Bright Futures Care

What if turning 18 didn’t mean starting again?

For many young people with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs, adulthood can bring unnecessary disruption, leaving behind the people, routines and environments that have supported them to thrive.

Our specialist 16+ registered homes provide a smoother transition, allowing young people to move into adulthood without another major change at 18.

Because with the right stability, consistency and personalised support, they can build confidence, develop independence and prepare for adult life at their own pace.

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We're excited to be recruiting Support Workers for our 4 bedroom adult home in Rainford.

This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a dedicated team supporting four adults with autism and learning disabilities, playing a key role in helping the people we support build confidence, develop life skills, and enjoy greater independence.

Whether you're already working in care or you’re looking for a meaningful career change, we'd love to hear from you.

Ready to start a career that makes a difference? Find out more: https://shorturl.at/xmd6D

Tonight, we're heading to London for the Health Investor Awards, where we’re proud to be finalists for Complex Care Provider of the Year (Large).

We're incredibly proud of everything our teams achieve and the impact they have on the lives of the people we support and educate.

Wishing everyone attending the very best of luck this evening! 🏆

At Bright Futures, we recognise that the move from Children’s to Adults services is one of the most critical stages in a young person’s journey.

Our 16-25 transition offer provides continuity, stability, and bridges the gap between these two services.

Currently we have 13 homes that are registered for 16+ and have seen some real success in those earlier transitions and finding the right match for those we support.

Want to find out more: https://bit.ly/4eeHEYh

We’re Hiring Senior Support Workers! 💙

Join our dedicated team at our 5-bedroom adult residential home in Rixton, Warrington, supporting adults with autism and learning disabilities.

We’re looking for experienced, passionate individuals who are ready to step up, lead the team on shift with confidence, and make a real difference every day.

If you’re committed to delivering high-quality, person-centred support and enjoy leading and motivating a team, we’d love to hear from you.

Check out the role here: https://shorturl.at/hJEwB

The miles are building, the boots are broken in, and the training is well underway!

This June, members of our Director Team alongside colleagues will be taking on the Big Hike -a marathon challenge to raise money for Cancer Research.

From early morning walks to weekend training hikes, the team have already been putting in the hard work behind the scenes to prepare for the big day. If you’d like to support the team and help us make a difference, https://fundraise.cancerresearchuk.org/team/bright-futures-team

We believe that great outcomes start with the right support right from day one.

Our integrated therapeutic approach ensures that every person who lives and learns with us receives timely, specialist support tailored around their individual needs.

What makes our approach different?
- No waiting times for specialist input
- A robust referral and assessment process from the very start
- A tiered Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) approach embedded into daily practice
- A strong Practice Team presence, supporting teams on the ground
- Continuous training and development, ensuring confident, capable and consistent delivery

Because meaningful support shouldn’t be limited to scheduled sessions, it should be woven into every interaction, every day.

Discover more about our Specialist Support Model: https://bit.ly/4dACPHd

Looking for a rewarding role in social care where you can make a real difference in hours that suit you? Join our team supporting adults with autism and learning disabilities in Knowsley.

We’re recruiting caring, reliable and motivated Waking Night Support Workers to provide person-centered support during evening and overnight hours.

In this role, you’ll help adults maintain their independence, provide reassurance and practical support when needed, and ensure a safe and welcoming environment throughout the night.

Interested in starting a meaningful career in care? Find out more here: https://shorturl.at/qnylu