Outreach Support Worker

Are you passionate about making a meaningful impact in the life of a young person? Do you have the skills and dedication to help a student with additional needs develop essential life skills and independence? If so, we want to hear from you!

We are seeking two Outreach Support Workers to work two-on-one with a female student with Smith-Kingsmore syndrome. This role is focused on developing life skills, encouraging independence, and providing personalised support in both educational and community settings. You will play a crucial role in helping her build confidence, social skills, and practical abilities for day-to-day living.

• Provide individualised support tailored to the student's unique needs.
• Focus on teaching essential life skills, such as communication, social interactions, daily routines, and self-care.
• Encourage and facilitate engagement in education, social activities, and the local community.
• Offer emotional and practical support, fostering independence in a safe and structured way.
• Work closely with families, educators, and other professionals to develop a personalised support plan.
• Advocate for the student's needs and ensure access to appropriate resources and services.
• Maintain accurate records to monitor progress and adapt support strategies as needed.

• Experience in a support worker/carer role whether this is with children or adults.
• An understanding of neurodevelopmental conditions, particularly Smith-Kingsmore syndrome, or a willingness to learn.
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills.
• Patience, empathy, and the ability to adapt to individual learning styles.
• Knowledge of life skills development and strategies for promoting independence.
• An understanding ofneurodevelopmental conditions, particularly Smith-Kingsmore syndrome, or a willingness to learn.
• A valid UK driving licence and access to a vehicle (preferred).