Nursing Support Worker

Lead the mobilisation of new complex care packages, helping make sure each package is safe, personalised and ready to go. Use and build your clinical & specialist knowledge through hands-on experience and specialist training in areas such as medication management, respiratory care, suction, enteral feeding, seizure management and more. Work closely with the individual, their family and wider healthcare professionals to understand what matters to them and build support around their needs and goals. Shadow-train and support new care teams, helping colleagues develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to provide high-quality care. Work across different packages and locations, giving you variety and the opportunity to rapidly broaden your complex care experience. Make a real difference from day one - you'll be there at the start of someone's care journey, helping establish a support package that enables them to live as independently as possible in their own home.

Created in 1992, Alternative Futures Group was established to provide services in community settings for people with complex needs. We operate as a Trading Charity and our income comes solely from locally commissioned services, either through the Local Authorities, a Clinical Commissioning group or by a direct payment from someone receiving our support.

Over the years our services have developed further to include our mental health provision which helps people who have received a mental health diagnosis and need additional help and support to aid their recovery.

Through our people-centric approach, we now offer a range of different services including Treatment and Recovery Centre's (TRCs), Enhanced Supported Living (ESL) and Outreach services, all designed to raise the benchmark in mental health services.

We are not afraid to be bold and forward thinking. Our digitally connected care and support demonstrates this perfectly, as does our decision to change our approach and create innovative Treatment and Recovery Centres. Our TRCs offer community rehabilitation and a recovery pathway which actively discharge people when they are ready from as little as three months through to two years at the very most.