Support Worker

Overview

Reference

206590

Salary

11.94 - £11.94 / hour

Job Location

• United Kingdom England West Midlands West Midlands Aldridge

Job Type

Permanent

Posted

12 February 2025

Do you have a passion for care? Do you want to help people with mild learning disabilities live independently and happily?

We are looking for Support Workers to join our brand new supported living residential service in Aldridge WS9 where you as part of a team, will be supporting 17 Services users in their own home with Learning disabilities. Each person has different likes and hobbies, such as shopping, cooking, swimming, go on trips, have activities in the hub such as film nights and pamper sessions, go out for meals. You will be responsible for providing personal care, medication, daily living skills, and activities to the people you support. You will also be part of a great team that will help you achieve your true potential.

Shift times are; 7am - 2.30pm or 2.30pm - 10pm / alternate weekends. Part time and full time hours available.

At this present time, we are unable to consider Sponsorship for this role.

Previous experience working with individuals with Learning Disabilities, autism and mental health issue will be ideal but not essential

We are a great team who would like to help you achieve your true potential. If you have never worked in care, we are happy to support you and welcome you to the fulfilling world of care. This is a rewarding role, and every day is different. Full training will be provided, working towards Care Certificate, including other training courses such as Learning disability awareness, autism awareness, and mental health awareness.

Join us at Radis Community Care, a leading provider of community-based social care and support for thousands of vulnerable adults and children in England and Wales. We care for a range of service users, including the elderly and people with physical and / or learning disabilities. Our care is tailored to meet our service user's individual needs, ranging from brief daily visits to 24-hour care1

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