Support Worker Job Description

Who You Are

This role requires you to be a compassionate individual committed to providing quality care to people with learning disabilities, physical disabilities, autism, or associated mental health conditions. You are expected to work confidently both independently and collaboratively in community-based settings, supporting our workplace values of being Big Hearted, Reliable, Team-Oriented, and People Focused.

What the Job Involves

As a Support Worker, you will participate in the day-to-day delivery of services to promote choice, skill development, independence, and inclusion. You'll assist in preparing and delivering planned and meaningful activities in line with individual care plans. You will be responsible for medication administration, ensuring service user's safety through risk management, and maintaining effective communication. Your duties will also involve upholding company policies, attending training, and ensuring the wellbeing of service users through a supportive environment.

Skills

• Aware of the needs of vulnerable people and their carers
• Ability to meet individual support needs
• Knowledge of relevant legislation and compliance criteria
• Understanding of care planning and review processes
• Risk assessment and management skills
• Ability to implement company policies and regulatory standards
• Proficient in professional relationship management
• Effective communication in diverse settings
• Adaptable and responsive to changes
• Microsoft Office proficiency