Senior Residential Childrens Support Worker

Job Summary We are looking for a passionate and experienced Senior to join our dedicated team, supporting young people with Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties. This is a deeply rewarding opportunity in a dynamic environment where no two days are the same. The successful applicant will be a resilient individual who can meet daily challenges head-on and help rebuild trust with young people who may have experienced significant trauma. If youre committed to never giving up and continuously offering encouragement and support, we want to hear from you. Senior Support Worker Benefits Highly competitive salary. Full induction and introductory programme Fully funded training and qualifications. Enhanced pay scales that recognise both qualifications and experience. Enhanced company maternity & paternity pay Free meals. A great employee Benefits programme Life assurance. 28 days of annual leave. Senior Support Worker Role To undertake a lead role in ensuring the care and welfare of each child in placement. Coordinate and attend meetings with schools, social workers, and the local authority. Help oversee a team of support workers, providing guidance and training in various therapeutic techniques and protocols. Write reports for LAC, Placement reviews and Care plans. To raise any concerns with the Registered Manager as appropriate. Dealing with challenging behaviour (verbally abusive, possibly threatening behaviour) Positive role modelling at all times and maintaining a consistent approach. Collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to develop comprehensive care plans. Administer and document medication. Conduct and create risk assessments to safeguard children and young people. Build rapport with vulnerable children ages 8 to 17 years old and their families on supervised contact. Positive behaviour support and physical intervention. Conduct Keywork sessions. Liaise between social workers, families, and healthcare professionals. To safeguard and promote the welfare of young people. The successful candidate; Needs to be passionate about making a difference in young lives. Will understand trauma and have the resilience to deal with challenging behaviour. Has good communication and interpersonal skills to provide advice and specialist guidance to our children and families (once trained) Use their own initiative to resolve problems. Be a positive role model for the young people. Ability to work under pressure and prioritise work Ability to work as part of a team with the young people. Will be available to work Monday to Sunday between the hours of 7.30am - 10.30pm. Sleeps between 4-8 per month. Join us in making a difference - send your CV now. TPBN1_UKTJ

Created: 2026-05-01