Bank Support Worker

Bank Support Worker We are seeking compassionate and adaptable Bank Support Workers to help people facing homelessness build confidence, independence and brighter futures. Position: Bank Support Worker Salary: £14.65 per hour Location: Greater Manchester, including Salford, North, South, North-East and South-East Greater Manchester Hours: Flexible bank shifts Contract: Bank / Locum Closing date: 8 November 2026 About the role Are you looking for flexible work where every shift gives you the opportunity to make a difference Join a supportive frontline team providing practical and emotional support to people facing homelessness, housing insecurity and complex life challenges.

Multiple opportunities are available across Greater Manchester, offering the chance to gain experience across different services. You could be supporting young people leaving care, unaccompanied asylum-seeking young people, or individuals experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse and recovery needs. Your

key responsibilities will include

Building trusted relationships with individuals, offering compassionate and consistent support. Helping people develop independence, confidence and the skills to manage everyday life. Providing practical and emotional support tailored to individual needs and goals.

Contributing to safe, welcoming and supportive service environments. Working with colleagues and partner organisations to help people overcome barriers and achieve positive outcomes. Please indicate your preferred location in your application or supporting statement.

Flexibility to work across different services would be advantageous. About you You will be compassionate, resilient and motivated by helping people move forward with their lives. Comfortable adapting to different situations, you will bring a calm, people-focused approach and the ability to build positive relationships.

You will have: An understanding of the challenges faced by people experiencing homelessness or other difficult circumstances. Good communication and listening skills. The ability to work collaboratively within a supportive team.

A commitment to treating everyone with dignity and respect. A flexible approach to working across services and supporting people with different needs. Whether you are an experienced support worker or looking to broaden your frontline experience, this could be a rewarding next step.

About the organisation This homelessness charity provides accommodation, prevention and support services to marginalised young people. Its work is rooted in the belief that everyone deserves a safe place to call home and the opportunity to fulfil their potential. You will j...

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