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About The Role
We are seeking a full time support worker to provide care and support at one of our Mental Health services in Maidstone.
For this role you will be supporting nine individuals, all living within their own flats.
As a mental health support worker, you will be required to offer appropriate physical and emotional support and advice to encourage independence and self-esteem. You will also liaise with multi-disciplinary teams to ensure the well-being and safety of the individuals. You will be working within a well-established and experienced team providing continuous training and career development opportunities.
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Full time - 39 hours per week.
Location
Maidstone (ME16) and are located close to Maidstone town and hospital. With free parking onsite and close links to bus services and train services.
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About You
Ideally, but not essential, you will have experience of working in a mental health setting. You will be provided with a paid full induction and ongoing training throughout your employment with Choice Support.
You must be enthusiastic, empathetic, reliable, resilient, and willing to support adults with diagnosed mental health and a forensic history.
Please note that we are unable to offer sponsorship, please only apply if you can work in the UK.
We may close this post early if we receive sufficient applications before the closing date. If you are interested in applying, we would ask that you do so as early as possible to avoid any disappointment.
To keep the people we support safe, we follow safer recruitment steps. This includes DBS checks, reference checks and reviewing your work history.


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Choice Support is Disability Confident which is a scheme run by the Department of Work and Pensions. As part of our commitment, we operate a guaranteed interview scheme - all candidates who declare a disability and meet the essential criteria for the role will be guaranteed an interview. If you consider yourself to have a disability or long-term chronic health condition or if you require any adjustments/support during the application/selection process, please contact Emelia.waring@choicesupport.org.uk so that we can discuss your needs with you.
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