Work for Reach Learning Disability
Working for Reach is an opportunity to genuinely make a daily difference to the lives of people in our community. You can find out more about who we are and what we do here, but essentially our team are passionate about their work and improving the lives of people with learning disabilities.
Staff working at all of our five sites in Nottinghamshire say their work is hugely rewarding – both professionally and personally.
Can you help us reach beyond expectation?
We offer competitive packages, a friendly, supportive working environment, and career development opportunities. Enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service checks are required for all posts.
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Current Vacancies
Salary: National minimum wage/National living wage (age dependent)
Mansfield day services. The successful candidate will have a person-centred approach towards supporting people
with learning disabilities. You will need to be committed to delivering a high standard of support, be non-judgmental and be willing to get stuck in and work as part of a successful team. Duties will include facilitating sessions and providing support to our tutors within sessions, providing one-to-one support for identified clients, including personal care and maintaining accurate records. Good communication and problem-solving skills are essential, as well as an
enthusiastic and positive outlook. Basic IT and administration skills are also required. The successful candidate will also be required to work at our other sites. The role is not suitable for hybrid working.
Click here for full job description and person specification.
Please apply online here. Closing date for applications is Thursday 14th May (midday).
To find out more call Angela on 01636 819066 or email angela.mallory@reachuk.org.
Reach staff recently enjoyed a team building day at Flower Pod Newark.
Laura said “It was so nice to spend a day outdoors catching up with colleagues from across the organisation. What a great way to spend a day!”



