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NEW DIRECTIONS SUPPORT is looking for employees for positions:
support worker
support worker
finance officer
Working hours
part-time
Benefits
service car
Language
english
Responsibility
14. To adhere to all financial regulations
to adhere to policies on health and safety, safeguarding and other internal policies as required
19. To carry out all other duties associated within the role of the Support worker, as identified by the senior team
17. To ensure risk assessments are read, signed and adhered to
13. To ensure safeguarding issues are dealt with in line with the safeguarding policy at all times
18. To attend staff meetings when overtime will be claimed
Requirements
proven experience of working in health and social care services in the private, voluntary, not for profit or statutory sector
desirable
proven experience implementing group activities to meet individual outcomes, Ideally working with adults with a learning disability
A proven ability to work as part of an effective team and foster excellent relationships with colleagues across services
proven experience of working to organisational policy and procedure
understanding the importance of supporting individuals with their needs and outcomes
essential
excellent communication skills
Education
also promoting self advocacy, independence and choice for all individuals attending the service
the main purpose of the Support Workers role will be to support service users under the guidance of senior staff within the day opportunities service for adults with a learning disability and/or Autism, both at set venues and within the wider community
new Directions Support offer a wide range of meaningful sessions including but not exclusive to, Drama, craft, independent living skills, art, technology, cooking and being active
the postholder will fulfil the responsibilities of their role and to develop their own potential, whilst working with the wider community to promote a positive image of individuals with a learning disability
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