Independence, communication and community life
Support workers help people take part in daily life, make choices and work towards their own goals. Support may focus on routines, relationships, communication, community activities or agreed positive behaviour support.
Typical responsibilities
- Follow the person’s support plan, communication approach and risk arrangements.
- Promote choice and independence, keep clear records and report changes or concerns.
- Agree any personal care, medication, lone-working or specialist duties separately, with the required competence and supervision.
Where this role may fit
Supported living, adult residential services and children’s support settings, subject to age-appropriate experience, safeguarding checks and the assignment requirements.
What to include in your enquiry
Tell us the setting, age range, communication needs, support goals, staffing ratio, required experience and any practical competencies.
Actual duties, competence, supervision and recruitment requirements are agreed for each assignment. An enquiry does not confirm availability.
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