Casual Support Workers
Adult Services

Address – Ascot House, Ascot Avenue, Sale M33 4GT
Salary -£11.74 - £12.96 per hour (equivalent to £19,698 - £21,748 per annum pro rata)
Salary Grade – Band 3
Working Pattern – Casual
Working Hours – Flexible Day/Evenings 
Interview Date – To be confirmed

Care for others – make a difference. Working in adult social care you can really make a difference to people’s lives every single day, and they will make a difference to yours too.

About us:
Ascot House service that supports service users with rehab goals within the 24 hour Intermediate Care Unit. We provide support with personal care, medications for people who have experienced recent illness or injury. Our focus is to support our service users to regain their confidence and independence.  Service user are given the time and space they need to progress with their goals to enable them to return home.

The team consists of 42 Support Workers, 4 Senior Support Workers and 4 Deputy Managers the Registered Manager.  We work as a multi-disciplinary team working alongside Nurse, GP, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapy and Social Workers this gives the service user a holistic assessment of their needs.

If you have never worked in care before we will provide you with the training and support you need.  If you have never done care work before, you may want to look at this online test to check whether it is for you:   http://www.aquestionofcare.org.uk/whats-involved

About you:
Your style and approach will reflect your values and you will be passionate about what you do, always striving to improve things, valuing and respecting others. You will take pride in your work and always getting things right the first time and learn from when things do go wrong. You will enjoy taking personal responsibility to resolve issues and change what you do and how you do it to make a difference. You will have good communication skills with both service users and other professionals.

About the role:
Ascot house is an Intermediate Care services and a Discharge to Assess unit our goal is to support our service users to progress with their rehab gaining confidences  to return home and  live independently. You will support service users with personal care tasks, medication and rehab programs.  Your remit will be to promote independence and personal centered care at all times. 

You will undertake all training courses as required.

You will be required and undertake all tasks conducive to the role.

Any appointments made to these roles will be subject to the candidate obtaining an enhanced DBS as part of our clearance processes.

Casual Support Worker role profile.pdf

For more information contact Sue Burrell Tel: 0161 912 2664 Email: ascothouse@trafford.gov.uk (Please do not send CVs to this email address as they will not be acknowledged).
Location
Ascot House
Vacancy Description
 
Address – Ascot House, Ascot Avenue, Sale M33 4GT
Salary -£11.74 - £12.96 per hour (equivalent to £19,698 - £21,748 per annum pro rata)
Salary Grade – Band 3
Working Pattern – Casual
Working Hours – Flexible Day/Evenings 
Interview Date – To be confirmed

Care for others – make a difference. Working in adult social care you can really make a difference to people’s lives every single day, and they will make a difference to yours too.

About us:
Ascot House service that supports service users with rehab goals within the 24 hour Intermediate Care Unit. We provide support with personal care, medications for people who have experienced recent illness or injury. Our focus is to support our service users to regain their confidence and independence.  Service user are given the time and space they need to progress with their goals to enable them to return home.

The team consists of 42 Support Workers, 4 Senior Support Workers and 4 Deputy Managers the Registered Manager.  We work as a multi-disciplinary team working alongside Nurse, GP, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapy and Social Workers this gives the service user a holistic assessment of their needs.

If you have never worked in care before we will provide you with the training and support you need.  If you have never done care work before, you may want to look at this online test to check whether it is for you:   http://www.aquestionofcare.org.uk/whats-involved

About you:
Your style and approach will reflect your values and you will be passionate about what you do, always striving to improve things, valuing and respecting others. You will take pride in your work and always getting things right the first time and learn from when things do go wrong. You will enjoy taking personal responsibility to resolve issues and change what you do and how you do it to make a difference. You will have good communication skills with both service users and other professionals.

About the role:
Ascot house is an Intermediate Care services and a Discharge to Assess unit our goal is to support our service users to progress with their rehab gaining confidences  to return home and  live independently. You will support service users with personal care tasks, medication and rehab programs.  Your remit will be to promote independence and personal centered care at all times. 

You will undertake all training courses as required.

You will be required and undertake all tasks conducive to the role.

Any appointments made to these roles will be subject to the candidate obtaining an enhanced DBS as part of our clearance processes.

Casual Support Worker role profile.pdf

For more information contact Sue Burrell Tel: 0161 912 2664 Email: ascothouse@trafford.gov.uk (Please do not send CVs to this email address as they will not be acknowledged).