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Spark Care

8 months ago

Brain Injury Support Worker

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Company information

Company
Spark Care
Location
UK, West Midlands, Warwickshire, Rugby United Kingdom
Posted
8 months ago
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Job description

About Us

Spark Care was founded to raise standards in brain-injury support. We are passionate about supporting people living with brain injury and neurological conditions. Our mission is to support clients in achieving their goals, gaining independence and feeling connected. We take great pride in matching each client with the right support worker. We want you to feel confident, supported, and aligned with the interests and needs of the person you’ll be working with. Your personality, strengths, and hobbies matter to us and we make sure they matter in your placement too.

The Role

Support Workers at Spark Care work with clients in their own homes and out in the community, helping to build independence, confidence, and motivation. The role focuses on making a meaningful difference through reablement rather than providing personal care.

Unlike traditional care positions, Spark Care does not deliver personal care. The emphasis is on reablement and supporting clients to regain daily living skills, work toward their goals, and develop the confidence needed to live as independently as possible.

A typical day involves visiting clients on a one-to-one basis to complete pre-planned activities tailored to their personal goals. At the end of every shift, concise and accurate notes are completed to ensure clear communication within the wider multidisciplinary team.

Shifts

  • Fridays | 4 Hours per shift | 10am - 2pm

About the Client

Lauren is a 20-year-old enthusiastic about building independence in daily living, driving, and community engagement. She is polite, friendly, and responds well to supportive guidance. Lauren enjoys going out, nature, organic products, and connecting with peers her age. She prefers a support worker close to her age, calm, approachable, and able to encourage confidence and independence. Support involves life skills, planning, community outings, and fostering social connections.

Benefits

  • Competitive Pay
  • Blue Light Card Eligibility
  • Ongoing training
  • Patrial Mileage and Travel time covered
  • Carer Discount Schemes
  • Flexible Hours to Suit You
  • Supportive Work Environment
  • Career Progression & Training
  • Employee Contributory Pension
  • Flexible Leave
  • Sick Leave

Required skills

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