During the current Covid19 pandemic we are operating an enhanced recruitment process included video interviewing , Fast Track compliance and online E Learning to get any new recruits working as quickly as possible. Please contact our Recruitment Team on 0113 887 0962 or view our vacancies.
Working at United Response is not just a job. It’s a chance to make life happen, to start a new career that is truly rewarding and ensure that individuals with learning disabilities, mental or physical support needs have the opportunity to live their lives to the full.
It’s a chance to make our vision happen, of a society where everyone has equal access to the same rights and opportunities.
United Response is a unique organisation. Working with us is more than just a job, it’s a chance to make a real difference to someone’s life.
We put the people we support at the centre of everything we do, but we know that this can only be achieved through our front-line staff.
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"When I hear people say I hate my job, I just can’t relate, I love my job!"
"There is a great sense of community and everyone has each other’s best interests at
heart.
Every person you support is different and every service is different which means
no two days are the same."
"One of the many things I love about my job is that each day I arrive on shift I only
have a
vague idea about what kind of day lies ahead. I love the spontaneity of the job."
"The flexibility of the job is great, I am able to fit shifts and child care and a busy
social life.
The role as a support worker pushes me to do activities I might not normally do.
Since becoming a support worker I have done
yoga, Karate and a range of other activities which have made me more confident in
myself."
"After 13 years at the same company I was very wary of moving to a new job and organisation.
My worries were totally unfounded - I have been given excellent training and support
and have found
the commitment to work life balance to be very refreshing."