YOUTH SUPPORT WORKER You must have the Right to Work in the UK and a UK driving License with access to a vehicle.
Youth Support Worker required to support our client in Taunton and Bridgwater with their Semi-Independent Living Services. You will be working with young people at 16-21 years. This role is based across both Bridgwater and Taunton.Driving for the role is essential.
About the role:
As a Support Worker, you will be working with unaccompanied asylum seeking children and care leavers to live independently. Duties include supporting with, property maintenance, budgeting, food shopping, food prep, and appointments in the community.
About you:
A successful candidate will have empathy, compassion, and resilience working with young people with mental health, anxiety, and complex needs.
Pay starts from £12.21 per hour PAYE + HOLIDAY PAY
Requirements for you as a Youth Support Worker:
Experience in Support Work or Key worker.
Confident in working independently and being proactive.
Self-motivated individual with clear communication skills.
Enhanced Child and Adult DBS on the update service.
Shift Times for you as a Youth Support Worker:
Monday – Friday 9:00-17:00 / 10:00-18:00.
Some weekend work may be required.
Temporary to permanent opportunities.
Full Time Hours
Benefits for you as a Youth Support Worker:
Holiday Pay 12.07%
Weekly Pay
Online Rota app
Free E-Learning Platform
Shift consistency
For more information please apply or contact eyoung@charecruitment.com / 01189485555....Read more...
At Change Grow Live Walsall, as a Recovery Worker Apprentice, you will be working towards the Adult Care Level 2 apprenticeship, over the duration of 18 months, alongside your daily roles and responsiblities.
The focus of this role is to provide intensive key work to families who have drug and/or alcohol misuse issues, which could potentially put their children, families or themselves at risk. Workers will work to help families overcome complex problems, which will enable them to become reintegrated into society. This role will cover operational sites as required, including community locations and family homes. This includes working with adults and young people with a history of substance misuse.
Your roles and responsibilities will include;
Supporting service users from the point of entry into the service and through their treatment/recovery journey
Providing screening, assessment, and recovery planning and onward referral
Reducing drug and alcohol related harm to service users and the wider community
Promoting carer, service user and community involvement
Providing advocacy for access to partnership services
Working with service users to support social (re)integration, enabling them to lead meaningful and purposeful lives: promoting recovery, resilience, peer support and self determination
Provide high-quality support and interventions to families with a multi-disciplinary Safeguarding team
Work closely with local Social Services Teams and Family Intervention Project
Promote family members' involvement to improve outcomes for children
Present cases at The Beacon Clinical meetings for Multi-disciplinary discussion where a change in circumstances/behaviour potentially changes the service user's risk profile
Review ongoing care and treatment, liaising closely with the full range of specialist works within the multi-disciplinary team, both within The Beacon and the Family Safeguarding Team
Work in partnership with other agencies and carry out joint key working to enable effective engagement and movement from semi-structured psychosocial interventions to promote recovery
Change Grow Live offer some fantastic benefits which include;
Health checks
Help paying for childcare
Cycle to work scheme
Food intolerance and allergy testing
Gym flex
Life insurance
Will Writing Service
Employee assistance programme
Please note that before employment can commence, an enhanced DBS check will need to be carried out.Training:Adult Care Worker Apprenticeship Level 2 Functional Skills in maths and English.Training Outcome:Ongoing training and development.Employer Description:CGL is a health and social care charity working with individuals, families and communities across England and Wales that are affected by drugs, alcohol, crime, homelessness, domestic abuse, and antisocial behaviour. Their projects, delivered in communities and prisons, encourage and empower people to regain control of their lives and motivate them to tackle their problems.Working Hours :Monday - Friday 9:00 am-5:00 pm.Skills: Team Working,Organisation Skills....Read more...
As a Group Work Facilitator Apprentice, you will be working towards the Adult Care Worker Level 2 apprenticeship over the duration of 15 months, alongside your daily roles and responsiblities.
Your daily roles and responsibilities will include;
• Research, design and prepare subject matter and materials for groups/pods• Engage with debriefing and evaluations with co-facilitator/s after groups/pods have taken place • Lead on graduation events for service users who have completed the programme• Review service user feedback and make adjustments as necessary• Tailor specific workshops around the needs of the SUs, such as: anger management, sleep disorders, relationships, etc. • Research and confirm community venues as needed
Change Grow Live offer some fantastic benefits which include;
• Help paying for childcare• Cycle to work scheme• Food intolerance and allergy testing• Gym flex• Life insurance• Will Writing Service• Employee assistance programme
Please note that before employment can commence an enhanced DBS check will need to be carried out.Training Outcome:On going training and development.Employer Description:CGL is a health and social care charity working with individuals, families and communities across England and Wales that are affected by drugs, alcohol, crime, homelessness, domestic abuse, and antisocial behaviour. Their projects, delivered in communities and prisons, encourage and empower people to regain control of their lives and motivate them to tackle their problems.Working Hours :Monday - Friday 9:00-17:00Skills: Communication skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Team working....Read more...
Principal Duties:
1. Learn how to assist and enable clients to achieve daily living activities, which could include but is not exhaustive:
Maintaining personal hygiene and appearance
Ensuring intake of drinks, fluids and food is documented accurately and when necessary, assist in feeding and drinking and making dietary decisions
Achieving optimum mobility and physical comfort using all available equipment and manual handling techniques where appropriate
Maintaining privacy and dignity
Maintaining independence and identity
Prevention of pressure area damage through good nursing care
Contributing to effective palliative care
Maintaining tidiness and cleanliness within the physical environment
2. Learn how to undertake tasks as detailed and prescribed in a service user’s care/support plan.
3. Develop skills in using innovative methods to support and encourage service users to participate in meaningful activities, new experiences and opportunities which will meet their individual needs (physical, emotional, social and spiritual) and promote good health.
4. Learn how to be responsible for providing physical and personal care to service users taking into account their basic and acute emotional needs.
5. Learn how to keep accurate, daily records as required (both electronically and manually).
6. Learn how care providers work in cooperation with members of multi-disciplinary health teams in order to maximise opportunities for service user therapeutic care.
7. Learn how to provide effective social care support to the people of Rochdale in line with the Care Act including:
Developing a relationship with individuals and their families/circles of support
Using a range of personalised and person-centred approaches to understand what people need
Developing a support plan and carrying out a personalised review
Exploring flexible and creative support opportunities within the local community
Developing skills in researching information to provide advice, support and guidance
8. To adhere to all statutory requirements and good practices as laid down by all authorities involved.Training:Adult Care Worker Level 2.
An apprenticeship includes regular training with a college or other training organisation. At least 20% of your working hours will be spent training or studying.Training Outcome:Progression offered to the right candidate.Employer Description:Rochdale Council builds success and prosperity with our citizens and partners, whilst protecting our vulnerable people.Working Hours :37-hours per week - Monday to Friday. Shifts to be confirmed.Skills: Communication skills,Team working,Proud,Pioneering + Open,Committed to gaining Skills,Passionate....Read more...
For more than 125 years Scania has been at the forefront of the automotive industry and today is one of the world’s most recognised and respected commercial vehicle brands, Keltruck Ltd is the largest independent Scania dealer in Europe with 18 depots across the Midlands and South Wales.Working for Keltruck is not just about the job. Keltruck go the extra mile to provide an excellent employment package for every member of staff. Some of the benefits include;
25 days holiday a year plus bank holidays (increases with service)
Pension scheme
Life insurance
Help@hand access for health and wellbeing support (access to a Doctor (can be an online video call) and personal medical help)
Access to YourFix, Keltruck’s rewards, benefits and communication platform which includes high street savings and various employee support tools from Keltruck
Length of service awards starting at year 1 and then every 5 years (increases to holiday entitlement, pension, salary, high value watch of your choice and factory tour to Sweden)
Scania tool box and tool kit for all Technical Apprentices for free
Access to Costco membership
Free warm drinks
Free parking
Free uniform
Refer a friend scheme of up to £2,500 per person
Continued learning once in a qualified role
Whilst at college, Keltruck provide your travel, food and accommodation costs as part of the apprenticeship. Have a look at what Joe from Scania GB has to say:Meet Joe – Technician apprentice of the year award winner (2023):Joe started at Scania in 2020, with no previous experience. He is now a fully qualified HGV technician and has just won the ‘Apprentice of the Year’ award.“From the start, I was made to feel part of the family, Scania paid for all the apprentices throughout the country to go on a team bonding week, completing fun challenges, building teamwork, and learning leadership skills. When I heard about the ‘apprentice of the year’ award my goal was always to win it. I have learnt so much throughout my 3 years in the workshop, from the course and from all the experienced technicians around me.I have two new goals now… to help our next apprentice win apprentice of the year and to develop my own skills further by entering the ‘IMI’ awards.I would highly recommend an apprenticeship with Scania, to anyone interested in becoming an HGV technician”.Quote from Scania GB MD, Chris Newitt:
"Apprentices are a vital part of Scania. They represent the future not just for us but also the wider automotive industry. As a large global organisation, it is essential that we invest in our worker’s futures. By doing so it allows us to help young people start their working life with the opportunity to grow and develop, all with the peace of mind that being part of a successful global company brings.
As the Managing Director of Scania UK, it is my job to ensure we have a diverse and dynamic group of apprentices that we can help shape and nurture to enjoy a successful career, and together, as a team, ensure the future success of Scania". If you are interested in becoming an HGV technician, please apply today.Training:This is a Vehicle Damage Panel Apprenticeship programme, delivered by Remit Group. Awarding Body: Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI)Training is delivered in the workplace and on block release at the Remit Automotive Academy in Derby. This means you will be required to stay in a hotel for 12 separate weeks (Mon – Fri) over the duration of the programme, which equals 4 weeks per year. All associated costs for training are met by the employer and there will be no cost to you. You will also be assigned a dedicated Development Coach who will visit you every 4-6 weeks either in the workplace or remotely via Microsoft Teams, giving 1-2-1 advice and guidance to help you achieve the following IMI qualifications: • Vehicle Damage Panel Technician Level 3• Functional Skills Level 2 in English & Maths (if required)Training Outcome:Scania invests considerably in staff development and training and you can expect to receive comprehensive training to provide opportunities for career progression not only in the UK but throughout their global organisation.Employer Description:Established in 1983, Keltruck Ltd is the largest independent Scania dealer in Europe with 18 depots across the Midlands and South Wales. The company, founded by Chris Kelly, is today managed by an experienced team of executive directors with several decades worth of experience within the road transport industry and the Scania U.K. network between them.Working Hours :Monday-FridaySkills: Communication skills,Initiative,Mechanically minded,Motivated,Passionate,Practical hands-on ability....Read more...
