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East Riding of Yorkshire Council is seeking a Direct Payment Worker to support a young male with Down syndrome in Beeford. You will accompany him to social activities, help develop independence, manage transport, and encourage engagement in the local community with a person-centered approach.
Successful candidates will be energetic, patient and reliable, with good communication skills; Makaton knowledge is a plus. A clean driving license and access to a vehicle are required.
This is an external vacancy and is not employment with East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
The individual is male, 17 years old and resides in Beeford. They require a dedicated and suitable person to support them due to having Downs Syndrome who requires help to build confidence, develop independence and access the local community.
This is less about "caregiving" and more about being a positive role model, mentor, and companion. Clean driving license with access to a vehicle (business insurance will be required, costs covered).
About the role
The successful candidate will be responsible for:
About the candidate
The suitable candidate must:
DBS/Reference checks will be required for this post – Cost to be met by the local authority.
PLEASE NOTE – SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS TO THIS ROLE WOULD NOT BE EMPLOYED BY EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE COUNCIL
Direct Payment Worker
Some travel across East Riding of Yorkshire may be required, applicants must be able to transport themselves.
This post is subject to an enhanced DBS clearance check.
Children and Young People, Specialist Services Direct Payments is an in-house service provided by the East Riding of Yorkshire Council to support families of Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities to fulfil their potential and aspirations.
Whilst caring experience is always useful, you don’t necessarily need to have worked in care to be a great Direct Payment Worker, the right attitude and a person-centred approach is more important.