Overview
Academics are hiring: Special Needs Support Worker (Autism Support - Residential) Barnsley South Yorkshire. Full/part time roles available. Flexible shift patterns. Starting as soon as cleared
Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of adults with Autism? Do you have the compassion, patience, & dedication to support individuals in achieving their full potential?
About the role
As a Support Worker, you'll provide person-centred care & day-to-day support to adults with Autism, promoting their independence & wellbeing. No two days are the same. From helping with daily routines & personal care to encouraging social engagement & supporting activities, you'll play a vital role in enriching the lives of the people we support in the Barnsley region.
Responsibilities
* Provide tailored support based on individual needs & care plans. Promote independence, dignity, & choice
* Assist with daily living tasks, personal care, & medication (where required, relevant training provided by setting)
* Encourage & participate in meaningful activities, both in the home & the community
* Build strong, trusting relationships with residents & their families
* Maintain accurate records & communicate effectively with the team
About you
Kind, patient, & understanding. Excellent communication & interpersonal skills
A genuine interest in working with individuals with Autism
Experience in care or Autism support is preferred—but not essential as full training is provided but the right qualities are more important.
What we offer
* Competitive pay with enhancements for nights & weekends
* Comprehensive training & career development
* Supportive team environment based in Barnsley
* Opportunities for regular work for the right candidates, dedicated consultant on hand to support with placements
Ready to make a difference as a Special Needs Support Worker (Autism Support - Residential)? Apply today & start a rewarding career where you'll change lives—including your own. Send your CV to (url removed) or apply today!
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