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Support Worker - Young Adults Service

  1. Special Needs
  2. Cambridgeshire
Date posted : 20/11/24
  1. Flexible Working
£11.72 - 12.78 per hour

Job description

Job Title: Support Worker - Young Adults

Location: UK-Hertfordshire-Royston

Support Worker - Meldreth, Hertfordshire - No Experience Needed 

Location: Meldreth, Nr Royston, Cambridgeshire/Hertfordshire border

Salary: £11.72 - £12.78 per hour (linked to competency and qualifications) PLUS £1500 Welcome bonus*

Annual Salary: £24,375 - £26,582 per year for a 40 hour week 

Hours: 40 hours per week (part-time hours available, minimum 24hrs per week)

Training: Full training provided and once passed probation we will support and fund studying the Level 3 diploma in Health and Social Care

 

No experience necessary, full training given and fully funded study for Level 3 Health and Social Care qualification.

Have you got a passion for helping and empowering others? Are you wanting a career with progression and great benefits whilst making a difference?

 

Our Partnership client is rated CQC Outstanding. 

Set within 14 acres, thisprovision offers a supportive living and learning environment for young adults with severe and profound learning difficulties and complex health needs. With specialist facilities and a focus on promoting independence, we support each of our young people through the transition from education into adulthood.

The Role:

As a support worker you will be highly involved in personal care, this is supporting our young people with all aspects of personal hygiene including toileting, dressing and maintain their personal appearance.

As well as supporting with their medical needs you will also get involved in helping with the young adults therapies such as rebound therapy or hydrotherapy in our newly renovated pool. We also have sensory gardens, a skills centre, forestry school and rooms dedicated to art, music and much more.

Independence is prompted wherever is possible, the adults will often run their own days with what they like to do, so you could be helping make things in the sites enterprise scheme, going on shopping trips, taking part in forestry lessons or even going to the pub!!

Duties will vary, you must expect to diversify and lend a hand wherever is required. 

Although no experience is required, we are looking for candidates to demonstrate:

  • Willingness to learn and to go the extra mile
  • Ability to guide and encourage supportive independence when possible
  • Exceptional communication skills and patience
  • Resilient with a robust and positive nature
  • Ability to be creative in meeting the needs of the young adults.
  • Ability to work on a rota pattern which will include working every other weekend

 Qualifications:

What’s on offer:

  • * Welcome bonus is payable in 2 payments - 50% following successful completion of probation and 50% after one year service 
  • No experience required - Full training given and continued support
  • Opportunity to study for Level 3 diploma in Health and Social Care which will be funded by us!
  • Part time hours available if required
  • 33 days’ holiday including bank holidays
  • Life assurance 
  • Enhanced pension scheme 
  • Perkbox - access to shopping discounts
  • Car lease scheme
  • Bike to work scheme
  • Free membership to our Health cash back plan - Claim back money on services such as dental, optical, physio and many more.  
  • Free parking

 

How to Apply:

Please submit your up-to-date CV. We will then be in touch to provide an application form. 

Please note, this role does not offer sponsorship from the employer. 

All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role. Please see the FAQ’s on the Teaching Personnel website for details.
All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
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