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Dimensions is seeking Relief (Bank) Support Workers for a Wallington-based role to support a gentleman in his 60s with learning disabilities and a forensic history. You will provide 1:1 assistance, help him enjoy community activities, and support daily living tasks in a sensitive, person-centred manner.
The role involves flexible 24-hour shifts with day/evening coverage and mandatory training. DBS check required; driving licence may be needed for some duties.
Dimensions is one of the UK’s leading not-for-profit organisations, supporting people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs to live independent lives. Our Specialist Forensic Services help people move forward from secure or restrictive environments, building the skills, confidence and opportunities they need to thrive in their communities. At Dimensions, we believe in supporting people to achieve their goals, learn new skills and live the life they choose, with person-centred support at the heart of everything we do.
We’re currently looking for resilient and values-driven Relief Support Workers to join our specialist forensic support team in Wallington. This is a rewarding opportunity to support a gentleman in his 60s who has learning disabilities and a forensic history. You will provide 1:1 support to a gentleman who enjoys being active, spending time in the community and exploring London. While he is fairly independent in some aspects of daily life, he requires consistent, positive support to build confidence, develop skills and achieve his goals.
Support may include:
Shift Patterns- This home provides 24-hour support, including 9:00am - 11:00pm, sleep-in with morning support the following day 7:00am - 9:00am. Relief colleagues provide flexible cover across the home and may occasionally work in other specialist services, including opportunities within our Enfield float team.
Due to the specialist nature of this home, successful applicants must be able to commit to mandatory training, including 3 consecutive weekday forensic induction days, Support Worker induction training, service-specific training and shadow shifts and the completion of workbooks and competency assessments. Please note that training is delivered during weekdays rather than weekends. Ample notice will be provided to support attendance.
We’re interested in people who:
Previous experience as a Support Worker is beneficial but not essential. Full training will be provided.
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