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Residential Support Workers

Ilford
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Location: Ilford, East London
Service: Four-bed children’s residential home
Job type: Full-time, permanent

We are recruiting residential support workers for a four-bed children’s residential home in Ilford.
The home supports children and young people with emotional and behavioural needs. You will provide consistent care, structure and positive role modelling.

Responsibilities

  • Supporting children with daily routines and activities
  • Promoting emotional regulation and independence
  • Responding appropriately to challenging behaviour
  • Delivering key-work sessions
  • Supporting care plans and risk assessments
  • Completing daily records and incident reports
  • Supporting education, appointments and community activities
  • Following safeguarding and missing-from-care procedures

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Requirements

  • Recent UK children’s residential experience
  • Experience supporting EBD or complex behaviours
  • Level 3 Residential Childcare preferred
  • Good safeguarding knowledge
  • Ability to work shifts, weekends and sleep-ins
  • Unrestricted right to work in the UK

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This is an opportunity to join an established and growing care provider with a clear commitment to quality, safeguarding and positive outcomes. The successful manager will benefit from support from the wider leadership team while having the autonomy to shape the service, develop the staff team and drive continuous improvement. Regrettably, visa sponsorship is not available.

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Skills

Emotional Regulation
Behavioral Support
Safeguarding
Care Planning
Risk Assessment
Incident Reporting
Positive Role Modelling
Crisis Intervention

Location

Ilford, England, United Kingdom

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