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The Role As a Support Worker, you will undertake a range of support activities for the young people using our service. Working closely with Senior Support Workers and the Registered Manager, you will plan and provide leisure activities and prepare meals and refreshments. You will teach and assist young people, maintaining respect for them at all times, helping manage their personal hygiene, ensuring they are comfortable, and providing appropriate communication tools. Additionally, you will: - Administer medication - Report any changes or concerns to the Senior Support Worker - Contribute to risk assessments - Assist with hoists, frames and manual handling

As a Support Worker, you will play a vital role in creating a nurturing, safe and supportive overnight environment for young people, ensuring their comfort, dignity and wellbeing. Your presence provides both reassurance and practical care, making each night a continuation of the warmth and encouragement they experience during the day. Working alongside senior support workers and the wider team, you will help meet the social, emotional and health needs of disabled children and young people during evenings, overnight and early mornings.

As a Senior Support Worker, you will help create a supportive environment, enabling children and young people to have a safe and enjoyable experience where they feel included, heard and cared for. Specifically, you will plan and oversee a varied programme of leisure activities and outings, working closely with children, young people and families to ensure each experience is safe, enjoyable and tailored to individual needs. Alongside this, you will manage daily team supervision, support staff development, contribute to care planning and uphold safeguarding and quality standards.