At Aspris, we believe that all young people deserve the best chance to grow, develop and receive support that prepares them for a bright future. Our Residential Support Workers are crucial in helping us to achieve our vision.
What the role looks like
As a Residential Support Worker, you will provide emotional support to our young people and help with day-to-day activities such as attending education and college, developing independent living skills and participating in community activities and clubs. If you are working a shift during the weekend, you will barely be on-site at the home because the fun is elsewhere - think theme parks, bowling alleys, cinemas and zoos. You'll have so much fun that you'll almost forget you're at work.
With the good times will come challenging times, with our homes accommodating vulnerable children and young people with autism, learning difficulties, social, emotional, behavioural, neurodiverse and mental health needs. Although our Residential Support Workers tell us that the strong relationships and lasting memories that you create together will more than make up for these challenges. For them, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing a young person overcome difficulties and progress.
Please note - due to the location of this home and nature of the role, candidates MUST have a full UK driving licence as you are required to transport our young people to external locations.<...