**Hourly Rate:** £16.00 per hour
• *Location: Keynsham.

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• *For this position it is essential that you have a background in supporting people with personality disorders (BPD, EUPD, personality disorder traits), complex post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), complex trauma and autism.**

Ideally your experience will be in community base settings, such as supported living and/or residential care.
• Knowledge of trauma informed care practice is essential.
• Knowledge of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) would be an advantage.

You will play a pivotal role in providing person-centred support for a nonbinary individual with a complex trauma history to develop essential life skills and independence.
• They are supported on a 2:1 basis in their own home.
• They are an avid animal lover and have rescue cats.
• They are fun and engaging with a creative nature.
• They have an interest in crystals, music, swimming and enjoys spending time with their son.
• You will be part of a dynamic and resilient team that values diversity, promotes inclusion, and fosters a supportive environment.
• *As a key team player your responsibilities will include:**.

• Providing, trauma informed, person-centred support.
• Supporting the person to develop self-management tools to aid in their recovery and live a fulfilled life.
• Supporting the person to explore ways in which they can increase their understanding, insight and motivation and view self-management of risk as an essential part of recovery.
• Working with the person to help identify potential triggers which may lead to signs of mental health decline and behaviours of concern.
• Implementing Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) strategies to improve quality of life and reduce behaviours of concern.
• Collaborating with the person to create and implement tailored support plans.
• Assisting the person to develop essential life skills such as cooking, personal hygiene, budgeting, and household management.
• Supporting with medication, medical appointments, and maintaining good quality health and well-being.
• Supporting with community activities and enable the person to engage in social events, access local services, and build meaningful relationships.
• Maintaining accurate and comprehensive care records, documenting progress, incidents, and outcomes as required.
• Working closely with your colleagues, the family, external professionals, and other agencies to ensure holistic care for the person.
• *Hours:**.

We provide support on a 24/7 basis with a staffing ratio of 2:1 support.

You will be expected to support on a rotational basis working 12-hour shifts.

This will include every other weekend and will include sleep-in duties
• *Our Refer a Friend scheme is worth £500 in total.**

This is split £250 after the person has worked 100 hours and then another £250 when they have passed probation (6 months usually).
• *Please contact our friendly recruitment team on 01484 629935 if you would like to know more about this position.**
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