needs, Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD) and Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs.Assist teachers in delivering engaging, inclusive lessons that meet the needs of all learners.Deliver targeted interventions to support pupils' academic progress, confidence and personal development.Encourage positive behaviour, emotional regulation, independence and resilience.Adapt learning activities and resources to meet individual pupil needs.Work collaboratively with teachers, the SENCO, parents and external professionals to achieve the best outcomes for pupils.Help create a safe, inclusive and nurturing learning environment where every child can thrive. What We're Looking ForTo be considered for this opportunity, you'll need: A 2:1 degree or above (or be predicted to achieve one).A genuine passion for supporting children and young people with additional learning needs.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A caring, patient and resilient approach.Experience supporting or working with others through education, volunteering, mentoring, coaching, care or similar environments.The enthusiasm to learn from experienced education professionals.An ambition to build a long-term career within education, SEND or child development.The right to work full-time in the UK. Previous experience supporting children with SEND is beneficial but not essential. We're looking for graduates with empathy, commitment and the potential to make a meaningful difference to pupils' lives.Start Your Career in SENDIf you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 degree or above who is ready to gain exceptional SEN experience before progressing into teacher training or another education-based profession, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Sandbach (CW11)INDEDU

Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant - NantwichFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 Sta... Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant - NantwichFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500–£560 per week (£100–£115 per day)Are you graduating with a 2:1 degree or above and looking to kick-start a rewarding career in primary education?Whether you're planning to become a Primary Teacher, Educational Psychologist, SEN specialist or pursue another child-focused profession, this Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant opportunity offers the perfect foundation for your future career.A friendly and inclusive primary school in Nantwich (CW5) is looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant to join their team from September 2026.Working alongside experienced teachers and school leaders, you'll gain invaluable classroom experience, develop essential teaching skills and build the confidence needed to progress into teacher training and a wide range of education-based careers.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity with excellent career development prospectsWeekly pay of £500–£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and senior leadersHands-on classroom experience across the primary age rangeOpportunities to deliver targeted 1:1 and small-group interventionsExcellent preparation for PGCE, School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT), Schools Direct and other teacher training routesSupportive school with a collaborative and welcoming cultureConvenient Nantwich (CW5) location What You'll Be DoingAs a Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant, you will: Support teachers in delivering engaging, inclusive lessons across the primary curriculum.Deliver targeted literacy, numeracy and phonics interventions to individuals and small groups.Provide personalised 1:1 support for pupils who require additional guidance.Support pupils with a range of learning needs, helping to remove barriers to learning and maximise their progress.Encourage positive behaviour, confidence, resilience and independence.Assist with lesson preparation, classroom organisation and the creation of engaging learning resources.Build positive relationships with pupils, colleagues and parents to support outstanding outcomes.Help create a safe, inclusive and inspiring learning environment where every child can thrive. What We're Looking ForTo be considered for this opportunity, you'll need: A 2:1 degree or aboveA genuine passion for working with children and supporting their learning and development.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A positive, proactive and professional approach.The enthusiasm to learn from experienced educators.An ambition to build a long-term career within primary education.The right to work full-time in the UK. Previous experience working with children is beneficial but not essential. We're looking for graduates with the motivation, commitment and potential to make a lasting impact in the classroom.Start Your Career in Primary EducationIf you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 degree or above who is ready to gain exceptional classroom experience before progressing into teacher training or another education-based profession, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Nantwich (CW5)INDEDU

Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant - LeekFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSa... Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant - LeekFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500 - £560 per week (£100 - £115 per day)Are you graduating with a 2:1 degree or above and looking to kick-start a rewarding career in primary education?Whether you're planning to become a Primary Teacher, Educational Psychologist, SEN specialist or pursue another child-focused profession, this Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant opportunity offers the perfect foundation for your future career.A friendly and inclusive primary school in Leek (ST13) is looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant to join their team from September 2026.Working alongside experienced teachers and school leaders, you'll gain invaluable classroom experience, develop essential teaching skills and build the confidence needed to progress into teacher training and a wide range of education-based careers.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity with excellent career development prospectsWeekly pay of £500–£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and senior leadersHands-on classroom experience across the primary age rangeOpportunities to deliver targeted 1:1 and small-group interventionsExcellent preparation for PGCE, School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT), Schools Direct and other teacher training routesSupportive school with a collaborative, welcoming cultureConvenient Leek (ST13) location What You'll Be DoingAs a Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant, you will: Support teachers in delivering engaging, inclusive lessons across the primary curriculum.Deliver targeted literacy, numeracy and phonics interventions to individuals and small groups.Provide personalised 1:1 support for pupils who require additional guidance.Support pupils with a range of learning needs, helping to remove barriers to learning and maximise their progress.Encourage positive behaviour, confidence, resilience and independence.Assist with lesson preparation, classroom organisation and the creation of engaging learning resources.Build positive relationships with pupils, colleagues and parents to support outstanding outcomes.Help create a safe, inclusive and inspiring learning environment where every child can thrive. What We're Looking ForTo be considered for this opportunity, you'll need: A 2:1 degree or above (or be predicted to achieve one).A genuine passion for working with children and supporting their learning and development.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A positive, proactive and professional approach.The enthusiasm to learn from experienced educators.An ambition to build a long-term career within primary education.The right to work full-time in the UK. Previous experience working with children is beneficial but not essential. We're looking for graduates with the motivation, commitment and potential to make a lasting impact in the classroom.Start Your Career in Primary EducationIf you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 degree or above who is ready to gain exceptional classroom experience before progressing into teacher training or another education-based profession, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Graduate Primary Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Leek (ST13)INDEDU

Early Years Teaching Assistant - NantwichFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSal... Early Years Teaching Assistant - NantwichFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500 - £560 per week (£100-£115 per day)Are you graduating with a 2:1 degree or above and looking to begin a rewarding career working with young children?Whether you're aspiring to become a Primary Teacher, Early Years Practitioner, Educational Psychologist or another child-focused professional, this Early Years Teaching Assistant opportunity offers the perfect first step.A welcoming and supportive primary school in Nantwich (CW5) is looking for an enthusiastic and caring Early Years Teaching Assistant to join their EYFS team fromSeptember 2026.Working alongside experienced teachers and Early Years practitioners, you'll gain invaluable hands-on experience supporting children during the most important stage of their learning and development, helping them build the confidence, curiosity and essential skills they'll carry throughout their education.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity within a welcoming and supportive primary schoolWeekly pay of £500–£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and Early Years practitionersValuable experience within the Early Years Foundation StageOpportunities to support creative, play-based learning every dayExcellent preparation for Primary Teacher Training, Early Years careers and other child-focused professionsFriendly school community with a collaborative and supportive cultureConvenient Nantwich (CW5) location What You'll Be DoingAs an Early Years Teaching Assistant, you will: Support children throughout the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).Deliver engaging, play-based learning activities that encourage curiosity and creativity.Provide 1:1 and small-group support to help children achieve key developmental milestones.Support the development of early literacy, numeracy, communication and language skills.Encourage confidence, independence, positive behaviour and social development.Help prepare exciting learning resources and maintain a stimulating classroom environment.Support observations and assessments in line with the EYFS framework.Work collaboratively with teachers, support staff and parents to ensure every child receives the support they need. What We're Looking ForTo be considered for this opportunity, you'll need: A 2:1 degree or above (or be predicted to achieve one).A genuine passion for supporting young children's learning and development.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A caring, patient and enthusiastic approach.A positive, proactive and professional attitude.The ability to build strong relationships with children, colleagues and families.An ambition to pursue a long-term career within education or child development.The right to work in the UK. Previous experience working with young children in a school, nursery, childcare or similar setting is desirable but not essential. We're looking for graduates with the enthusiasm, commitment and potential to make a lasting impact during the earliest stages of a child's education.Start Your Career in Early Years EducationIf you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 degree or above who is passionate about giving children the very best start to their education, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Early Years Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Nantwich (CW5)INDEDU

Graduate Teaching Assistant - LeekFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £5... Graduate Teaching Assistant - LeekFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500–£560 per week (£100–£115 per day)Are you a graduate with a 2:1 degree or above and looking to launch a rewarding career in education?Whether you're aspiring to become a teacher, educational psychologist, SEN specialist, or another education professional, this Graduate Teaching Assistant opportunity provides the perfect first step.A welcoming and supportive primary school in Leek (ST13) is looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic Graduate Teaching Assistant to join their team from September 2026.Working alongside experienced teachers and school leaders, you'll gain invaluable classroom experience, develop essential teaching skills, and build the confidence needed to progress into teacher training or a range of child-focused professions.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity with excellent career development prospectsWeekly pay of £500–£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and senior leadersHands-on classroom experience across a broad curriculumOpportunities to deliver 1:1 and small-group interventionsOutstanding preparation for PGCE, School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT), Schools Direct and other teacher training routesSupportive school with a collaborative and welcoming cultureConvenient Leek (ST13) location What You'll Be DoingAs a Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will: Support teachers in delivering engaging and inclusive lessons across the curriculum.Deliver targeted literacy, numeracy and subject-specific interventions to individuals and small groups.Provide personalised 1:1 support for pupils who require additional guidance.Support pupils with SEND, helping to remove barriers to learning and maximise progress.Promote positive behaviour, confidence, resilience and independence.Assist with lesson preparation, classroom organisation and learning resources.Build positive relationships with pupils, staff and parents to support outstanding outcomes.Help create a safe, inclusive and inspiring learning environment where every child can thrive. What We're Looking ForTo be considered for this opportunity, you'll need: A 2:1 degree or above (or be predicted to achieve one).A genuine passion for working with children and young people.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A positive, proactive and professional attitude.The enthusiasm to learn from experienced educators.An ambition to pursue a long-term career within education.The right to work in the UK - Full Time Previous experience working with children is beneficial but not essential - we're looking for graduates with the motivation, commitment and potential to make a real impact in the classroom.Start Your Career in EducationIf you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 degree or above who is ready to gain exceptional classroom experience before progressing into teaching or another education-based profession, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Graduate Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Leek (ST13)INDEDU

Early Years Teaching Assistant - LeekFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary:... Early Years Teaching Assistant - LeekFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500–£560 per week (£100–£115 per day)Are you passionate about giving children the very best start to their education?Do you thrive in a nurturing, creative environment where every day is different, and every interaction helps shape a child's future?A welcoming and inclusive primary school in Leek (ST13) is looking for a caring and enthusiastic Early Years Teaching Assistant to join their dedicated EYFS team from September 2026.This is a fantastic opportunity to support children during the most important stage of their learning and development, helping them build the confidence, independence and essential skills they'll carry throughout their education.Working alongside experienced Early Years practitioners and teachers, you'll play a key role in creating a safe, stimulating and engaging learning environment where every child can flourish.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity within a supportive primary schoolWeekly pay of £500-£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and Early Years practitionersValuable experience within the Early Years Foundation StageOpportunities to support creative, play-based learning every dayExcellent preparation for careers in Early Years, Primary Teaching and Child DevelopmentFriendly school community with a collaborative and supportive cultureConvenient Leek (ST13) location What You'll Be DoingAs an Early Years Teaching Assistant, you will: Support children across the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).Deliver engaging, play-based learning activities that inspire curiosity and creativity.Provide 1:1 and small-group support to help children achieve key developmental milestones.Encourage the development of early literacy, numeracy, communication and language skills.Promote confidence, independence, positive behaviour and social development.Help prepare exciting learning resources and maintain an engaging classroom environment.Support observations and assessments in line with the EYFS framework.Work collaboratively with teachers, support staff and parents to ensure every child receives the support they need. What We're Looking ForWe're looking for someone who is: Passionate about supporting young children's learning and development.Caring, patient and enthusiastic, with a positive attitude.An excellent communicator who enjoys building relationships with children, colleagues and families.Proactive, reliable and eager to contribute to school life.Committed to creating an inclusive and nurturing learning environment.Eligible to work in the UK – Full Time Previous experience working with children in a school, nursery, childcare or similar setting is desirable but not essential. Most importantly, we're looking for someone with warmth, enthusiasm and a genuine passion for helping children thrive.Start Making a DifferenceIf you're passionate about helping young children learn, grow and achieve their potential, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Early Years Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Leek (ST13)INDEDU

Graduate Teaching Assistant - Stoke-on-TrentFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 Start... Graduate Teaching Assistant - Stoke-on-TrentFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500 - £560 per week (£100–£115 per day)Are you graduating with a 2:1 degree or above and looking to launch a successful career in education?Whether you're aspiring to become a teacher, educational psychologist, SEN specialist, or another education professional, this Graduate Teaching Assistant role offers the perfect opportunity to gain invaluable classroom experience while making a genuine difference to young people's lives.A welcoming and inclusive school in Stoke-on-Trent (ST4) is looking for an ambitious and enthusiastic Graduate Teaching Assistant to join their team from September 2026.Working alongside experienced teachers and school leaders, you'll develop the confidence, practical skills and classroom knowledge needed to build a successful career in education.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity with excellent career development prospectsWeekly pay of £500-£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and senior leadersHands-on classroom experience across a broad curriculumOpportunities to deliver 1:1 and small-group interventionsOutstanding preparation for PGCE, School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT), Schools Direct and other teacher training routesSupportive school with a collaborative and welcoming cultureConvenient Stoke-on-Trent (ST4) location What You'll Be DoingAs a Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will: Support teachers in delivering engaging and inspiring lessons across the curriculum.Deliver targeted literacy, numeracy and subject-specific interventions to individuals and small groups.Provide personalised 1:1 support for pupils who require additional guidance.Support pupils with SEND, helping to remove barriers to learning and maximise progress.Promote positive behaviour, confidence, resilience and independence.Assist with lesson preparation, classroom organisation and learning resources.Build positive relationships with pupils, staff and parents to support outstanding outcomes.Help create a safe, inclusive and engaging learning environment where every child can succeed. What We're Looking ForTo be considered for this opportunity, you'll need: A 2:1 degree or aboveA genuine passion for working with children and young people.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.A positive, proactive and professional approach.The enthusiasm to learn from experienced educators.An ambition to pursue a long-term career within education.The right to work in the UK – Full Time. Previous experience working with children is beneficial but not essential—we're looking for graduates with the motivation, commitment and potential to thrive in the classroom.Start Your Career in EducationIf you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 degree or above who is ready to gain exceptional classroom experience before progressing into teaching or another education-based profession, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Graduate Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.Location: Stoke-on-Trent (ST4)INDEDU

Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant - Stoke-on-TrentFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 S... Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant - Stoke-on-TrentFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | September 2026 StartSalary: £500 - £560 per week (£100–£115 per day)Are you graduating with a 2:1 or above and looking to kick-start a rewarding career in education?Do you want to gain meaningful, hands-on experience supporting children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) before progressing into teaching, educational psychology, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, or another child-focused profession?This Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant opportunity offers the perfect first step. Join a welcoming and inclusive primary school in Stoke-on-Trent (ST4) where you'll work alongside experienced teachers and SEN professionals, making a genuine difference to pupils every day while building the skills employers and teacher training providers value.What's On Offer? Full-time role (Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm)Term-time onlyLong-term opportunity with potential teacher training pathwaysWeekly pay of £500-£560Ongoing mentoring from experienced teachers and SEN professionalsOutstanding classroom experience for future PGCE, Teacher Training or Educational Psychology applicationsSupportive school environment with excellent leadershipEasily accessible Stoke-on-Trent location What You'll Be Doing Provide 1:1 and small group support for pupils with additional learning needs.Support children with Autism (ASC), ADHD, Speech & Language needs, Moderate Learning Difficulties (MLD) and Social, Emotional & Mental Health (SEMH) needs.Help deliver engaging, inclusive learning activities alongside the class teacher.Adapt resources to meet individual learning needs.Encourage confidence, independence and positive behaviour.Support pupils' academic, social and emotional development.Work closely with teachers, the SENCO and external professionals to ensure every child receives the support they need. What We're Looking For A graduate with a 2:1 degree or above.A genuine passion for supporting children and young people.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.Patience, resilience and a positive attitude.A desire to build a long-term career within education or child development.The right to work in the UK - Full Time Previous experience working with children is beneficial but not essential—we're looking for graduates with the right attitude, empathy and enthusiasm to learn.Ready to Start Your Career in Education?If you're an ambitious graduate with a 2:1 or above who wants to gain exceptional SEN experience before moving into teaching or another education-based profession, we'd love to hear from you.Apply today to secure your Graduate SEN Teaching Assistant position for September 2026.INDEDU

Step-Forward Foster Carer – Supporting Children Transitioning from Residential CareLocation: Denbigh... Step-Forward Foster Carer – Supporting Children Transitioning from Residential CareLocation: Denbighshire Salary: Up to £52,000 / £1000 per week per child, plus additional payments for the child (child allowance, holidays, birthday and other religious celebrations) Employment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sector: Social Care | Education | HealthcareA Role That Creates Lasting ChangeStep-Forward Fostering with Foster Wales Denbighshire is a highly rewarding role supporting children and young people to successfully transition away from residential care into a stable, nurturing family fostering environment.As a Step-Forward Foster Carer, you would welcome a young person into your home and provide the care, consistency, and guidance they need at a pivotal moment in their life. Many of these children have experienced trauma, loss, or disrupted relationships. With the right support, they can begin to develop the confidence and trust they need to move forward positively.If you’ve worked as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant, or in classroom-based SEN roles, your experience could change a child’s life in ways you never imagined.This is an opportunity to use your experience in a more personal and lasting way, helping a young person feel safe, valued, and part of a family – your family.Who Can Apply to Become a Step-Forward Foster Carer?We welcome enquiries from individuals and/or couples who: Are aged 21 or over (no upper age limit)Have the legal Right to Work in the United KingdomCan provide full-time care (at least one carer available at home)Have at least one spare bedroom dedicated to fosteringHave experience supporting children, young people, or vulnerable adults with complex needsCan offer a solo placement (no other children under 16 in the household)Hold a full driving licence and have access to a suitable vehicleAre willing to register as self-employed Right to WorkAll Foster Carers must have the legal right to work in the UK.You automatically have the right if you are: British or Irish Passport HolderSettled Status under the EU Settlement SchemePre Settled Status under the EU Settlement SchemeGranted Indefinite Leave to Remain permit You will need to prove your right to work with original documents, such as a passport or Home Office documentation before starting an application.What Step Forward Fostering Involves Full-time care for a young person transitioning away from residential careCreating a stable, calm, and predictable home environmentSupport emotional, behavioural and social developmentBuilding strong, trusting relationships over timeWorking alongside social workers, therapists and other professionalsHelping the young person stay connected to their community, education, and other support networks Why Choose Foster Wales Denbighshire? £1000 per week, per child, plus additional payments (child allowance, holidays, birthday and other religious celebrations in line with DfE rates)Other local and national benefits and discounts including 100% Council Tax reduction, membership to FosterTalk and The Fostering Network, BlueLight Card accessUse your skills differently to make a lasting and positive difference to a child or young person leaving residential careTrauma-informed training, guidance and ongoing learning opportunities (both in face-to-face and virtual)As part of your assessment you will complete Denbighshire Skills to Foster Training and Sanctuary Personnel’s Trauma Informed Accredited TrainingBenefit from intensive support both from the local team and other carersConnect with other Foster Carers in the area and access peer networks You will be part of a supportive community, with a team around you focused on helping both you and the young person succeed.Step Forward with Foster Wales DenbighshireThis is an opportunity to make a lasting difference to a young person’s life while using your experience in a meaningful and rewarding way.Find out more about becoming a Step-Forward Foster Carer in Denbighshire.Please Note: Progression is subject to full background checks, assessment, and an independent fostering panel approval.

Step-Forward Foster Carer – Support Children Transitioning from Residential CareLocation: Conwy Sal... Step-Forward Foster Carer – Support Children Transitioning from Residential CareLocation: Conwy Salary: £1000 per week per child, plus additional payments for the child (child allowance, holidays, birthday and other religious celebrations) Employment Type: Full-time | Self-employed Sector: Social Care | Education | HealthcareA Role That Truly Changes LivesStep-Forward Fostering is a highly rewarding role that supports children leaving residential care to move into a stable and nurturing family home.As an approved Step-Forward Foster Carer, you would welcome a child or sibling group into your home and provide the care, stability, guidance, and consistency they need at a pivotal time in their lives.Many of these children have experienced trauma, disruption, or separation. By fostering with Foster Wales Conwy, you can help children stay connected to their community, schools, friends, and extended family while helping them to develop the confidence and skills to move forward.If you’ve worked as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant, or in classroom-based SEN roles, then you may already have many of the qualities that make an excellent Foster Carer.This role allows you to apply your professional or personal skills in a truly meaningful way, providing a caring and supportive home where children can feel belonging and value as part of a family – your family.Who Can Apply to Become a Step-Forward Foster Carer?We welcome enquiries from individuals and/or couples who: Are aged 21 or over (with no upper age limit)Have the legal Right to Work in the United Kingdom (see definition below)Can provide full-time care for a child or children in their home (at least one carer must be present full-time if applying as a couple)Have a spare bedroom or bedrooms dedicated to fosteringHave experience supporting children, young people, or adults, particularly those with complex needs or challenging behaviours People from many different backgrounds can become successful Foster Carers. What matters most is having patience, empathy, and the ability to provide a caring and dependable home environment for a child or young person who needs it.Do You Have the Right to Work in the United Kingdom?Before you can apply to be a Foster Carer, you must first prove that you are able to work in the United Kingdom. This can be defined as: British or Irish citizensPeople settled or pre-settled under the European Union Settlement SchemeThose with certain visas or indefinite leave to remainAnyone with the legal right to live and work in the United Kingdom Please Note: You will need to show original documents before you can begin your application to foster.What the Role Involves Full-time care for a child or sibling group moving from residential careOffering continued stability, routine, and reassuranceSupport the child’s emotional, behavioural, and social developmentWorking closely with social workers, therapists and other professionalsKeeping clear records and provide therapeutic, nurturing supportEnsuring that the child can maintain important links to their wider family Why Choose Step-Forward Fostering with Foster Wales Conwy? Enhanced fee of £52,000 per annum (equivalent to £1,000 per week)Weekly age-related fostering allowance for the child*Payments for birthday, holiday and religious/cultural celebration*Retainer payment paid from date of approval until child placed and between fostering placements and £500 referral via Care Friends App Additionally, you will receive access to: Therapeutic training tailored to your experienceSupport from a dedicated fostering teamOther benefits and discounts such (up to 100%) Council Tax reduction, Conway Council parking permit, FfIT membership and access Blue Light Card for nationwide discounts *In-line with age related DFE rates and weekly payment increased annually in line with inflationTake the First Step into Fostering with Foster Wales ConwyApply today to learn more about becoming a Step-Forward Foster Carer.Please Note: Progression is subject to background checks, assessment, and full fostering panel approval.Gofalwr Maeth Camu Ymlaen – Cefnogi Plant sy’n Symud o Ofal PreswylLleoliad: Conwy Cyflogwr: Maethu Cymru Conwy Cyflog: £1000 yr wythnos fesul plentyn, a thaliadau ychwanegol ar gyfer y plentyn (lwfans plentyn, gwyliau, dathliadau pen-blwydd a dathliadau crefyddol eraill) Math o Gyflogaeth: Llawn amser | Hunangyflogedig Sector: Gofal Cymdeithasol | Addysg | Gofal IechydSwydd sydd Wir yn Newid BywydauMae Maethu Camu Ymlaen yn waith sy’n llawn gwobr, yn cefnogi plant sy’n gadael gofal preswyl i symud i gartref teuluol sefydlog.Fel Gofalwr Maeth Camu Ymlaen a gymeradwywyd, byddech yn croesawu plentyn neu grŵp brodyr a chwiorydd i’ch cartref a darparu’r gofal, sefydlogrwydd, arweiniad a’r cysondeb maent eu hangen ar amser allweddol yn eu bywydau.Mae nifer o’r plant hyn wedi cael profiad o drawma, tarfu, neu wahanu. Trwy faethu gyda Maethu Cymru Conwy, gallwch helpu plant i gadw’r cysylltiad â’u cymuned, ysgol, ffrindiau a theulu estynedig wrth eu helpu i ddatblygu’r hyder a’r sgiliau i symud ymlaen.Os oes gennych brofiad o gefnogi plant, pobl ifanc, neu oedolion, yn arbennig y rhai sydd ag anghenion cymhleth neu heriol, yna efallai y bydd gennych eisoes nifer o’r nodweddion sy’n gwneud Gofalwr Maeth gwych.Mae’r gwaith yn caniatáu i chi ddefnyddio eich sgiliau proffesiynol neu bersonol mewn ffordd hollol ystyrlon, gan ddarparu cartref gofalgar a chefnogol ble gall plant deimlo eu bod yn perthyn ac yn cael eu gwerthfawrogi fel rhan o deulu - eich teulu chi.Pwy all Wneud Cais i Ddod yn Ofalwr Maeth Camu Ymlaen?Rydym yn croesawu ymholiadau gan unigolion a/neu gyplau sydd: Yn 21 neu hŷn (heb unrhyw uchafswm oedran)Yn meddu ar Hawl Cyfreithiol i weithio yn y Deyrnas Unedig (gweler y diffiniad isod)Yn gallu darparu gofal llawn amser i blentyn neu blant yn eu cartref (rhaid i o leiaf un gofalwr fod yn bresennol yn llawn amser os gwneir cais fel cwpl)Ag ystafell wely neu ystafelloedd gwely sbâr yn benodol ar gyfer maethuProfiad o gefnogi plant, pobl ifanc neu oedolion, yn arbennig y rhai sydd ag anghenion cymhleth neu ymddygiad heriol Gall pobl o nifer o gefndiroedd gwahanol ddod yn Ofalwyr Maeth llwyddiannus. Beth sydd bwysicaf yw bod ag amynedd, empathi a’r gallu i gynnig cartref gofalgar a dibynadwy i blentyn neu unigolyn ifanc sydd ei angen.Oes Gennych yr Hawl i Weithio yn y Deyrnas UnedigCyn i chi wneud cais i fod yn Ofalwr Maeth, rhaid i chi brofi’n gyntaf eich bod yn gallu gweithio yn y Deyrnas Unedig. Gellir diffinio hyn fel: Dinasyddion Prydeinig neu WyddeligPobl sydd â statws sefydlog neu cyn-sefydlog o dan Gynllun Preswylio’n Sefydlog yr Undeb EwropeaiddRhai sydd â fisas penodol neu ganiatâd amhenodol i arosUnrhyw un sydd â’r hawl cyfreithiol i fyw a gweithio yn y Deyrnas Unedig Sylwer: Bydd angen i chi ddangos dogfennau gwreiddiol cyn i chi ddechrau eich cais i faethu.Beth mae'r Gwaith yn ei Olygu Gofal llawn amser am blentyn neu grŵp brodyr a chwiorydd sy’n symud o ofal preswylCynnig sefydlogrwydd, trefn a sicrwydd parhausCefnogi datblygiad emosiynol, ymddygiadol a chymdeithasol y plentynGweithio’n agos gyda gweithwyr cymdeithasol, therapyddion a gweithwyr proffesiynol eraillCadw cofnodion clir a darparu cefnogaeth therapiwtig, meithringarSicrhau bod y plentyn yn gallu cynnal cysylltiadau pwysig gyda’u teulu ehangach Pam Dewis Maethu Camu Ymlaen gyda Maethu Cymru Conwy? Ffi uwch o £52,000 y flwyddyn (cyfwerth â £1,000 yr wythnos)Lwfans maethu wythnosol yn gysylltiedig ag oedran ar gyfer y plentyn*Taliadau ar gyfer dathliad pen-blwydd, gwyliau a chrefyddol/diwylliannol*Taliad cadw o’r dyddiad cymeradwyo nes bod y plentyn yn cyrraedd a rhwng lleoliadau maethu a £500 am atgyfeiriad trwy Ap Care Friends Hefyd, byddwch yn cael mynediad at: Hyfforddiant therapiwtig wedi ei deilwra i’ch profiadCefnogaeth gan dîm maethu pwrpasolBuddion a gostyngiadau eraill megis (hyd at 100%) o ostyngiad yn Nhreth y Cyngor, trwydded barcio Cyngor Conwy, aelodaeth FfIT a mynediad at Gerdyn Blue Light ar gyfer gostyngiadau cenedlaethol *Yn unol â chyfraddau DFE yn gysylltiedig ag oedran a thaliad wythnosol yn cynyddu’n flynyddol yn unol â chwyddiantCymerwch y Cam Cyntaf at Faethu gyda Maethu Cymru ConwyGwnewch gais heddiw i ddysgu mwy am fod yn Ofalwr Maeth Camu Ymlaen.Sylwer: Mae symud ymlaen yn amodol ar wiriadau cefndir, asesiad a chymeradwyaeth lawn y panel maethu.

Step Forward Foster Carer – Basingstoke Ready for a Change? Use Your Skills to Transform a Child’s L... Step Forward Foster Carer – Basingstoke Ready for a Change? Use Your Skills to Transform a Child’s LifeEmployer: Sanctuary Personnel Location: Basingstoke Salary: From £840 per week when a child is placedWe are looking for people living in Basingstoke who can become Step Forward foster carers, providing a stable home for young people transitioning from Residential Care.This means you remain living in your own home in Basingstoke, while providing care for a young person. Full training, guidance, and ongoing support will be provided.To foster in the UK, you must meet all of the following requirements: Be 21 years of age or overHave a spare, dedicated bedroom in your homeHave experience supporting children, young people, or vulnerable adults (professionally or personally)Be a British citizen or hold Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) in the UK If you do not meet all of the above criteria, please do not apply, as your application will not be progressed Is it time to use your skills differently?Whether you’ve worked as a teaching assistant, learning support assistant, or in classroom-based SEN roles, your experience could change a child’s life in ways you never imagined. Right now, there’s an urgent need for foster carers in Basingstoke and the surrounding areas, especially for young people transitioning out of residential care. Through our Step Forward programme, you can provide the safety, consistency, and emotional support these children need to heal, grow and thrive. This role is about more than providing a roof over a child’s head, it’s about offering them the stability, love, and security they need to rebuild their lives. It’s a full-circle role that blends professional care with personal commitment, right in your own home. Why Consider Step Forward Fostering? This specialist role is designed for experienced professionals who are ready to make a deeper impact. You’ll work as part of a close-knit, fully supported team, helping a young person move forward from trauma into stability and trust. What You’ll Receive as a Step Forward Foster Carer: ✅ From £840 p/week (when a child is placed) ✅ Extra allowances for birthdays, holidays, and celebrations ✅ 100% Council Tax exemption (eligibility criteria applies) ✅ Up to 28-nights of paid respite p/year ✅ Bespoke training in trauma-informed and therapeutic care ✅ 24/7 out-of-hours support and a dedicated social work team ✅ Access to Mockingbird Fostering Model and The Fostering Network Could this be you? We’re looking for people who are: • Based in Basingstoke or surrounding areas • Ready to offer full-time care and a dedicated bedroom • Skilled in supporting children with emotional or behavioural needs • Emotionally resilient and reflective • Willing to become self-employed • Ideally with no children under 12 at home (though we’ll assess on a case-by-case basis) Is it time for a change? If you’re ready to apply your skills in a new and deeply rewarding way, then this is your opportunity.Apply now to speak with our team