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Posted 778 days ago

We are committed to providing absolute quality services that meet the needs of the people who receive our services and those who pay for them. We aim to be creative, responsive and inclusive, and as a highly regulated service who are National Autistic Accredited, we have excellent standards of care and support provision. As a Support Worker you are responsible and accountable for the delivery of a number of designated services to including the support to individuals and management of resources within the services. The people we support have vulnerabilities and mental health challenges ranging from; Autism, Schizophrenia, Severe Learning Disabilities, OCD, Depression, Anxiety and others

We are a thriving diverse community, who love providing support, training and a nourishing environment both for staff and the people we support. We have monthly staff meetings and 1-on-1 supervisions and are eager to employ individuals from diverse backgrounds and experience who can contribute their knowledge, passion and skillsets to our thriving community, both during these meetings and on the job! Our ethos is to provide support and nourish growth in our community, we feel that travel and varied activities contribute to this in staff and the people we support (PWS). Therefore, we offer a broad range of activities onsite, including yoga, music and access to our sensory facilities for PWS. We further encourage our community to enjoy hiking, horse-riding, camel riding, water sports, ice skating and more on domestic holidays and during our annual trips abroad.

Your working hours will be worked flexibly as part of a team or number of teams including daytime, evening, sleep-in shifts and weekend work. These include a mixture of; Early - 8am to 3pm Late - 3pm to 10pm Sleeping from 10pm to 8am Need to be flexible and work weekends, all staff get one weekend off every 3 weeks 1/4 You may also be required to work across different work locations in a defined local area where this is a requirement of the service. You will undertake on-call duties as required.

We can only achieve the high standard of care the people we support deserve through the dedication, skill and commitment of our staff. We believe it is important that our staff work with a clear and agreed understanding of the values that underpin our work and the sorts of tasks that are required to support people with learning disabilities. We are open to staff who are eager to learn, love to care and can contribute their passion to our richly diverse and friendly community

• NVQ and on the job training available, subject to interest • Opportunities to advance within the Company • Domestic/International Holidays with the people we support, subject to interest • Working Hours: Full time role + on-call rota

All CV's and expressions of interest to be sent to johanna@unifiedcare.co.uk in the first instance to be shortlisted, issued a job specification and then introduced formally to the company if shortlisted for interview. Please also specify location, DBS clearance level and if up to date and if you can drive. Thanks a million and good luck!!!