£13.00+ gross per hour, three days a week. Energetic, pro-active and cheerful part-time support worker for glorious young lady, 19, with an acquired brain injury

Title:Part Time Support Worker | Hassocks, BN6
Location:Hassocks, BN6
Nearest Train Station:Hassocks
Wage:£13.00 gross per hour weekdays | £14.00 gross per hour weekends
Driver required?Essential
Use of a car?On duty only - automatic
Essential Experience: Supporting a young adult with additional needs – personality fit just as important
Start Date:ASAP
Days & Hours: Term time: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 4.00pm – 8.00 pm School holidays: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10.00 am – 8.00 pm

We are delighted to be working in association with a case management company on this position. They will be carrying out all recruitment once candidate CVs have been forwarded for their consideration. Click here for more info on how Snap works with associated companies/clients.

Katie, 19, is a bundle of energy, bubbly and a social butterfly. Always on the go, Katie loves getting out and about, she will definitely keep you on your toes! Katie has an acquired brain injury, learning difficulties and diabetes insipidus. Her power chair helps her to get around, although she does require assistance with all aspect of her daily routine. Katie is at the centre of a loving family; Mum, Dad, younger sister and brother – this is a fast paced, busy household, so it really is all hands on deck.

The role is carried and you will assist with each daily task which will include Katie’s personal care, promoting independence, following her care plan, planning activities, implementing therapies and monitoring nutrition and fluid intake – the fluid intake is extremely important due to her diabetes insipidus, more information available at the Snap interview stage. Katie enjoys music, drama and people who aren’t afraid to be a bit silly and make her laugh! You need to have a good sense of humour to keep up with Katie and if you can sing and dance (good or not so good) Katie will be very impressed