Support Worker

Udirect Support; England; Vor Ort; GBP 12.000 - 17.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

We are looking for a compassionate, reliable and imaginative Support Worker to join the family of a young girl who has complex health and care needs. She is non-verbal and non-mobile and requires support with all aspects of daily care, including medication, feeding and getting ready for bed.

Hours are evenings during term time (approximately 20–25 hours per week, 15:00–19:00, with some days until 20:00) plus occasional daytime, weekend and school holiday cover by arrangement.

Qualifikationen

• Caring, patient and committed to making a positive difference.
• Bubbly and creative, able to engage through gentle, stimulating activities.
• Comfortable working in a lively family environment.
• Willing to learn new skills with full training provided.

Aufgaben

• Support with daily care for a non-verbal, non-mobile child.
• Assist with medication, feeding and suctioning if needed.
• Take her out for walks in a wheelchair and support activities to aid progress.
• Engage in gentle activities and stretches to promote development.

Kenntnisse

Caring

Patience

Creative engagement

Willing to learn

Driving licence

Own car access

Jobbeschreibung

We are looking for a compassionate, reliable and imaginative Support Worker to join the family of a young girl who has complex health and care needs. Hours are mainly for term time evenings with some cover required for daytime and school holidays. Posted on behalf of a family: We are looking for a compassionate, reliable and imaginative Support Worker to join the family of a young girl who has complex health and care needs. She is non-verbal and non-mobile and requires support with all aspects of her daily care. Her family would love to welcome someone who can bring warmth, creativity and calm to their busy household. She is in nappies as she is unable to say or use the potty now. She requires support with medication, feeding and suctioning if needed, as well as getting ready for bed. Support may also be required to take her out for a walk in her wheelchair, or doing activities to help encourage her progress, e.g. stretches. If she is having a bad day, support with the other children may be needed, which will allow the parents to provide the necessary care and support. Hours: An average of 20-25 hours per week during term time are available, which would ideally be worked Monday-Friday 15:00-19:00. Some evenings you may be required to stay until 20:00 depending on the needs of the child. Day time hours on some weekends and additional hours in the school holidays may be required, however these would be arranged in advance between the successful applicant and the employer.

The ideal person will be:

• Caring, patient and committed to making a positive difference
• Bubbly and creative, able to engage her with gentle, stimulating activities
• Comfortable working in a lively family environment
• Willing to learn new skills with full training provided

Requirements:

• Full UK driving licence
• Access to your own car
• Experience with PEG feeding, suctioning or mobility challenges is helpful but not essential, as full clinical and moving & handling training will be given., Essential:
• Driving Licence
• Access to your own car

Desirable:

• Experience with PEG feeding, suctioning or mobility challenges is helpful but not essential, as full clinical and moving & handling training will be given.