A supported start
Clear induction and help from experienced colleagues.
Careers
Work with purpose.
Grow with us.
Join a thoughtful, close-knit team helping adults build confidence, stability and fuller lives in the community.
View opportunities ↓Why Sleapcross?
The everyday work matters
A shift might include helping someone plan a meal, prepare for an appointment, travel independently or find the confidence to try something new.
We value people who listen well, keep their word, respect boundaries and notice the person before the task.
Learning that matters
Training, supervision and practical development.
A voice in the team
Ideas and observations are taken seriously.
Work with meaning
See how steady support changes everyday life.
Who thrives here
Skills matter. Character matters too.
Great support depends on judgement, consistency and genuine interest in other people. We look for colleagues who:
- Listen without making assumptions
- Encourage independence rather than taking over
- Stay calm and communicate clearly
- Respect confidentiality and professional boundaries
- Are reliable, reflective and willing to learn
Current opportunities
Find your place here
We welcome applications from people who share our values and meet the requirements of the role.
Support
Support Worker
Full-time & part-time · St Albans area
Help adults with mental health needs maintain wellbeing, build everyday skills and take part in community life. Day, evening, weekend and sleep-in shifts may be available.
- Care Certificate required
- Experience in care or mental health support welcomed
- Reliable, respectful and confident communicator
What to expect
A clear and respectful
recruitment process.
Apply
View live opportunities and send the information requested in the vacancy.
Conversation
Shortlisted applicants are invited to discuss the role, values and experience.
Checks
References, right-to-work and required safer-recruitment checks are completed.
Welcome
Successful applicants begin a supported induction and role-specific training.
Questions about a role?