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You will be supporting a woman who is living in her own home in the Lower Hutt area. She has Prader Willi Syndrome, which means that she has some complex support needs. She is fun, bubbly and has a clear view of what her best life looks like. She loves soft toys and op shopping and wants to make positive connections with her staff.
You will report to the Service Coordinator, Bjorn Christensen and have interaction with the family about the support being provided.
The job requires you to work Week 1 Tuesday 7AM-7PM sleepover, Wednesday 7PM-7AM sleepover, Friday 7PM-7AM sleepover, Saturday 3PM-7AM sleepover, Week 2:
Friday 7PM-7AM sleepover, Saturday 3PM-7AM sleepover.
This is a sleepover role and includes weekends.
Duties of the role
- Support the individual to achieve their personal plans.
- Strengthen and develop the individuals networks in the community.
- Engage with the individual to check that the support being offered is meeting expectations and enhancing their life.
- Support the individual with personal hygiene and wellbeing.
- Promote an environment that encourages the individual to feel safe and comfortable.
- Encourage the individual to grow and increase their independence by supporting them to learn skills for daily living and to make decisions and choices.
- Generate daily support notes, incident reports and daily handover notes to your co-workers.
- Collaborate with other support staff by attending staff meetings, coaching, keeping each other informed about the individual being supported and sharing ideas with your team members.
Skills and experience
- It is essential that you are fully vaccinated (mandated)
- Computer literacy
- Valid drivers license essential
- Valid First aid certificate
- Level 3 or 4 health and well-being qualification would be helpful but not necessary
- Previous experience providing support to someone with Prader Willi Syndrome would be beneficial but any experience in support work would be helpful
- A good team player, able to support someone who at times can display challenging behaviors
- Someone who is fun and creative and able to solve problems quickly in complex situations.
- Someone who loves arts and crafts, music, pets, op shopping and being connected in the local community.
Benefits
- Four weeks annual-leave
- Employee Assistance Program
- Cell-phone allowance
- Collaborative working environment
About Community Connections
We are a community based disability support provider that operates across much of the North Island. Our Vision is of an inclusive New Zealand where people with disabilities are embraced as fully participating citizens, where barriers to inclusion are removed, and where all people are respected and valued for who they are.
We believe that people with disabilities can and should live the life they choose, on their own terms and within the community of their choice.
Community Connections is an Equal Employment Opportunities employer, and we love diversity in what we do and whom we employ. We are committed to Te Tiriti O Waitangi, the UN Convention for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the NZ Disability strategy. We encourage people with lived experience of disability, mental health, Maori, Pasifika, people from other backgrounds and/or from LGBTQIA+ community to apply.
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