Support Worker

The Role: A hands-on role supporting Jack with daily living, personal care, mobility, transfers, and activities. Encourage independence and participation. Support gym, swimming, and social outings. Manage behaviours positively using established strategies. Build a consistent, trusting relationship. Night shifts are generally calm, with minimal support required.

Essential: Experience managing behaviours that may challenge (using distraction, redirection, de-escalation). Strong interpersonal skills. Confidently supporting swimming activities
Desirable: Experience with Cerebral Palsy/physical disabilities. Experience in a family home, Who This Job Would Suit: An experienced, confident support worker who is calm, resilient, and proactive. Have strong behavioural management skills. Be positive, engaging, and consistent. Use humour and initiative to support engagement

Why You'll Love This Role: Supportive and experienced team. Excellent behaviour support training. Opportunity to see real progress and impact

Start Date: ASAP (flexible for the right candidate)
Hours: Minimum average 20.77 hours per week, working 3 out of 4 weekends per month. Shifts typically run from Friday/Saturday afternoon through to Sunday evening/Monday morning. Rotas planned 3 months in advance. Extra hours available during holidays and for cover.
Recruiter: Sally

About Jack: Jack is 18, bright, intuitive, and full of humour. Following an acquired brain injury, he has Cerebral Palsy, learning needs, a visual impairment, and well-managed epilepsy. He benefits from structure and consistent support.
He enjoys music, singing, dancing, swimming, the gym, outdoor activities, and socialising (some activities 2:1).