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Support Worker
3 months ago
In Falkirk we run The Studio Monday and Friday 9am - 3pm and Outreach supporting people in their homes, out in the community, volunteering in shops or the farm, social days, Bowling group, paying bills, shopping, and more.
We are always recruiting people who prefer to work on a casual basis, with no minimum hours per week and shifts offered to you based on your availability.
Post: Support Worker Service: Housing & Community Support Services (HACSS)
Base: Regional base as set by line manager
Line Managed by: Team Manager
Salary
Casual rate: £12 per hour Sleepover rate (if applicable) £96 per night.
Hours: Casual
Our Recruitment Process
Equal Opportunities Form for Applicants
Main purpose:
The main purpose of this post is to provide a caring, efficient and effective 24/7 support service to people who use The Action Group’s Services. This will include assisting people to develop their skills by supervising and participating in various support activities in a way that enriches their opportunities and promotes choice. The main duties for this post are detailed below under two headings: 1. Specific Duties (that apply to this job in particular) 2. General Duties (that apply to all staff in The Action Group)
About The Role
Specific Duties
Practice the TAG Key Worker system. For example, organising support plans / case
reviews as required for individual people we support with all relevant stakeholders, ensuring
effective handovers between staff, and maintaining records, case files etc.
Promote the physical and emotional wellbeing of the people we support at all times
(eg. supporting people to maintain acceptable and adequate levels of self-care, carrying out
risk assessments, etc)
Actively develop meaningful and trusting relationships with the people we support (eg.
helping people to gain insight into their own behaviour, attitudes and reactions)
Encourage independence in all daily living activities wherever possible, and support
them with this only when necessary (e.g. housework, food preparation, household admin etc)
Promote people’s hobbies, interests and activities, and encourage participation in all
aspects of community life. For support workers in the Children and Adults in Transition
Services this may include organising day trips and activities with young people as required, as
well as accompanying them to sporting activities such as swimming, and participating in these
activities as appropriate.
Directly assist with the personal care as required
Work with the people we support to maximize their ability to communicate effectively
and promote self-advocacy wherever possible
Advocate on behalf of the people we support when needed (e.g. liaising with external
organisations regarding benefits, education, tenancy and employment etc)
Work with relatives and carers of people we support (e.g. arranging support plans,
dealing with complaints and frustrations, etc) and help to ensure that relatives have a
significant role in the person’s life wherever possible and appropriate.
Find out about the wide range of local services, amenities and organisations available
to people we support.
Work with both individuals and groups of in all of the above, according to need
Participate flexibly in the various shift work patterns required by the needs of the
people we support (including regular working outwith weekday office hours; for example, in
the evening and at weekends, where applicable)
Regularly undertake ‘sleepover’ or ‘waking night’ duties where required
From time-to-time, the postholder may be asked to cover short-term absences of
Support Workers in other teams
General Duties (these are applicable to all The Action Group staff)
Read, and work in accordance with, TAG’s Mission, Aims & Objectives, and current
Business Plan
Manage own work time effectively
Keep on top of own paperwork and maintain effective and organised filing systems, as
appropriate to the specific job role
Treat everyone with consideration and respect
Ensure prompt, polite and clear communication (whether responding to a query from a
member of staff or a complaint from person we support)
Keep up to date and comply with all applicable TAG policies and procedures (covering
everything from personal Health & Safety to Care Commission Standards)
Promote and respect individual rights and responsibilities at all time
Retain the highest standards of confidentiality, as appropriate to the specific role
Assist your manager and other work colleagues as appropriate and whenever possible
Take charge of own CPD (Continuous Professional Development) and contribute to TAG
maintaining the Investors In People standard
Be responsible for own work life balance (e.g. taking annual leave at regular intervals,
etc)
Skills Needed
About The Company
Our History
The Action Group was set up in 1976 by a group of parents and carers of people who had learning disabilities and other support needs. They began by campaigning for better services for the people they cared about in the local area of Leith and Restalrig. This group, who all lived in the north east of Edinburgh, took the name Area 5 Action Group from the Social Work Department’s area in which they lived.
Providing and Improving Learning Disability Care for Over 45 Years
The Action Group was, and continues to be, a membership organisation with the twin aims of campaigning for, and providing, good community care services. In 1976, services and supports in the community were few and far between and large institutions and hospitals, like Gogarburn in Edinburgh, were the main service for children and adults.
Locally, The Area 5 Action Group ran a high profile political and media campaign to get learning disability and support needs on the agenda. It also explored ways to develop service-provision
By 1985, now called The North Edinburgh Action Group, membership had grown and service users came from all over Edinburgh, East Lothian, West Lothian and Midlothian.
By 1992, with development plans focussing across an even wider area, a further name change to The Action Group was made.
Over the years the Action Group has been at the forefront of campaigning for and providing high quality community services.
Company Culture
The Vision
That Families caring for a person and individuals who have support needs and/or Learning Disability encounter no barriers to their chosen lifestyle, are able to follow a path of choice and can enrich their opportunities.
The Mission
To Value, listen and involve people so that our every action is judged to be the best.
The Values
An ordinary life includes the 5 accomplishments which derives from the work of John O'Brien.
These values are at the heart of the organisation.
People accessing our services should have:
Community presence - Relationships
Competency - Respect - Choice
Desired Criteria
Required Criteria
- Shares our values - Equality, Inclusion. Flexibility, Person Centred Support, Respecting differences.
- Practically-Minded - Can budget and manage a home – Assesses Risk Well – Plans stuff in advance -Responds well to challenging situations
- A nice person Listens- Interested in people-Patient and Calm- Fun- Caring and considerate
- Good in a Team- Communicates well – Takes responsibility- Asks for advice - Helps others
- Get the details right – Punctual – Consistent – Follows procedures- Finds out and remembers stuff – Completes paperwork
- Not afraid to think – Reflects on practice – Learns from experience – Puts self in other’s shoes- Suggests ideas.
- This post requires registration with the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC). Applicants who are not registered with the SSSC when starting will have 6 months in which to register. Applicants already registered with the SSSC must inform that body of their employment with The Action Group.
- This post requires PVG clearance. Applicants who are not members of the PVG scheme should be prepared to join before commencing employment.
- Driving license
Closing DateWednesday 31st July, 2024