CODA CARE Salary
23 LITTLE POULTON LANE POULTON-LE-FYLDE FY6 7ET ENGLAND
TIN: 12842637
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CODA CARE is looking for employees for positions:
residential home manager
Working hours
- full-time | Permanent
Education
- GCSE or equivalent
Responsibility
- deputise for the Registered Manager in their absence
- alongside the Manager and Senior RCWs act as on-call for advice and support on a rota basis
- maintain positive relationships with professionals and other services and agencies
- ensure the home is compliant with relevant legislation and guidance
- attend and contribute to multi-agency meetings
- complete monthly supervisions with members of the team and support carers to reflect on and improve their practice
- support with staff inductions and training
- maintain excellent written records, accurate care plans and audit young people’s files and reports
Requirements
- patience - you will need to be patient and understand that sometimes progress is made in small steps
- humour - knowing appropriate times to use humour can help young people reduce their stresses or anxieties
- passion to make a difference to the lives of vulnerable young people – you will need to be a caring person and form positive relationships with the children you will be caring for
- forgiveness - our children will need more than a second chance and may communicate complex and difficult thoughts and feelings through their behaviour
- positivity - we want the children in our home to be recognised for their achievements and successes, and they need carers who can see and highlight their positive qualities, as they may not see this in themselves
- residential Childcare: 1 year
- self-reflection and honesty - sometimes adults make mistakes, and we want carers that will reflect on their own practice to improve the care they deliver. Our young people will respond to carers who are honest and genuine
- resilience - carers need to be able to manage stressful incidents and behaviours as well as support young people who may have experienced significant abuse in their lives