SEN Support Worker, SO51 Romsey. This is a wonderful part time role for an experienced, fun, and outgoing support worker, to provide 2-1 support for a fabulous young boy, 11 years old who has Cerebral Palsy.

Nearest Tube/Station: Romsey train station or 30-minute drive from Southampton
Wage/Salary: Weekdays, £16.50 gross per hour, Weekends £18.50 gross per hour
Driver Essential? Not essential, but there is use of a manual driven adapted VW transporter.
 Essential: Good hands-on experience supporting a teenager, Cerebral Palsy/manual handling, and personal care. DBS or happy to obtain one.
Start Date: ASAP
Days & Hours: Term time: Friday, 05.45 to 08.45 am and then 4.30 pm to 8.30 pm. Available hours during the school holidays, and cover for sickness/holidays.
Family/Client Pets: One very friendly dog
Recruiter: Janet (url removed)

About this client/child: Noah 11, lives with his two little brothers, one little sister and phenomenal parents. When you first meet Noah, you will be greeted with the cheekiest of smiles and his very sparkly personality; he is the most sociable boy you will ever meet! Noah is always up for a laugh and great fun to be around. He can have moments of stubbornness; Noah has limited expressive language, so can be frustrated at times either when he doesn’t want to do something or is trying to be understood. He adores being out and about and there are great places, clubs, activities available in his local area and beyond. At home, he loves baking, or being in the garden where he has a fab swing and trampoline. Noah has Cerebral Palsy affecting all four limbs.  He is a full-time wheelchair user, requires personal care. He has epilepsy which is controlled.  Most of his nutrition is via his PEG but he does have a blended diet – and he loves food. At school he uses an Eye Gaze, and this is being introduced at home. Noah can, and will make his needs known, by the word ‘yeah’ or, physically pushing things or people away.

Overview of role: This is a 2-1 role so a real ‘Team Noah’ affair. The morning shift begins early as Noah requires time to wake up and get ready for school. He has a fantastic, fully adapted bedroom, bathroom, therapy room. There is also a fully equipped day room for his support workers, all on the ground floor. School transport picks him up at 8.45 am.  During school holidays, Noah and his family want fun-packed days planned. Term-time: Friday, 05.45 am to 08.45 am and then 4.30 pm to 8.30 pm. During holidays, available days and hours: Monday to Friday, 08.00 am to 8.30 pm.

Who this job would suit: You will come into this role with plenty of energy and enthusiasm. Noah is a typical 11 year old boy who could happily sit in front of the T.V for hours at a time, but knowing he is going to be taken out to do fun, exciting activities, he will be raring to go! He loves people and will form a very strong bond with those he trusts and loves. The continuity of his care is vital, so please consider carefully before applying.

What’s great about this job: You will be joining a small but dedicated team; you will have continuous support from your colleagues. There is a comprehensive on-boarding process, with on-going support from Noah’s case manager, and his lovely family. If you want to continue making a difference in supporting an incredible, voraciously determined young boy, then please do apply.

Who is recruiting for this role? Our client is using our Advertising Package. The client will be carrying out all aspects of the recruitment process and will contact you directly if they would like to progress your application. By applying for this vacancy, you agree to our client having access to your CV.