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About the Role

The Support Worker shall work with individuals to promote their active participation so that they can take part in meaningful everyday activities, regardless of their level of ability. Therefore, giving those they support more control, improve their confidence and increase their independence.

The Support Worker shall be working very closely with other team members, including therapists, tutors, teachers, and instructors, involved in developing and implementing action plans for the individuals; and communicating with parents/guardians to provide them with feedback following sessions.

What you'll be doing

Work with individuals during their daily participation in activities to ensure their active engagement to the best of their potential.
Support individuals during the provision of services in all possible aspects, including daily feeding needs, hygiene aspects, toileting and changing as well as supporting during transitions.
Work with the client during animal interaction and therapeutic horseback riding.
Work with the individuals in the pool during pool sessions, following the guidance of the Instructor/therapist.
Carry out activities together with the individuals as recommended by therapists in the multisensory rooms.
Actively support individuals during vocational training where appropriate.
Carry out transport supervision according to the exigencies of the programme.
Follow the practitioners' recommendations depending on the needs of each individual.
Follow practitioners, teacher's, and therapist's recommendations depending on the SMART goals of each individual.
Follow each individuals Behaviour Support Plans, Risk Assessments, Sensory Profiles under the guidance of the tutors/therapists.
Actively support individuals in the participation of sessions according to the curriculum/activities as planned.
The Support Worker may be required to research and find creative ways in which sessions can be delivered depending on each individual/group's needs.
The Support Worker may be required to assist the practitioners/teachers/therapists with delivering sessions in small groups according to the curriculum/activities.

What we're looking for

We are looking for a compassionate, reliable, and dedicated support worker with a strong passion for providing high-quality care and support to children (age group between 6 year and 12 years) with diverse needs.

Qualifications & Experience

A recognized 'Qualification' at MQF Level 3 or higher (minimum of 60 ECTS/ECVET) in health and social care or relevant.
Previous experience within disability sector (favour will be given to candidates exposed to autism spectrum disorder/challenging behaviour).
Available to work in the afternoons & on Saturdays.
High proficiency in English language (both spoken and written).

Support Worker (Part time/Gozo)

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