Full Time Support Worker Flexible Hours available - Kenny Hill, New Barns, East Anglia Supported Living Services

We are looking for support workers to work in our to work in our supported Living services in New Barns, Kenny Hill East Anglia. You’ll be working with autistic adults who live independently;  ensuring support and activities are meaningful to each individual

We support the residents to develop their skills and independence. Residents attend social clubs, enjoy cooking and arts and crafts at home, enjoy days out, listening to music and holidays

Our safe environment and fully trained experienced staff support the people to have a good quality of life, ensuring support and activities are meaningful to each individual.

Previous experience of working with people who exhibit challenging behaviour is desirable but not essential for this role. You will need to be enthusiastic and willing to help individuals with a variety of care and support needs including:       

• Accessing the community, shopping, social outings and leisure activities
• Domestic tasks like cooking and personal care
• Please note driving an automatic car is an essential requirement for this role in order to enable some of the people we support access activities outside of Mildenhall. Please indicate on your application if you are able to drive and hold a full UK driving licence.

Hours of Work:  40 Hours per week worked over a 7 day rota which may include weekends and bank holidays and sleep ins.

Where we are based:

In New Barns, Kenny Hill, Suffolk - Postcode IP28 8**

We offer a competitive salary overtime paid at £10.92 per hour and a sleep in premium at £50 per night for staff. Driving is desirable if you do not live locally

For a copy of the Job Description please click here

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Successful applicants will be required to complete the relevant safeguarding checks which will include references and criminal backgrounds.