• £11 per hour
• Permanent, full-time hours available, 37.5 hours per week
• Day shifts: of 8am-8pm & night shifts: 8pm -8am
• Benefits include competitive rates of pay, Employee Assistance Programme, Staff incentive scheme, Auto-enrolment pension scheme, Regular training, and refresher courses & more.

As a Support Worker, you will be supporting and enabling young people to live independently with e.g.

• professional support/care experience or personal experience of caring for/support someone in their activities of daily living - essential
• Full driver’s licence – desirable but not essential.
• Having an empathic, encouraging, caring, positive personality – essential
• Good communication skills - essential

Support Worker - Criteria

• Daily living and independent skills
• Aiding communication
• Providing emotional and behavioural support
• Keeping active, Accessing the community, and taking part in activities
• Socialising
• Medicine management i.e. working with health professionals to support any medical needs, including making and attending any necessary appointments or administering medication.
• Budgeting: including day to day money management and financial support
• Delivering individual support plans: Following a dedicated person-centred support plan, including key worker sessions, goal setting and ‘talk time
• Education and Training: Researching, applying for and attending college courses, and helping to find and attend voluntary opportunities