Sessional Worker (social care)

As a Sessional Worker you will be part of a diverse team that enables our members to participate in a range of recreational activities, ensuring that their needs are met while also providing a friendly, safe and sociable environment.

Sessional Workers are extremely valuable people in the lives of our members, they are a responsible and trustworthy adult who members feel safe to be themselves around; this relationship is crucial in growing Members self-confidence and helping them to make friends when they're with us.

The participants of Kisharon Langdon Brady are aged 5-15 and are provided with a well-resourced and vibrant environment supported by caring staff.

Our sessional clubs take place in the form of after school, weekend clubs and holiday schemes. We have clubs that require support throughout the week (day and evening) and weekends

What will you be doing:

Working as part of valued and varied Bank team you will support recreational sessions for our members to participate in, specifically you will;

Help to deliver engaging group activities to young people with additional needs,
Provide support to Members to develop their confidence and work towards practicing their own version of independence,
Work 1:1 with Members who need extra support,
Undertake organisational tasks that helps Kisharon Langdon Brady to run smoothly.

Educated to GCSE level with a grade A-C in Maths & English, you are passionate about supporting people with learning disabilities and autism to become independent.

Ideally you have some experience working with young people who face barriers to inclusion, but this is not essential.

You will have an outgoing, positive and naturally empathetic personality and have a clear and straightforward communication style.

If this sounds like you, we are keen to hear from you.

What We Offer:

· A competitive hourly rate for work performed (£12.71 per hour);

· A fun and vibrant environment to work in;

· The chance to work with likeminded people who want to support and help others;

· Job satisfaction, knowing you have made a difference to real lives., Disability Confident
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Kisharon Langdon Brady provides Jewish young people aged 9-25 with learning, behavioural and physical difficulties the opportunity to make friends and take part in fun activities.

Kisharon Langdon Brady supports the development of our members confidence and their ability to communicate effectively. People who face barriers to inclusion often find it difficult to make friends, Kisharon Langdon Brady is a friendly and inviting place for our members to overcome this and develop meaningful relationships with others.