Helping someone regain their independence after a life-changing brain injury can make an enormous difference to their everyday life. As a Support Worker, you''ll help a 68-year-old gentleman rebuild confidence, enjoy the activities he loves and achieve meaningful rehabilitation goals.Based in Winskill, near Penrith, you''ll provide one-to-one care for someone living with an acquired brain injury. He enjoys spending time outdoors, listening to music, reading, getting out into the community and having a cuppa and a chat.This is an opportunity to build a genuine connection with someone; encourage their independence and see the difference your care makes. What''s in it for you? 14.00 per hour, with full-time and part-time opportunities available.Flexible shifts covering days, evenings and weekends.Comprehensive induction programme and ongoing supervision.Specialist training in acquired brain injury, medication, safeguarding and rehabilitation.Company pension and access to the Better Health at Work Scheme.Company events, social activities and opportunities for continued professional development. Your responsibilities as a Support Worker Provide one-to-one assistance with daily living activities, encouraging independence wherever possible.Help your client stay focused on everyday tasks, including medication prompts and some personal care.Accompany him on outings and support access to the local community.Encourage participation in outdoor activities, hobbies and interests that ..... full job details .....