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Head First Ltd is seeking a Rehabilitation Support Worker in the Peacehaven area to provide one-to-one support to a young man with brain injury. The role covers weekdays and bank opportunities with 24-hour shift patterns, including sleep-ins.
You will help with daily routines, rehabilitation goals and community engagement while working within a multidisciplinary team. The successful candidate will be patient, organised and reliable, with strong communication skills and a commitment to promoting
Location: Peacehaven Area
Vacancy Type: Full-Time and Bank Opportunities Available
Hours: 24 - hour shifts
Salary: Weekday £15.30 | Weekend £17.10 | Sleep-In (8 Hours) £12.71
Help a Young Man Rebuild His Independence and Live Life to the Full
Are you looking for a genuinely rewarding role where you can make a lasting difference to someone's life every day?
On behalf of our client, Head First is recruiting Rehabilitation Support Workers to join a dedicated team providing one-to-one support to a young man in his 30s following a brain injury.
Our client has a great sense of humour, big ambitions, and a strong desire to live as independently as possible. He enjoys social activities, access to his local community, exercise, and spending time with people who encourage and support him to achieve his goals (such as undertaking paid or voluntary work and developing friendships.)
He experiences significant cognitive challenges following his brain injury and is registered blind due to a visual impairment. As part of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team, you will play an important role in helping him maximise his independence, confidence, social participation, and quality of life.
Hours of work include weekdays, weekends, bank holidays and school holidays on a rolling rota basis.
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Experience in care, rehabilitation, brain injury, mental health, community support or similar settings would be advantageous, although full training and support will be provided.
Experience supporting individuals with visual impairments or acquired brain injuries would be beneficial but is not essential.
Head First recruits support workers on behalf of clients and provides ongoing professional support to rehabilitation teams. Staff benefit from mandatory training, brain injury-specific training, regular clinical supervision, 24-hour on-call support and access to experienced payroll and HR teams.