Bank Recovery Support Worker

Turning Point is building its bank of Recovery Support Workers in London. You would support adults with mental health problems and complex needs, including people affected by drug and alcohol use, to take control of their lives and live more independently in the community.

Each day is different. The work involves:

• Giving recovery-focused support in line with each person's support plan
• Helping people reduce isolation, learn new skills and join in community life
• Supporting with personal care and household tasks
• Helping people access local services, education and social activities
• Liaising with other professionals

Turning Point is looking for compassionate, proactive and motivated people with good communication skills who can get on with people from all backgrounds. Previous experience is desirable but not required; a genuine wish to support people's recovery matters most. Personal interests such as sport, music, arts or cooking are valued.

Bank work is flexible, so you choose when you work. Turning Point is recruiting for both day and night shifts, and the roster includes evenings and weekends. Pay is £14.72 per hour, including Inner London Weighting. Annual leave builds up as you work, to the equivalent of 29 days a year.

The closing date is 12 November 2026.

Apply directly on Turning Point's website using the button on this page.