Senior Disabled Children's Support Worker

at  Oxfordshire County Council

ABOUT US

Children and Family Care Services supports Children/Young people aged 0 -18yrs who have a diagnosed disability and are open to the Disability Social work teams.
We are dedicated to empowering disabled children and young people to lead fulfilling lives, regardless of the challenges they face. We support children and their families around their needs, no matter how complex, ensuring they receive the support and care they deserve.
We provide domiciliary homecare, and short break opportunities for young people in their own homes and local community.
Our team is passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of those
we support. We believe in fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where every individual is valued, respected, and encouraged to thrive.
If you are looking to join a team that’s committed to making meaningful change, we’d love to hear from you!

We are seeking a compassionate and dedicated Senior Children’s Support Worker to join our team. The successful candidate will provide high-quality care and support to children and young people who have a disability, ensuring their safety, well-being, and development. This role involves working closely with families, social workers, and other professionals to create a nurturing and supportive environment

• As a senior support worker you will mentor and support staff within your team. The role is community based requiring you to travel to a number of homes and locations.
• You will contribute to, and attend meetings related to the Children/Young people you support.
• You will be supporting Children/ Young people providing domiciliary personal care for individuals within their own home. This involves personal care support including bathing, dressing, medical tasks and interventions for which child specific training will be provided.
• You will also support individuals to access leisure-based community opportunities.
• You will need to be diligent and responds to any emerging safeguarding concerns