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Autism Support Worker Required for Community Access (Ref10409) in Addlestone
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Autism Support Worker Required for Community Access (Ref10409) in Addlestone

Autism Support Worker Required for Community Access (Ref10409)

ad ref. FF636E7698
Part time£14.80HourlyNew Haw, Addlestone
Details
TypeJobs
Contract typePart time
Salary OptionsHourly
Email CV/Cover Letter to:[email protected]
CountySurrey
Additional requirements
DBS check
No agencies
UK driving licence
UK work permit
Description

Location: New Haw, Surrey

Pay: £14.80 per hour

Hours:

• 4 hours on Saturdays or Sundays

• School holidays: 3 days per week, 4 hours per day

• Additional flexibility may be beneficial

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About the Role

We are looking for a caring, reliable and confident Support Worker to provide community access support for a young person with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) living in New Haw.

The role involves supporting him to access and enjoy activities in the local community, including holiday clubs, animal therapy sessions, bowling and other leisure activities. The aim is to help him build confidence, develop independence and enjoy positive experiences outside the home.

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About You

You will be patient, understanding and able to build a trusting relationship over time. Experience supporting children or young people with autism, anxiety or behaviours that may challenge would be highly beneficial.

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The ideal candidate will:

• Have a calm and reassuring approach

• Be confident supporting a young person in community settings

• Be able to respond appropriately to periods of anxiety, frustration or emotional dysregulation

• Be reliable, flexible and committed to providing consistent support

• Have experience working with autistic children or young people (preferred)

• Hold a full UK driving licence and have access to a suitable vehicle

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Additional Information

The young person can experience heightened anxiety and emotional distress at times and therefore requires support from someone who can remain calm, patient and consistent. An understanding of autism and positive behaviour support approaches would be advantageous.

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This is a rewarding opportunity to make a genuine difference to a young person's wellbeing, independence and enjoyment of community activities.

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