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Positive Behaviour Support Worker

Kennington
£27.5k/yr
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Positive Behaviour Support Worker

Positive Behaviour Support Worker (Complex Care)

Location: Ashford, Kent

Salary: £14.06 per hour (£27,500 per annum) – full time (37.5 hours per week), temporary (3-month fixed-term contract with possibility of extension)

Key Offerings:

  • Health Cash Plan
  • 34 days leave, rising to 39 days (includes bank holidays and "me day")
  • Instant pay access with Stream
  • 800+ discounts (shops, holidays, days out, tech, etc.)
  • Payment for Care Certificate (if not already completed)

About the Opportunity

  • Brilliant confident, positive, and open-minded people required to join the Transforming Care team.
  • Support a non-verbal gentleman customer with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
  • Focus on fun and energetic teamwork while maintaining a calm and understanding approach.
  • Work includes:
    • Garden time
    • Community excursions (drives, walks)
    • Engagement in physical activities

Key Aspects of Our Customer’s Communication

  • Non-verbal, but understands many words/phrases due to slow processing.
  • Uses:
    • Makaton (sign language system)
    • Object of reference
      • Most used signs: "yes" and "thank you"
    • PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System)
    • Body language (high sensitivity)
  • Responds well to humour (e.g., playful falling, tickles).

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Your Responsibilities

  • Support with daily living, personal care, and choices—customer’s needs always come first.
  • Collaborate with:
    • Team
    • Clinical colleagues
    • Families
  • Create and follow personalised support plans.
  • Recognise and foster strengths and abilities at the customer’s pace.
  • Use Positive Behavioural Support (PBS) to promote independence and social inclusion.
  • Monitor health/mood changes and act promptly to ensure safety.

Why Join Us?

More than a job—a valued place to make a real daily difference.

  • Exceptional training
  • Supportive, friendly work environment
  • Featured in: "UK’s Great Places to Work!"

Essential Requirements

  • Experience in Complex Care setting, preferably with:
    • Level 2 Diploma in Adult Health & Social Care (or commitment to pursue it).
  • Prior roles as a Support Worker (focus on complex needs or behaviours of distress).
  • Ability to adopt a flexible, person-centred approach (recognise individual uniqueness).
  • Solid positive risk management skills (ensuring safety and wellbeing).
  • Understanding of Makaton (not mandatory but advantageous).

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Who We Are

Diversity & Inclusion: Home Group thrives on authenticity, wellbeing, and support for diverse backgrounds.


Practical Considerations

  • Need to use technology for:
    • Updating support plans
    • Communication with colleagues
    • Completing online learning
  • Induction & ongoing support included.
  • Enhanced DBS check covered by employer.

For Reasonable Adjustments: Email recruitment@homegroup.org.uk

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Skills

Positive Behaviour Support
Complex Care
Makaton
PECS
Personal Care
Risk Management
Person-Centred Support
Communication Skills
Observation
Technology Literacy

Location

Ashford, England, United Kingdom

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