Autism Support Worker salaries in Haringey, GTL
£89
avg per day
The average salary for Autism Support Worker jobs near Haringey, GTL is £89.*
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Centre 404
North London
Ability to engage people with learning disabilities in challenging, stimulating and enjoyable activities using *PBS principles*.
£14.80 an hour
10 days ago
Mental Health Support Worker
Accordia Care
Epsom
Has a full UK valid driving licence. An NVQ qualification in social care or a Care Certificate (training can be provided). An extra day off on your birthday.
£32,972 a year
Support Worker
Priory
London
Encourage and assist participation in activities and community life. Flexible benefits including reduced rates and access to new schemes including gym…
£13.75 an hour
Support worker
Royal Borough of Greenwich
London
You will work with residents to ensure they are achieving their full potential within a framework of choice, inclusion and independence.
£38,256 - £39,276 a year
3 days ago
Behaviour Technician (Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner)
SALISBURY SUPPORT 4 AUTISM LIMITED
South London
We are committed to promoting independence, dignity, choice, and meaningful participation in community life. Experience or qualifications relevant to behaviour…
£27,040 a year
Support Worker
Nurslink Homecare
singlewell
We are seeking a dedicated Support Worker to join our team in providing assistance to individuals in their own homes. Job Type: Zero hours contract.
£14 - £18 an hour
8 days ago
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