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A Care Support Worker is a dedicated professional who assists individuals with complex needs in living independently and engaging with their local community. ** Key Responsibilities**: - Provide hands-on care and support to service users with daily activities, such as personal care, transfers, and feeding. - Offer emotional and social support to meet the service user's mental and emotional needs. - Administer medications and monitor health conditions to prevent complications and ensure well-being. - Complete necessary documentation, including care plans, progress notes, and incident reports, to track and ensure the quality of care provided. Skills & Experience: - Minimum one year Experience working as a Complex Care Support Worker or in a similar care role. - Strong work ethic, with the ability to manage priorities, work independently, and handle multiple tasks efficiently. - Excellent communication skills and the ability to work effectively with both individuals and teams. - Ability to observe, monitor, and adjust care based on the evolving needs of the service user.

We are a domiciliary company that are here to help you. Providing home care services to people in their own home. Caring Hands provides many home care services such as personal care to helping you with your shopping. With over many years of experience we have a greater understanding of clients’ needs and ensuring them that our staffs are able to meet the needs of our clients. . Job Title: Domicillary Healthcare Assistant Near Romford Duties: - Assisting healthcare professionals in providing patient care and support - Monitoring and recording patient vital signs, such as blood pressure, temperature, and pulse - Assisting with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, and feeding - Administering medications and treatments as directed by healthcare professionals - Assisting with patient transfers and mobility - Maintaining a clean and safe environment for patients - Documenting patient information and maintaining accurate records - Providing emotional support to patients and their families Qualifications: - High school diploma or equivalent - Completion of a certified nursing assistant (CNA) program preferred - Previous experience in a healthcare setting is a plus - Strong communication and interpersonal skills - Ability to work well in a team environment - Compassionate and caring attitude towards patients - Ability to follow instructions and protocols accurately - Basic knowledge of medical terminology and procedures We offer competitive pay rates, flexible scheduling options, and opportunities for career advancement. Join our team of dedicated healthcare professionals and make a difference in the lives of our patients. sponsorship available for overseas and internal applicants based on interview selection. Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Temp to perm Contract length: 3 months Part-time hours: 20-40 per week Salary: £10.42-£12.00 per hour Benefits: - Flexitime Schedule: - Day shift - Flexitime - Monday to Friday - Weekend availability Supplemental pay types: - Bonus scheme - Performance bonus - Yearly bonus Education: - Diploma of Higher Education (preferred) Experience: - Home care: 1 year Language: - English (preferred) Work Location: On the road

JOB PURPOSE: • To deliver a high-quality service for semi-independent accommodation and support to young people aged 16 plus who are preparing to leave the care of the local authorities. • To support young people to develop independent living skills through keywork, goal setting and outcome focused activities. • Working with young people with varying emotional and behavioural needs. • Responsible for promoting a positive, safe and homely environment for all young people within the care of Eleven D’s. • To act as a role model to all young people placed at Eleven D’s. • Ensure all records and daily logs are completed and maintained fully up to date. • To work in accordance with Eleven D’s Mission statement, values, policies and procedures. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Managing young people living in semi-independent accommodation. • Responsible for structuring key work sessions consistent with an independent placement agreement (IPA) and ant care / support plans. • Develop a structured programme of key work sessions based upon the young person’s individual support needs and focused on developing their self-confidence, resilience and self-esteem and independence. • Complete full induction of new residents and support the young person in settling within the community and accessing local resources. • Ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of each young person and that safeguarding procedures are followed throughout their care at Eleven D’s. • Maintain the confidentiality of young people and report any concerns regarding the young person’s welfare, missing episodes etc to your line manager once the Emergency Duty Team (EDT) and police have been contacted if needs be. • Assist the young person to engage with everyday living and develop skills where necessary by supporting their identified needs. • Provide support to young people with budgeting money, grocery shopping and administer a weekly subsistence allowance. 1 • Encourage and support young people in accessing education, employment or training as well as supporting them with the application process. • Encourage the young person to engage and take part in positive activities within the community, building on relationships and developing social networks. • Maintain accurate records, files, log keeping and all other required paperwork and administrative requirements. • Maintain petty cash and receipts for each expenditure. • To maintain the cleanliness and hygiene of the Home, reporting all repair issues and ensuring the environment is always welcoming for the young people. • You will be responsible to carry out daily / weekly Health and Safety checks within the building. You must record and report any repair work or damage to the property to ensure it is kept to a high standard. • Promote safe, consistent and understandable boundaries with young people in conjunction with a 'Young Person’s Agreement’, Support Plan and House Rules. • Prepare detailed high-quality monthly progress reports regarding each young person’s progress which is submitted to the placing authority within deadlines. • Work in partnership with social workers other agencies and to encourage and support the young people to attend meetings with other professionals. • Attend admission and planning meetings, and attend Looked after Children Reviews ensuring all relevant paperwork is completed. • Mandatory attendance and participation in team meetings and training sessions as and when required. • Mandatory attendance and participation in structured supervision sessions at least once a month.