Supported Living Support Worker

Canterburyoasttrust; New Romney; Hybrid; GBP 17,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

Canterbury Oast Trust in New Romney is seeking a Supported Living Support Worker to help adults with learning disabilities live independently in their own homes. You will assist with daily living skills, social activities, and personalized goals to boost confidence and choice.

Based at Warren Mews & Ellis Drive, you will support people in their own homes and accompany them to activities and appointments. A full UK driving licence is essential, and full training is provided.

Qualifications

• Caring and patient approach to support adults with learning disabilities.
• Willingness to learn and participate in full training provided.

Responsibilities

• Help with daily living skills and personal care in supported living homes.
• Support community access, activities and personal goal setting.
• Drive clients to activities and appointments in rural locations.

Skills

Caring

Patient

Communication

Tools

Full UK driving licence

Job description

Be part of something meaningful. Join Canterbury Oast Trust as a Supported Living Support Worker and help adults with learning disabilities live independent, fulfilling lives in their own homes.

About the role

You will support people in their own supported living homes with daily living skills, community access and personal goals, helping them build confidence, independence and choice in their day to day lives.

Where you could be based

We currently have Supported Living Support Worker vacancies at:

• Warren Mews & Ellis Drive (New Romney)

Pay and hours

Pay depends on the contract type. This currently ranged from £12.89 per hour for part time and casual roles to £25,135.50 for full time. We will confirm the exact pay, hours and site with you once we have matched you to a role.

What we are looking for

A caring, patient approach and a genuine commitment to helping others live independently. Experience is welcome but not essential, as full training is provided. A full UK driving licence is essential, as you will drive the people we support to activities and appointments and some of our homes are in rural locations.