Aran Homes LTD
Support Worker

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Support Worker – Mental Health
Location: Wood Green, N22
Company: Aran Homes Ltd
Aran Homes is looking for a reliable and caring Support Worker to join our supported living service in Wood Green, supporting adults with mental health needs.
The role involves providing practical and emotional support to help residents maintain their independence, develop daily living skills and work towards their individual goals.
Main duties:
- Providing day-to-day support in line with individual support plans and risk assessments
- Supporting residents with daily living skills such as cooking, cleaning, shopping and managing their home
- Encouraging residents to be as independent as possible
- Supporting residents to attend appointments, activities and access the local community
- Providing emotional support and promoting positive mental health and wellbeing
- Supporting with medication in line with training and company procedures
- Completing daily notes, records and handovers accurately
- Reporting any safeguarding, health or wellbeing concerns
- Working alongside colleagues, managers and other professionals
- Maintaining professional boundaries and treating residents with dignity and respect
- Following company policies and procedures at all times
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We are looking for someone who is patient, reliable and able to communicate well with both residents and colleagues. You should be comfortable working with adults with a range of mental health needs and be able to remain calm and professional in different situations.
Previous experience in mental health, supported living or social care is preferred, although applicants with relevant transferable experience will also be considered.
Applicants must be willing to work flexibly as part of a rota.
Successful applicants will be subject to the relevant pre-employment checks, including an Enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references.
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