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Daffodil Care Services is recruiting Support Workers for Aftercare services in Santry & Baldoyle, Co. Dublin. You will support vulnerable young adults aged 18–23, guiding them towards independence within a safe, trauma-informed setting.
Roles include planning and evaluating placement plans, working as part of a team and as a lone worker, with shifts across evenings, weekends and overnights. Attractive salary package and comprehensive benefits offered.
Daffodil Care Services are currently recruiting Support Workers and relief staff for our Aftercare services in Santry & Baldoyle, Co. Dublin.
What we do:
Daffodil Care Services has developed a nationwide network of aftercare services consisting of both residential and comprehensive outreach services. Our residential aftercare services are fully staffed 24/7 providing timely support to vulnerable young adults as they progress to independent living. Our aftercare teams are dedicated to ensuring young adults get both the support and experience required in preparation for independent living.
The role:
This is a dynamic service, providing individualised interventions to young adults aged 18 – 23 years, to enable them to live in safety and with stability and support to begin their journey to independence. Working as a Social Care Worker you will support guide and lead by example the vulnerable young people in our care, in conjunction with the wider multidisciplinary team involved in their care.
You will ensure the welfare of those under your care and will act as an advocate as appropriate.
Our Support workers will contribute to the planning and evaluation of individualised placement plans, which are based on strengths and needs and delivered through day-to-day shared life experiences within the residential aftercare setting. The service will provide 24/7 support to ensure their safety, promote their stability, and build resilience to enable them to develop their independent living skills. You will work as a lone worker but part of a team to provide a safe, caring and trauma informed environment for the residents with the primary aim of providing the interventions necessary to aid them moving into full independent living.
You will support and empower vulnerable young adults to identify goals and person-centered targets while working through the process of gaining independence.
Hours of Work: Rotational shift pattern rolling roster (average 48 hours per week) including the requirement to work evenings, weekends and overnights.
Typical shift pattern: 2 x sleepover shifts per week. Shifts start at 11am, sleeping night at midnight, commence again at 8am and fin
What we can offer you:
Attractive starting salary package for our Full time Support Workers (depending on experience)
inclusive of sleeping time and premiums.
Incremental salary scale
Combination of sleepover & day shifts
Employee Benefits:
Paid core training allowance
Health Insurance Scheme
Maternity Cover
Life Assurance
Company Pension Scheme
Employee Discount Scheme
Free access to any additional professional training offered by SCTI, Social Care Training Ireland e.g. Leadership & Management in Social Care, Professional Supervision Skills
Education Assistance Grants
Professional Career Development programme
Team Building Activities
Company Social Events & away days
Refer a Friend Bonus
Qualifications & Experience
A recognised QQI certificate qualification in a health-related field with relevant
experience.
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At Daffodil Care Group, we promote the professional and personal development of each team member. With a clear focus on our ethos and therapeutic approach, we provide for significant investment in our people, who in turn through their professionalism and commitment greatly enhance the experience and outcomes for our service users.
Daffodil Care Group is a respected Irish provider of therapeutic care services, operating residential homes and support centres under its brands—Daffodil Care Services, Misty Croft, and ARCS. With a focus on supporting children and young people with complex needs, the Group combines compassionate, person-centred care with evidence-based therapeutic approaches. Their dedicated team is committed to enhancing the quality of life and promoting positive outcomes for all service users.