Waking Night Support Worker

Want a career where your kindness, creativity and commitment can make a real difference? As a Waking Night Support Worker at The Woodlands in Brierfield, Lancashire, United Kingdom, you'll help make every moment matter. Whether you have experience in care or are completely new to the sector, what matters most to us is your values and your passion for making a difference.

This role involves providing waking night support to a gentleman who is active during the night and requires support from male colleagues. Due to the nature of his individual support needs, there is a genuine occupational requirement for the successful applicant to be male.

A full UK driving licence is also required for this role. Please note that Consensus is unable to offer visa sponsorship for this role. Any future sponsorship is not guaranteed and would be considered in line with Home Office requirements and Consensus's sponsorship process.

Your Benefits Consensus is a certified Great Place to Work®, here's just a small selection of the benefits you'll enjoy Career Progression : Starting at £13.26 per hour, with opportunities to develop and earn up to £13.56 per hour.

Learning & Development : Training and qualifications to help you grow your skills and career. Financial

Benefits

Life Assurance, Wagestream and access to a Blue Light Discount Card. Health & Wellbeing : Confidential counselling, wellbeing support and an Employee Assistance Programme. Induction & Training : A free DBS check and comprehensive induction to get you started.

Your Role The Woodlands is situated in Brierfield which has a small bustling town centre, in a perfect location centred between Burnley and Nelson/Colne. Made up of 8 brand new purpose built apartments, at the Woodlands the support team pride themselves in working in a totally person centred way, and are passionate and committed to supporting each individual to achieve their goals and aspirations, whatever they may be, big or small.

No two days are the same, as a Waking Night Support Worker, you'll: Support people with everyday life, including personal care where required, while promoting choice, dignity and independence. Help people enjoy activities, hobbies and opportunities within their local community.

Build positive relationships and communicate in ways that meet each person's individual needs. Encourage people to achieve their goals, develop new skills and enjoy meaningful experiences. Help keep people safe by following support plans, risk assessments and agreed ways of working.

Work as part of a supportive team to provide high-quality, person-centred support. Shifts: Rotational including nights and weeke...

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