Support Worker - Maidenhead SL6

TN United Kingdom; Maidenhead; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a compassionate Support Worker to join their dedicated team in Maidenhead. This role focuses on providing person-centred support to individuals with learning disabilities, promoting independence and dignity. You will engage with service users to enhance their daily living skills, ensuring they have access to community activities and opportunities. The position offers full-time hours with a supportive environment that values your contributions. Join a team that is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those they support.

Benefits

5.6 Weeks Annual Leave

Free DBS Check

Wellbeing Support

Paid Induction and Training

Staff Referral Scheme

Discount Scheme via Blue Light card

Qualifications

• Experience in the care sector is preferred.
• Ability to support individuals with learning disabilities.

Responsibilities

• Promote and deliver a person-centred support culture.
• Assist individuals in accessing community activities.
• Support people with daily living tasks as per their support plan.

Skills

Person-Centred Support

Medication Management

Independent Living Skills

Communication Skills

Education

Experience in Care Sector

Job description

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Package Description

POSITION: Support Worker

HOURS: Full Time, 30 hours per week

We are currently looking for people to join our team who are committed to meeting the needs of all the people we support, have a good sense of humour, and are friendly towards others. Our specialist Supported Living and Outreach service in Maidenhead provides support for people with Learning Disabilities. We understand the importance of providing person-centred support that enables independence and meets each individual's needs.

Responsibilities

• Promote and deliver a person-centred support culture across the service
• Support people with all aspects of their daily living as per their support plan, including personal care and medication management
• Support and coach individuals to learn independent living skills such as cooking and laundry tasks
• Assist people in accessing community activities for social, educational, or employment opportunities
• Safeguard service users’ rights and dignity
• Participate actively in support plans and risk assessments
• Maintain effective communication within the team and attend regular team and service user meetings
• Liaise professionally with family members and other professionals
• Display a positive attitude and passion for supporting adults with learning disabilities
• Demonstrate a practical understanding of delivering support with dignity, privacy, and respect

Experience and Benefits

Experience in the Care Sector is preferred.

• 5.6 Weeks Annual Leave
• Free DBS Check
• Wellbeing Support, Advice, and Guidance via our Employee Assistance Program
• Support to obtain a range of QCF qualifications for career development
• Staff Referral Scheme – refer a friend and split a £500 bonus
• Paid Induction and Training
• Amazing Discount Scheme at high street retailers, days out, gifts, holidays, and car purchases via a Blue Light card

About Keys Group

Keys Group is a leading provider of specialist education, care, and activities in the UK, supporting over 2,000 children, young people, adults, and families across England and Wales through its services and schools.

Our services include specialist residential and supported living for adults with learning disabilities, autism, mental health needs, and brain injuries provided by Accomplish. We also offer education and care services for children and young people through Keys, and adventure activities via Peak.