Kintota — Supporting you to Support yourself
If you joined us as a support worker

This is what your journey with us looks like

Nine steps, and a named person at every one of them. You will know who to ask from your very first phone call.

Kintota support workers
  1. 01

    You hear about us

    • Word of mouth, social media, a leaflet, or Indeed.
  2. 02

    You enquire

    • You will speak to Ashleigh — she looks after recruitment for both Kintota companies.
    Who you'll deal with: Ashleigh
  3. 03

    An interview is arranged

    • In the office — Ashleigh sets it up.
    Who you'll deal with: Ashleigh
  4. 04

    A shadow shift is arranged

    • If the interview goes well, you shadow an experienced support worker.
    • Ashleigh arranges it; all the information comes by email and the support worker contacts you to sort out a meeting.
    Who you'll deal with: Ashleigh
  5. 05

    References, DBS and paperwork

    • Bring your documents into the office and we scan them in.
    • Ashleigh applies for your DBS.
    Who you'll deal with: Ashleigh
  6. 06

    Induction

    • Arranged at a time that suits you, in the office. About an hour and a half.
    • You get your phone, badge and alarm, and your training login is set up.
    Who you'll deal with: Ashleigh
  7. 07

    Start date confirmed and visits added

    • Then your visits go on the rota with Stella, our rota coordinator.
    Who you'll deal with: Stella
  8. 08

    Probation meeting at three months

    • A meeting with Lucy to talk about how you feel in the role and anything that is worrying you.
    Who you'll deal with: Lucy
  9. 09

    Annual review, every year

    • An ongoing review with Lucy to make sure everything is okay.
    Who you'll deal with: Lucy

What does this mean?

  • Full UK driving licence and access to your own car are required.
  • Training is fully funded — MHFA, Safeguarding, Dementia Care, Breakaway, NVQs.
  • Private health insurance covers you and up to two of your children.

Fancy a chat about a job here?

Ring the office and ask for Ashleigh — she looks after recruitment for both Kintota companies — or apply online now.

“When I started Kintota, personally I was very lost and struggled with my own mental health. Once I started it was very clear that Kintota was different than all other support companies. This job has allowed me to not only work improving myself, it has allowed me to be surrounded by the most amazing women who I absolutely adore! Donna is one amazing lady who has managed to create a brilliant lifeline to people who are in need and are often overlooked by other services. It has been a privilege to work with the people I do supporting the people we do.”
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