Elm Park•Posted: Jul 18•Deadline: Aug 17
Based in Ardleigh near Colchester, Essex, Priory Elm Park is a specialist brain injury service. We provide neurobehavioural
rehabilitation for people with complex neurological needs, following an acquired brain injury (ABI) or traumatic brain injury
(TBI). This includes assessment as well as treatment.
Jankyns Place Accommodation Service•Posted: Jul 18•Deadline: Aug 17
Full-Time | 37.5 Hours
£26,080.56 per annum
Make a Real Difference Every Day
Are you passionate about mental health, recovery, and empowering people to live independently?
Join Together for Mental Wellbeing as a Senior Support Worker and support individuals with complex mental health needs to build
confidence, develop life skills, and achieve their personal goals.
About the Role
This is a senior mental health support role at Jankyns Place which is a supported accommodation service consisting of 17 flats.
You will:
* Provide recovery-focused support to adults (18+) with complex mental health needs
* Empower service users to gain independence and move into the community living independently
* Build positive, meaningful relationships based on trust, respect and inclusion
* Support individuals to attend appointments and engage in their community
* Work as part of a supportive, values-driven team
Why Join Us?
* Supportive, inclusive working environment
* Ongoing training & career development
* Be part of a values-led organisation focused on hope, empowerment and recovery
Apply Now
If you want a rewarding role where you can make a genuine impact, apply today and start your career journey with us.
Key Responsibilities
Clifton House Accommodation Service•Posted: Jul 18•Deadline: Aug 17
£ 27570.78 per annum
At Clifton House, part of Together for Mental Wellbeing, you'll support people experiencing mental health challenges to build
confidence, develop independence, and work towards their personal goals. Together has been empowering people to lead fulfilling
lives since 1879, with a strong focus on choice, recovery, and person-centred support.
To assist service users to live their best lives by assisting them – directly and through others - to exercise
choice in order to: improve their mental health and wellbeing; stay safe; reduce loneliness; increase social
participation; work towards goals; develop their independence
Working with services users in accordance with the regulations laid down by the Care Quality Commission or the Care Act
