Bank support worker for Turning Point's learning disabilities service, based at Cornish Close, a group of five bungalows supporting 14 people with physical, learning and mental health needs, epilepsy or autism. The work is hands-on, person-centred support with daily living, budgeting, cooking, personal care and outings. Shifts run across a 24-hour service, including weekends and bank holidays on a rota, and hours vary by home. Visa sponsorship is not available for this role.
What the job involves
- Support people with their emotional, physical and cultural needs
- Provide personal care where needed
- Support people with daily life, including shopping, cooking and managing their own budgets
- Support people to take part in activities and access the wider community, such as concerts, sports events and holidays or breaks
- Support people to build independence, learn new skills and live a healthy, active life
- Record daily support on the digital social care record system
- Work a range of shifts across the 24-hour service, including alternative weekends and bank holidays on a rota
Other
- Flexibility to work a range of shifts across a 24-hour service, including nights and bank holidays
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team