Experienced Waking Night Support Worker, LD & Autism Care Home

Experienced Waking Night Support Worker / Carer, LD and Autism Care Home, Bridgwater We are preparing for individuals to move into our Bridgwater home, which comprises ten individual flats and communal spaces for people to also share, and have fantastic opportunities for people interested in making a difference. As a consequence we need to increase from three up to four waking night staff on shift each night. The RoleYou will help people with their personal care, bathing, cleaning, toileting etc, support them to develop living skills. Working as part of a team, as well as some lone working, to maintain a stable, happy and caring environment that puts the health, safety and welfare of the people we support first. You will have a real opportunity to get great training, great support, do something that makes you feel good about yourself, and a great opportunity to grow and develop. Why work for Homes Caring for Autism? The company was founded in 2003 by Richard and Shirley Smith. Shirley has a brother who is autistic with a learning disability and they had a clear vision to provide great quality services for other people just like him. We have many people in our management and staff teams who have worked for the company for five, ten and more years. They understand and share the commitment to outstanding care and support and to supporting and developing our staff teams also. Homes Caring for Autism can offer you: Opportunities for fast progression for carers with experience.Excellent training to further develop your skills.Fully paid induction and a DBS (criminal records check) paid for by the company.Company pension scheme that includes employer contributions.Life Assurance scheme as part of your standard benefits package.Childcare vouchers and discounted high street shopping.Generous annual leave.