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Worcestershire County Council in Worcester is recruiting Support Workers for Greenhill Lodge. The roles cover mornings, evenings and weekends across various day shifts, with a part-time contract of 21 hours per week.
The aim is to provide person-centred care to individuals with complex needs, helping with daily activities and promoting independence in the community. You will be joining a new unit opening in Worcester, with access to public transport.
VACANCIES FOR SUPPORT WORKERS VARIOUS DAY SHIFTSWHICH INCLUDED MORNINGS, EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS. at Greenhill Lodge Worcester. Various Permanent Contracts Support worker £14,766 per annum 21h per week
Do you want to make a difference to someone's life? Do you have the enthusiasm and passion to enhance the lives of the individuals we support? Are you flexible, understanding, considerate to others and able to use your own initiative?
Greenhill Lodge is an exciting new unit opening in Worcester with good access to public transport. Our aim is to provide person centred quality and dignified care to people with complex needs whilst promoting their independence and quality of life.
We support individuals with complex Learning Disabilities, Physical needs, Mental Health, Autism and other related health and social care needs.
To help with this we incorporate health action plans, eating and drinking plans, behaviour management plans, epilepsy plans and robust risk assessments just to name a few.
We provide a range of support and assistance with personal care to general day to day support with activities of daily living, emotional, psychological, practical, and social support with the aim of meeting the individual’s chosen outcomes and promoting their independence.
Some individuals are very mobile, some use wheelchairs or walking aids, so moving and handling will be required at times.
Support to ensure they can participate in meaningful activities is important to us. We like to ensure our individuals engage in chosen activities and enjoy engaging with the community, encouraging social inclusion