Senior residential children support worker meir heath stoke

Senior Residential Children Support Worker (Meir Heath, Stoke.) Stratton Mills Recruitment, specialized in Children Social Care roles, is seeking a Senior Residential Children Support Worker to oversee and manage single-bedded multi bedded care homes in the UK where the well-being and development of our young residents are at the heart of everything we do. Key Requirements for the Senior Residential ChildrenSupport Worker: * At least 1-2 years of experience in a care environment for young people, with a focus on residential childcare or social care. * Relevant health social care qualification (level 3) for children and young people. * Willingness to undertake relevant training with a commitment to personal development. * Excellent communication skills with a genuine interest in working in a caring environment for young people. * A UK full driver #39;s license is required for the use of company cars on trips and running errands. Responsibilities for the Senior Residential ChildrenSupport Worker: * Maintain and demonstrate high standards of cleanliness and homeliness in the placement. * Support and encourage young people with household chores and assigned staff duties. * Assist in preparing and serving meals, encouraging a healthy balanced diet. * Adhere to health and safety policies, emergency procedures, and all related checks. * Administer medication after adequate training. * Support the independence of young people by assisting with living skills and personal hygiene. * Participate in social activities, outings, and trips with young people. * Engage as a named Key worker for one or more young person. * Monitor and observe young people displaying challenging behavior due to emotional, intellectual, or mental health needs. * Attend mandatory training sessions and participate in agreed systems of supervision and appraisal. Why Join Us: * Make a positive impact on the lives of young people. * Meaningful and rewarding work. * Career development opportunities