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Islington Council is seeking a Reablement Support Worker to deliver care and support under Reablement plans. You will report safeguarding concerns to the Duty Manager and ensure Care Act compliance while fostering independence for service users.
The role requires documenting visits, supporting medications per the plan, and liaising with health professionals across a seven-day week schedule. DBS will be required.
Level 2 NVQ or QCF Level 3
Experience of working for Adult Social Care or an equivalent agency providing domiciliary personal care.
Experience of working with adults within in a Reablement setting is preferred
Experience of working with people with differing needs and from black and minority ethnic communities in inner city areas.
Experience and understanding of strengths-based approaches and applying this in practice
Awareness and understanding of safeguarding including legislative responsibilities and Making Safeguarding Personal
Awareness of health and social care legislation including the Care Act 2014, Mental Capacity Act 2007 and other relevant statutory legislation
Awareness of statutory requirements relating to regulated services, CQC standards
Ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team and in partnership with a wide range of stakeholders including Social Work Teams, Health, Housing and GPs.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability to document and record Reablement visits and observations relevantly and accurately, with a focus on progress towards Reablement goals
Ability to provide support with daily activities such as personal care and domestic tasks with an emphasis on promoting and encouraging independence, in line with their Reablement support plan
To effectively communicate with residents and team members, face to face and on the telephone
Able to safely move and handle people who are experiencing difficulties with mobility and with the use of specialist equipment, in line with individual support plans
To enable people to improve independence through assisting with home exercise programmes or mobility and skills practice in daily activities such as meal preparation and domestic tasks
Complete written and electronic documentation to required standards, recording progress towards Reablement goals
Ability to manage medications in accordance with the Support Plan, with a focus on enabling independence in medication administration
Ability and willingness to develop and update skills and knowledge through participation in learning and development opportunities
Ability to participate in reviews and provide feedback on a person's progress towards Reablement goals
Ability to be able to use information technology to organise and carry out daily tasks, including apps, computers and SMART phones
This role will require you to obtain an Enhanced satisfactory clearance from the Disclosure and Barring Service formally known as the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) Disclosure
The post-holder will be required to work flexibly over a 7-day working week which may include night support
Willingness and ability to travel across the team geographical area
Ability to manage physical demands of the role
Willingness to work in people's own homes or other rehabilitation settings where there are environmental challenges including hoarding, self-neglect and animals in situ
Ability to adhere to the Councils Dignity for All policy.