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  • Residential Support Worker - OFSTED Children's Home
    Residential Support Worker - OFSTED Children's Home
    12 hours ago
    £13.85–£14 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Background: Inspire Hope have an exciting opportunity for Residential Support Workers to join a new Children’s Residential Home caring for children aged 8 - 17 years in Norbury, South West London. Inspire Hope provides a specialist and comprehensive 24-hour/52-week placement for vulnerable young people who require Residential Care, which offers a child-centered and individualised approach that is bespoke to each young person, within a homely environment in South West London. We are a children’s home provider in Norbury, London, SW16. About the Role: Inspire Hope are currently looking to recruit Residential Support Workers for a 3 bedded Children’s home in Norbury (EBD). As a Residential Support Worker, you will be a major part of a dedicated team, providing care and support to young people with the aim of helping them develop the skills and resilience needed to become confident, capable adults, and achieve their full potential in life. You will play a key role in ensuring that each young person in your care is supported emotionally, socially, and practically as they work towards their personal goals. Your responsibilities will include assisting with day-to-day activities, helping children navigate their education, and supporting them in building life skills for independence. You will foster a safe, nurturing environment where each individual can grow at their own pace. Collaborating with other professionals, you will assist in implementing and reviewing personalised care plans, ensuring the young people’s needs are met with compassion and respect. You will also help manage and resolve challenging behaviours in a calm and constructive way, promoting positive outcomes for the young people in your care. Your role will involve regular record-keeping and report-writing to ensure accurate documentation of each child’s progress. Key Responsibilities: • Provide day-to-day care and emotional and social support to children and young people. Building meaningful relationships with the children and encouraging their interaction with peers and adults within the community., • Assist with emotional, educational, and social development., • Promote and maintain a safe, secure, and welcoming environment. Assisting the children with their daily living needs in accordance with their care plans., • Support children in managing their behaviour, addressing any emotional or behavioural difficulties., • Work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and other professionals to create and implement care plans., • Attend regular training and development opportunities to enhance your skills., • Ensure all administrative tasks, such as record-keeping and reports, are completed to a high standard, such as Maintaining meticulous records of events, observations, progress, child protection matters, and health and safety checks., • Be flexible and prepared to take on additional hours as needed to meet the needs of the children., • Domestic duties: Conducting household tasks and involving the children when appropriate, including planning, shopping, and preparing meals to ensure a varied and balanced diet. Essential Requirements: • Experience in residential childcare or a similar care setting (required)., • Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check – or willingness to obtain one (required), • A compassionate, patient, and proactive approach to care., • Strong communication skills and the ability to build effective relationships with children and colleagues., • Ability to manage challenging situations with confidence and professionalism., • Good knowledge around Children’s Homes Regulations including the quality standards., • An understanding and knowledge of relevant legislation and Ofsted regulation., • Driving licence (preferable)

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  • Trainee dental nurse
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    Trainee dental nurse
    20 hours ago
    £14–£15 hourly
    Full-time
    London

    Join a rewarding career in dental healthcare with a practice committed to excellence and patient-centred care. This is an exceptional opportunity for a passionate individual to begin or advance their career as a Trainee Dental Nurse. Whether you're just starting out or already enrolled in a dental nursing course, you'll thrive in our dynamic team, revolutionising smiles and lives. About the Practice We are a modern dental practice dedicated to providing exceptional dental care. We utilize cutting-edge equipment and techniques to ensure the highest standards, and our team is committed to making every patient feel confident and supported throughout their journey with us. What We're Looking For We seek an enthusiastic and calm individual ready to contribute to both clinical and administrative tasks. • Possess the right to work in the UK (with valid National Insurance), • Currently enrolled in or planning to enrol in a GDC-approved Dental Nurse course, • Have Hepatitis B immunisations (in process or completed), • Willingness to undergo an Enhanced DBS check if not already attained, • Friendly and compassionate demeanor, • Interest in aesthetics and cosmetic dentistry is a plus Your Role and Responsibilities As a Trainee Dental Nurse, you will be integral to our team, assisting with various aspects of patient care and practice operations: • Assist dentists proficiently during a wide range of dental procedures, • Uphold stringent infection control protocols to ensure a safe environment, • Efficiently manage clinical equipment and maintain adequate stock levels, • Accurately update and maintain comprehensive patient records, • Provide valuable support for reception and administrative duties as needed, • Actively engage with patients to ensure a positive and comfortable experience Benefits of Joining Our Team We believe in supporting our team members' growth and well-being: • Continuous training and professional development (CPD) opportunities, • Recognition and rewards for excellence, • Comprehensive health and wellbeing support, • Generous annual leave, up to 30 days plus bank holidays, • Discounts on food, fitness, and retail services, • Life assurance cover, • A supportive, inclusive, and collaborative work environment If you are eager to contribute to transforming dental experiences and boosting patient confidence, we invite you to apply and start your fulfilling career in dental healthcare with us.

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  • CQC Registered Manager - Residential Care Home
    CQC Registered Manager - Residential Care Home
    12 days ago
    £35000–£40000 yearly
    Full-time
    Coulsdon

    CQC Registered Manager - Mental Health Residential Home Our 13-bed residential care home in Coulsdon is seeking a new registered manager! The ideal candidate for this position will succeed in this role if they have both knowledge and experience in the social care sector, specifically mental health. The registered manager will need to register with the CQC and passing the probation stage of the role will be dependent on the CQC approving their registration. Our mental health residential home is seeking a new manager to support up to 13 service users who live with mental illness, physical disabilities, dementia, and/or complex behaviours. Responsibilities Ensuring the safety and well-being of the service users within the home · All service users will be safe, provided with person-centred care, and indicating that they are happy via feedback mechanisms · Holding responsibility for all areas of the care provided Following CQC regulations and ensuring the home is compliant · Maintaining CQC compliance, regularly auditing and improving, and preparing for CQC inspection. Maintaining ‘Good’ CQC report for the home ·* Managing a team of staff * · Organising the staff rota, conducting supervisions for the staff, ensuring that staff follow policies and procedures, pushing the professional development of the staff members, hosting regular staff meetings, dealing with disciplinary actions ·* Liaising with professionals and stakeholders* · Ensuring MDT members, stakeholders, family members and other outside bodies are kept updated · Collecting feedback from stakeholders and making improvements as needed · Maintaining relationships with stakeholders and making positive links for the organisation ·* Upholding and improving the organisation’s reputation * · Maintaining CQC report of ‘Good’ and working towards improving to ‘Outstanding’ · Representing the organisation when liaising with outside bodies · Seeking continual improvement and pushing new initiatives ·* Ensuring the home is at capacity* · Assessing potential service users, submitting proposals, liaising with professionals, ensuring all beds are filled in a timely manner ·* Holding responsibility for administration tasks* · Auditing, writing care plans and risk assessments, completing provider information requests, following policies and procedures and completing all administration tasks required · Delegating tasks as required and ensuring completion ·* Managing the finances of the home* · Ensuring financial viability of the home including managing purchasing, keeping track of resident funds, recording financial transactions and auditing the home’s finances Qualifications Essential • Willing to register with CQC, • Mandatory social care trainings including medication administration, • Level 5 NVQ in Health and Social Care, • Nursing degree, • PBS qualifications, • Compassion, • Resilience, • Organisation, • Good leader, • Ability to take initiative, • Company events, • On-site parking Experience: • Care home: 3 years (required) Language: • English (required) Licence/Certification: • Enhanced DBS (preferred) Work Location: In person

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  • Children's Home Deputy Manager
    Children's Home Deputy Manager
    2 months ago
    £35000–£45000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Job Description: To manage a quality day to day service delivery within a challenging and complex needs placement for a young person with Prader-Willi Syndrome. Autistic Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. Creative – Resilient - Imaginative – Problem Solver – Mentor and Coach – Calm under pressure – Fit and sporty – Able to stand long hours The Registered Manager / Head of Care Services Job Overview We are looking for a Children's Home Deputy Manager to join an outstanding Children's Home organisation located in London, England. The organisation specialises in providing best-in-class residential care for children and young people who have complex needs. We strive to create a safe environment that is homely and nurturing, enabling for positive relationships to be formed and for the children and young people to make progress in all areas of their development. We have a shared ambition to ensure that children and young people have an experience of childhood that they deserve, one filled with fun, laughter, friendship, and discovery. And this shared ambition enables them to transform the lives of children and young people, leading to positive life changing outcomes. What We're Looking For: An Experienced Complex needs Children's Home Deputy Manager OR An Experienced Complex Needs Senior Children's Residential Support Worker looking to progress their career. Qualifications NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Children and Young People (CYP - Residential) – (Minimum) - Required. Willingness to Complete NVQ Level 5 Leadership and Management CYP Residential – Essential. · Minimum of 2 years with 5 or more years traceable records with satisfactory references Full UK Driving Licence. – Required Able to drive company vehicle for Children and Young People Activities – Required Enhanced DBS (Hard copies and update service) – Required X 2 Proof of Address – Required UK Work Permit – Required Minimum of 5years Satisfactory Work References Responsibilities Oversee daily operations of the children's home, ensuring a safe and nurturing environment. Participate in out of hours On-Call with other managers Supervise staff and provide leadership, fostering a collaborative team atmosphere. Ability to produce good report and review reports Develop and implement care plans tailored to individual needs. Develop and implement risk assessment tailored to individual needs Ensure compliance with Ofsted regulatory requirements and great knowledge of the nine quality standards and it’s applications to day to day care for children and young people with complex needs. Have good understanding of statutory bodies or placing authorities expectations from service providers. Support the administration of medications, monitor residents' health and maintaining accurate health records. Drive safely to various locations as needed for appointments and activities for the children and young people. What We Can Offer You: · You will be supported adequately by an experienced manager and can thrive with your natural and professional talents and accomplishments, and you will love the sense of team support, inclusion and belonging, empowering you to bring your unique perspective and personality to work. · Your career progression, happiness, and wellbeing are paramount to us because we know that children and young people benefit from having consistent, long-term adults in their lives. And that is why we provide best-in-class, award-winning training, enabling you to reach your full potential. · We are also there to support you through the big moments in your life, from parental leave to career breaks. What You Will Be Rewarded With: · £35,000 - £45,000 per annum. · Flexible benefits, meaning that you can tailor your benefits package to align with what matters most to you. · Generous holiday allowance, with the opportunity to increase your allowance throughout your career. · Genuine investment throughout every stage of your career, with the opportunity to complete relevant qualifications and professional development. · Good working environment and professionally friendly colleagues. Work Schedule: In person Monday to Friday 9-6pm (with overtime opportunities) Work Location: Lambeth - Streatham

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  • Administrative Assistant
    Administrative Assistant
    2 months ago
    £15 hourly
    Part-time
    London

    Job description We are looking for a reliable and well-organised Administrative Assistant to support the day-to-day administrative needs of our office. This is a part-time, office-based role (SW165BN), ideal for someone proactive, detail-oriented, and confident working in English. Key Responsibilities General administrative support and office organisation Managing calendars, appointments and reminders Coordinating and managing external services (utilities, insurance, maintenance, suppliers, etc.) Assisting with documentation, records and filing (digital and paper) Supporting basic Health & Safety administrative tasks (records, checks, follow-ups) Assisting with HR-related administrative tasks (employee records, onboarding paperwork, general support) Assisting with onboarding paperwork and general office processes Liaising with external providers and contractors when required Requirements Previous experience in an administrative or office support role Good written and spoken English Strong organisational skills and attention to detail Confident using email, calendars and basic office software Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks Desirable (but not essential) Experience managing services such as utilities, insurance or contracts Experience in HR administration (onboarding, records, coordination) Basic knowledge or experience in Health & Safety administration Experience working in a small office or growing business

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