Active PathwaysChorley, 28 mi from Lancaster
Support Worker*
*Mental Health, Supported Living Service*
*Clayton-le-Woods, Lancashire*
*Full and Part Time Hours Available*
*£12.00 Per Hour *
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Children's Bank Support Worker - Lancaster
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Support Worker Vacancies Available
Role: Children's Support Worker
Location: Lancaster
Pay: £15 - £20ph
Hours:
• Flexible Hours
• Day (12 hour shift) / Waking Night (12 hour shift)
• Long day sleeps (8am to 11pm sleep in)
About the role
These roles will be working with children and young people with a range of different challenges. This can include emotional behavioural issues, mental health issues or learning difficulties. You will be required to have at least 1 year of UK experience working in a similar role.
These positions are on a 2:1 basis.
Duties include:
• You will be required to ensure that our children and young people are provided with the highest quality of care and to assist them reaching their full potential.
• To ensure children's safety and well-being is appropriately protected at all times.
• To promote education, independent living and maintain a healthy home environment.
• To provide detailed written notes for each shift.
• To professionally liaise with professionals.
• Uphold essential safeguarding.
• To effectively communicate with the service user and professionals.
The young people involved in these placements can have a range of needs, including:
• Challenging & aggressive behaviour
• Learning disability
• Autistic Spectrum Condition
• ADHD
• Personality Disorder
• Self-Injury
• Mental health diagnosis
• Victims of the range of abuses
• Inappropriate behaviours
Criteria for these roles are:
• Child and Adult DBS - on the update service or willingness to obtain one.
• Previous Experience in a similar role (1 year UK experience).
• References covering the last 3 years
• Willingness to travel to different areas.
INDLIVHSC
Role: Children's Support Worker
Location: Lancaster
Pay: £15 - £20ph
Hours:
• Flexible Hours
• Day (12 hour shift) / Waking Night (12 hour shift)
• Long day sleeps (8am to 11pm sleep in)
About the role
These roles will be working with children and young people with a range of different challenges. This can include emotional behavioural issues, mental health issues or learning difficulties. You will be required to have at least 1 year of UK experience working in a similar role.
These positions are on a 2:1 basis.
Duties include:
• You will be required to ensure that our children and young people are provided with the highest quality of care and to assist them reaching their full potential.
• To ensure children's safety and well-being is appropriately protected at all times.
• To promote education, independent living and maintain a healthy home environment.
• To provide detailed written notes for each shift.
• To professionally liaise with professionals.
• Uphold essential safeguarding.
• To effectively communicate with the service user and professionals.
The young people involved in these placements can have a range of needs, including:
• Challenging & aggressive behaviour
• Learning disability
• Autistic Spectrum Condition
• ADHD
• Personality Disorder
• Self-Injury
• Mental health diagnosis
• Victims of the range of abuses
• Inappropriate behaviours
Criteria for these roles are:
• Child and Adult DBS - on the update service or willingness to obtain one.
• Previous Experience in a similar role (1 year UK experience).
• References covering the last 3 years
• Willingness to travel to different areas.
INDLIVHSC
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