Nocturnal Recruitment Solutions

About the Role We are looking for a dedicated and resilient Supported Living Support Worker to join a committed team supporting young adults with learning disabilities and complex needs in East Sussex. The service provides high-quality, person-centred support for young adults who require assistance with daily living, independence, and community participation. Some individuals may also present with complex behavioural or psychological needs. In this role, you will play a key part in creating a safe, empowering environment where young adults can build confidence, develop skills, and live as independently as possible. Key Responsibilities Deliver consistent, high-quality care and emotional support to young adults with learning disabilities and complex needs Safeguard and promote the wellbeing of all individuals within the service Support individuals with emotional, behavioural, and psychological challenges in a calm and person-centred way Build and maintain positive relationships with individuals, their families, and external professionals Contribute to support plans, risk assessments, and regular reviews Keep accurate records, reports, and documentation Actively encourage and support the development of life skills, independence, and community engagement Plan and facilitate activities that promote inclusion and personal growth Safely administer and record medication in line with relevant policies and training Lead shifts when required and support junior or temporary staff Work flexibly on a rota basis, including sleep-in shifts where required Requirements Experience supporting adults or young adults with learning disabilities and/or complex needs (e.g. supported living, residential care, or day services) NVQ Level 3 in Health & Social Care (Adults) or equivalent (desirable) Strong understanding of safeguarding and adult protection Ability to support individuals with complex emotional, behavioural, and psychological needs Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Confidence in building positive, professional relationships with individuals, families, and external agencies Emotional resilience and the ability to manage challenging behaviour calmly and effectively Willingness to work within positive behaviour support and person-centred frameworks We are committed to creating a service where every individual feels safe, valued, and supported to thrive. You will be part of a collaborative team working closely with health services, local authorities, and families to deliver holistic, person-centred support.

Play Worker Client Group: Children and Young People with Autism, Physical and Learning Disabilities (5-18 years) Hours: 09:30-16:30 Pay: 17-18 per hour A friendly and supportive Day Centre is looking for confident, enthusiastic Play Workers to join their dedicated team. This rewarding role involves supporting children and young people with learning disabilities during Saturday sessions and school holiday programmes, helping them to access fun, engaging activities in a safe and inclusive environment. The role requires flexibility and an ability to work as part of a caring team. You will support the planning and delivery of centre and community-based activities that promote independence, social skills, confidence, and wellbeing. You will help create positive experiences for children and young people while ensuring high standards of care and safeguarding are maintained at all times. Duties include: Supporting children and young people with learning disabilities during Saturday sessions and school holiday programmes. Assisting with the planning and delivery of age-appropriate activities within the centre and the local community. Encouraging independence, communication, and social interaction. Ensuring activities and environments are safe, engaging, and inclusive. Providing personal care and support where required. Working closely with colleagues and families to deliver high-quality care and support. Requirements: MUST have experience supporting children and young people with Learning Disabilities. MUST have at least 1 year's UK experience working with children or young people with additional needs. MUST be happy to provide personal care. Have a good level of English (written and verbal). MUST be flexible and reliable. MUST hold a DBS registered on the Update Service or be willing to apply for a new one. If you have a DBS that is registered with the online Update Service, we can offer work more quickly. You must be able to provide 5 years' references and either have all mandatory training in date or be prepared to complete this prior to starting your assignment.