Current vacancies

We provide opportunities for disabled children and young adults, from 0 to 25 years old, to access activities of their choice in their local community. We believe the children and adults who access our services have the right to the same opportunities as other young people and we will be looking for you to share this belief.

We are looking for Play and Youth Club Workers to work with disabled children around the Runnymede, Spelthorne and Elmbridge areas. If you are enthusiastic and have experience of working with children this could be the opportunity for you. Full support and training will be provided.

We are looking for an exceptional Play and Youth Club Worker to support members in accessing a range of play and leisure activities at our After School Club, called MASC. MASC runs every Monday and Thursday during term time as Manor Mead School in Shepperton (Surrey).  The Play and Youth Club Worker will need to be available to support each session during the school term time table. The role of a Play and Youth Club Worker requires an individual who can engage positively with children and young people. The Play and Youth Club Worker will be enthusiastic and shall bring such fun to MASC; ensuring all members enjoy themselves in a safe environment. The Play and Youth Club Worker will believe in the organisation's vision in delivering a service that is inclusive, diverse and offers equal opportunities.

We are looking for an exceptional Play and Youth Club Supervisor to support the delivery of a play and youth clubs.  The play and youth clubs run during the school half terms and holidays, when the children/teens are not at school.  The Play and Youth Club Supervisor must be able to plan and provide an exciting variety of fun activities. The role requires an outstanding individual who can engage positively with children/teens, their staff team and parents. The Play Scheme Supervisor will be enthusiastic and bring exceptional fun to the play and youth schemes, ensuring all members enjoy themselves in a safe environment. The Play and Youth Club Supervisor will believe in the organisations vision in delivering a service that is inclusive, diverse and offers equal opportunities.

Treetops provides short breaks for disabled young people up to the age of 18. You will be part of a team that provides a round-the-clock range of flexible, creative leisure opportunities and support for disabled children and their families based from the short-breaks service. It is desirable that you hold a relevant level 3 qualification (e.g. NVQ level 3 in Health and Social Care, Workforce Diploma, NNEB, CACHE) and have experience of working within this field. The successful applicant must be able to attend mandatory training courses and Induction Standards training. The applicant must be IT literate and confident using Microsoft Word. A car driver would also be desirable.