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Job description

As a Project Worker, you will play a key role in supporting residents with day-to-day living, recovery goals and personal development. Please see employer website for full job details & person specification.

Responsibilities

• Develop & maintain a trusting & professional relationship with service users and act in a supportive & empathetic manner towards them.
• Contribute to & help maintain a harmonious and therapeutic environment.
• Support service users to manage their mental health, physical health and wellbeing through the development, implementation and monitoring of individual wellbeing and safety management plans.
• Actively encourage the involvement of service users in all aspects of decision making and seek solutions to difficulties encountered by them.
• Maintain clear, accurate, timely and complete electronic and written records/documentation and appropriately use organisational information systems as required.

Skills and Qualifications

Essential Skills

• Be educated to QCF/NVQ Level 2, or equivalent, in a related subject e.g. Care and 6 months paid experience supporting people within a health and social care setting.
• Or A minimum of 12 months paid experience supporting people within a health and social care setting.
• Have proven experience of motivating, supporting and mentoring service users.
• Experience of maintaining service user and agency records.
• Working knowledge of using IT systems.

Further Information

Location: Enterprise Court, House 9. Work Time: To be flexible as the role will involve working on a rota/shift basis in Supported Housing. Shifts will include early shifts, late shifts, night shifts, weekend and/or night cover as required to meet the needs of the scheme. Enterprise Court provides supported accommodation for people with mental health needs, offering a pathway that helps residents build confidence, develop independent living skills and move towards more independent community living where appropriate. The service supports residents across a range of accommodation settings, from higher-support rehabilitation placements through to more independent flats with floating support.