Family Support Worker - Great Malvern, United Kingdom - Keys Children

Keys Children

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Great Malvern, United Kingdom

1 week ago

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Package Description

Family Support Worker

Location:
Great Malvern

Hours: 39 hours per week working earlies, lates and weekends.

Slar :
£22,105 - £23,727 Plus - £62.64 per sleep-in (working approx. 4-8 sleep ins per month, an additional £3,000-£6,000pa)

Do you want to work in a challenging yet meaningful role supported by experts with genuine opportunities for career progression and personal development?

Choose a career with Keys Group and you will support parents and their children in our residential family assessment centre.

We work with, for and alongside families who need a kind, caring and supportive place to stay whilst they undergo a residential parenting assessment.

Why choose Keys Group for your career?

This is an exciting time to join a leading and growing organisation as part of a friendly, professional and supportive team.

As well as competitive pay and in-house professional support we provide and fully fund the necessary training to achieve valuable externally accredited qualifications.

Join us as a Family Support Worker at our Centre in Great Malvern that provides support to parents and their babies and we can offer:

The Real Living Wage as a minimum
Full induction and introductory programme
Fully funded training and qualifications
Specialist training
Enhanced pay scales that recognise both qualifications and experience
Enhanced company maternity & paternity pay
A great employee benefits programme
NEST Pension Scheme
Life assurance
Enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check paid for by us
28 days annual leave including bank holiday entitlement pro rata

More about the role

You will take a multifaceted approach to providing support to families in the centre on day shifts and waking night shifts
Ensure the families are able to achieve their desired outcomes whilst providing practical support and advice.
You will be part of a qualified and experienced team that is overseen by the Centre Manager.
Complete initial assessments of the family's needs enabling you to produce action plans.
You will act as a positive role model developing trusting relationships that create recovery, growth and lasting change.

What do you need?

We want people who are naturally caring, flexible and resilient.
Ability to work as part of a team
Good professional boundaries with the families
Good IT skills required
Very organised on a day to day basis
You need to be able to work flexibly to provide support for families and children. This will include working shifts with fulltime and night hours being available.

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