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This is a highly specialist and rewarding opportunity to support a young woman transitioning from long-term hospital care (over 8 years) into her own home within the community. You will be supporting an individual with: Anorexia Nervosa (requiring structured mealtime support), Autism Spectrum Disorder with sensory sensitivities, OCD, trauma, and C-PTSD, Severe anxiety and a history of self-injurious behaviours. Support is delivered within a highly structured package, including: 3:1 support during the day, 2 waking night staff + 1 sleep-in, Ongoing clinical and management oversight. This is not a standard support role. It requires consistency, resilience, and the ability to work within structured, clinically informed approaches.
Job Responsibility:
Provide structured, consistent, person-centred support
Support highly structured mealtimes using agreed guidance
Maintain clear, gentle but firm boundaries to ensure safety
Support emotional regulation and identify early signs of distress
Work within a low-stimulus, calm environment
Build trusting and positive relationships over time
Promote independence at an appropriate pace
Follow detailed care plans and risk management strategies
Work collaboratively with clinical teams and management
Support with daily living tasks, including personal care
Encourage access to the community where appropriate
Requirements:
A caring, compassionate, and resilient approach
Experience supporting individuals with complex mental health needs and/or eating disorders
Ability to remain calm and consistent under pressure
Confidence working with risk and structured care plans
Strong communication skills and emotional intelligence
Understanding of person-centred care and trauma-informed approaches
Ability to work independently and as part of a coordinated team
Flexibility and commitment to long-term support consistency
Nice to have:
Experience with eating disorders, autism, sensory needs, or trauma-informed care
Knowledge of PBS, PROACT-SCIPr, or similar approaches
NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Health and Social Care (or equivalent)