Support worker jobs in London

Job description You will join our team providing support to vulnerable adults, you will be working as part of a team in a supported living setting for customers with Mental Health and mild learning disability so experience and qualification in a similar role is essential, you will support them with going to activities and achieving an active life. You will need to be able to work independently and have the confidence to deal with customers with compassion and promote social interaction as much as is possible. Excellent listening and communication skills are essential. You will also need to be able to demonstrate a good standard of written, verbal and numeracy skills, as well as good basic IT skills. You will take part in the day-to-day running of the house and the development of the service in such a way that customers' opportunities for growth and the acquisition of new skills are maximised. You will help develop community links, both within the house and in the external community. To liaise regularly with a range of agencies and individuals, such as Health, Social Services, Voluntary Sector Groups, Department of Social Security, GPs, Carers and oher significant people in the lives of the tenants

For UK Based Candidates only. Care givers, carers, care and support workers required to work for reputed care company. Excellent Pay, Pension benefits. Start on our Career Journey and progress to Senior Care Assistant or step-up to one of our office roles. All Training provided for new starters.

Go Supports Children's Home is seeking experienced and qualified Residential support workers to join their team. They must share their passion in providing a nurturing and supportive approach to their care, whilst promoting and maintaining their expectation of high standards and good practices. The Opportunity & Benefits We are looking for passionate, and experienced support workers who can demonstrate they can provide the highest quality care for children & young people: Be part of a small and personable team Scope to be part of a new venture and help mold and develop this service Comprehensive Induction, support, development and ongoing training package.

Wipers Youth CIC is award winning youth justice social enterprise which specialises in working with vulnerable and disadvantaged young people. Our mission is to engage and empower young people, by supporting them to discover their own special contributions and realise their full potential. We require an experienced Senior Youth Engagement Worker who can provide one-to-one specialist mentoring support for vulnerable, disadvantaged and aspiring young people. This role involves flexible working and working in partnership with multiple stakeholders from the private and public sector across Greater London. • 1-2-1 specialist mentoring support and engagement with young people • Providing written session reports and updates • Ability to work flexible hours including occasional evenings and weekends • Attend team meetings and all mandatory training events • Adhere to Wipers guidelines and policies including confidentiality, child protection & equal opportunities. Person Specification • At least 5 years previous experience delivering mentoring • Friendly, cheerful, positive and self-driven, able to work independently and as part of a team • Excellent communication skills, good organisational and administration skills with proficiency in Microsoft Office • Ability to prioritise effectively and enjoy multi-tasking in a busy environment • A working understanding of safeguarding children and young people and how to maintain appropriate professional boundaries • A working understanding of equality and diversity with the ability to challenge discriminatory behaviour • NVQ Level 2 qualification (or above) in Youth or Community Work (or equivalent) is desirable. The successful candidate will be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check prior to employment. To apply, please submit your Covering Letter and CV in one document. In your covering letter please outline how you meet the specific skills, knowledge, experience, and qualities required. Closing Date: Friday 28 June 2024 at 23:59pm This vacancy may be closed early if sufficient applications have been submitted. Therefore, please do not delay in submitting your application. It is our policy to review all applications within two weeks from the closing date. If you do not hear from us within three weeks following the closing date, then your application has unfortunately not been successful on this occasion. We are unable to provide feedback to candidates who have not been shortlisted and attended an interview.

Headway Care is currently recruiting part time Support Workers to work in our 16+ Semi Independent Provision based in Redbridge. We are looking for people who are enthusiastic about supporting young people and helping them develop their independent skills. Our team provides support to young people with a range of different needs, from food shopping and cooking meals to accompanying them at college open days and job interviews. Some young people have complex needs and would require more support. At Headway Care we look to recruit staff that have a passion for helping people and who see working with children in social care as a career path. We do not require that you have experience working in a Semi-Independent provision previously, but we embrace people who can bring a wealth of experience and knowledge to the role of a Support Worker. For people who don’t have experience as a Support Worker we require the following skills: ∙ Experience in customer service/ Support environment ∙ Willingness to learn the role and understanding the needs of the young people ∙ Patience and a willingness to help the young people develop independent skills

Purpose of the Job: To provide safe, high-quality education and care for nursery children, with a focus on play-based learning both indoors and outdoors, and to offer one-to-one support for children with additional needs. Main Duties and Responsibilities: Implement the nursery's responsibilities according to the SEND Code of Practice, ensuring daily practices align with these guidelines. Early identification and support of children with SEND, following the graduated approach and implementing strategies to improve outcomes. Ensure all practitioners understand their responsibilities to children with SEN and the setting's approach to identifying and meeting SEN. Advise and support colleagues, ensuring parents are closely involved and their insights inform actions taken. Liaise with external professionals or agencies, incorporating their advice into setting planning. Arrange and facilitate parent discussion sessions where a child requires additional support to reach developmental milestones. Complete necessary paperwork in a timely manner, organize and/or attend professional/parental meetings, including SEND Support planning meetings and transition meetings. Pursue continuous professional development through training and encourage staff to attend appropriate sessions. Stay updated on changes to legislation regarding SEND. Safeguard and promote the welfare of children by following principles of safeguarding. Provide high-quality care and education in consultation with parents/carers, SENCO, and other agencies, ensuring each child's cognitive, social, and emotional needs are met. Maintain a safe nursery environment with high hygiene standards and implement safety procedures. Promote positive behaviour and support children's personal, social, and emotional development. Foster children's growth, self-esteem, and independence. Plan and deliver focused learning opportunities for individual children, working with key workers to discuss individual needs. Participate in outings and trips, supporting the nursery team in providing access to all areas of the curriculum. Maintain confidential files, reports, and developmental records for assessment purposes. Maintain communication with parents/carers to ensure their involvement in the nursery and encourage active participation in their child's learning. Support parents in accessing available services. Participate in supervision, appraisal, training, and relevant meetings. To ensure that all EYFS welfare requirements are met.