Hours: Flexible (Part-time or Full-time).
Responsibilities:
Forming strong relationships with clients.
Assisting with Personal Care and household tasks (e.g., cooking, cleaning).
Keeping records of client data.
Meeting with Clients: Support workers meet with clients to discuss their
practical and emotional needs.
Designing Care Plans: They create personalized care plans based on clients’
unique requirements.
Emotional Support: Support workers provide emotional support by actively
listening to clients and addressing their concerns1.
Assisting with Domestic Tasks: This includes helping with household chores
like shopping, cooking, cleaning, and washing.
Qualifications:
Friendliness and Caring Nature: should be friendly, kind, and compassionate.
Excellent Communication Skills: Effective communication is crucial for
understanding patients’ needs and providing appropriate care.
Active Listening: Being a good listener helps understand patients’ concerns
and preferences.
Problem-Solving Skills: Support workers often encounter various situations,
so adaptability and problem-solving abilities are essential.
Organizational Skills: Time management and organizational abilities help
support workers handle tasks efficiently.
Must be driving (Own Car Driver)