CARE AFLOAT  Salary

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158-160 BIRKRIG DIGMOOR PARADE SKELMERSDALE WN8 9HP
TIN: 02578368
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CARE AFLOAT is looking for employees for positions:

residential support worker

Benefits

  • profit sharing

Working hours

  • full-time | Part-time | Permanent
  • full-time | Permanent

Responsibility

  • this post offers a salary between £23,150.40 - 25,896.00 per annum pro rata plus sleep-in benefits
  • care Afloat is an established provider of residential care for Children & Young People who are Looked After. We are looking for Residential Child Care Workers to work in our homes in and around the Skelmersdale area
  • key responsibilities will include providing individualised day to day support with the young person, promoting personal care, working in line with care plans, and ensuring the care, safety and welfare of the young person at all times
  • alongside the day to day duties, you will also be supporting the young Person with building social skills, independent living and self-regulation / management of behaviours

Requirements

  • it is preferable that the applicant has experience of working with children in a residential setting
  • ability to Meet the physical, emotional, behavioural, cultural and educational needs of our young people
  • it is preferable if the applicant holds a valid driving licence and is prepared to drive as part of their duties
  • ability to work within the child protection/safeguarding policy and practice
  • ability to provide support for young people in all aspects of their education and extra-curricular activities
  • ability to help young people gain self-control by challenging unacceptable behaviour and rewarding acceptable, pro-social conduct
  • capacity to ensure that each young person’s care plan is followed and amended as appropriate to reflect their changing needs
  • ability to work alongside the young people to help develop a true sense of identity and feeling of self-worth