Male Support Worker - Flexible Hours, Driver + Training

City & County Healthcare Group; Atherstone; On-site; GBP 14,000 - 21,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Above national living wage pay

Fully funded training and development

Employee assistance programme (BUPA)

Job summary

Midway Care Group is recruiting a Male Support Worker in Atherstone. Drivers with a car are required. You will help adults with learning disabilities develop daily living skills and participate in community activities, while supporting care plans and promoting independence.

Role involves flexible weekday/weekend shifts, personal care where needed, and opportunities for funded qualification pathways and career progression within the organisation.

Qualifications

• I have a desire to work with people and make a difference in their daily lives.
• I am fully flexible with being helping people over all weekdays and weekends.
• I want to participate with daily activities, which may include support in their home and within the local area.
• I am happy to help people that need personal care.
• I have morals, ethical standards, and a desire to work with dignity.
• I would like the opportunity to future career paths into junior, middle, and senior leadership roles.
• I would welcome the opportunity to self-develop even further with fully funded qualifications.

Responsibilities

• I will be supporting people in developing and maintaining daily living skills.
• I will be identifying and meeting the needs of those we care for.
• I will be developing and maintaining relationships with people, team members and the local community.
• I will be positively encouraging choices in keeping with the rights of people with a Learning Disability.
• I will be participating and assisting with defined care plans encouraging individuals to take an active role in all aspects of daily living.

Job description

Midway Care Group is recruiting a Male Support Worker in Atherstone. Drivers with a car are required. You will help adults with learning disabilities develop daily living skills and participate in community activities, while supporting care plans and promoting independence.

Role involves flexible weekday/weekend shifts, personal care where needed, and opportunities for funded qualification pathways and career progression within the organisation.