This Support Worker post sits within Turning Point's Learning Disabilities service, matched to one adult with autism and epilepsy in a core team. The work centres on building his daily living skills, keeping to his established routines and following positive behavioural support plans, with communication kept clear and simple. It is a 24-hour service with a mix of shifts including nights and some weekends, in a quiet but active setting with outings, health appointments and day trips. Flexibility around shifts is essential.
What the job involves
- Support the named individual to build daily living skills and independence
- Deliver person-centred support tailored to his sensory and communication needs
- Follow structured routines and positive behavioural support plans consistently
- Help him keep established routines and create a safe, structured environment
- Support him to see friends and family and attend health appointments
- Support daily activities such as housework, shopping, cooking, gym classes, day trips and holidays
- Communicate in a clear, simple way so he feels confident and safe
- Work a range of shifts, including nights and some weekends, in a 24-hour service
Skills & knowledge
- Consistency in following structured routines and positive behavioural support plans
- Clear, simple and easily understood communication
Other
- Flexibility to work nights and some weekends
What’s offered
- Experience and training needed to progress within the organisation
- Scope and support to develop own career
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
