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Accounting - Finance
Bank Youth Support Worker (Supported Accommodation)
Accounting - Finance
#628488
Remote / WFH
Job Description
Care & Community Ltd are currently recruiting Bank Youth Support Workers to help 16–18-year-olds embrace their independence and develop key life skills after leaving the care system in a supportive, nurturing environment.
As we provide 24/7 support to our young people, we are looking for flexible support workers to work across a range of shifts, full-time or part-time, including, days, evenings and weekends. Your hourly wage will be £12.21 per hour, plus an annual leave uplift of 12.07% Your hourly wage will total with this uplift at £13.68 per hour., Certified Qualifications and training.
The team at Care & Community empower our young people to live and not just exist, nurturing them to maximise every opportunity, and help them find their feet as the embark on their individual journey becoming part of the community.
As a Youth Support Worker, you will:
· Support 16–18-year-old care leavers in developing independent living skills
· Arrange suitable activities in the home setting and in the wider community.
· Support our people in setting and achieving their goals.
For this role you will have achieved, or be prepared to work towards (with full support and guidance):
· Care Certificate in Social or Mental Health
· Level 2 in Health and Social Care
· Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce
As we provide 24/7 support to our young people, we are looking for flexible support workers to work across a range of shifts, full-time or part-time, including, days, evenings and weekends. Your hourly wage will be £12.21 per hour, plus an annual leave uplift of 12.07% Your hourly wage will total with this uplift at £13.68 per hour., Certified Qualifications and training.
The team at Care & Community empower our young people to live and not just exist, nurturing them to maximise every opportunity, and help them find their feet as the embark on their individual journey becoming part of the community.
As a Youth Support Worker, you will:
· Support 16–18-year-old care leavers in developing independent living skills
· Arrange suitable activities in the home setting and in the wider community.
· Support our people in setting and achieving their goals.
For this role you will have achieved, or be prepared to work towards (with full support and guidance):
· Care Certificate in Social or Mental Health
· Level 2 in Health and Social Care
· Level 3 in Children and Young Peoples Workforce
