Activity Leader

At Salutem, we aim to create a nurturing environment where children receive the highest quality of care from our dedicated team. Our core values drive our exceptional services:

In this role you will be supporting adults with a range of disabilities and support needs.

You are appointed to work at the Ambito day services and local community buildings (for example Jubilee library, swimming etc). In line with our commitment to support people in the most flexible and person-centered way we can.

 The main purpose of your job is to lead activity sessions based within the service and in the community. Along side the other activity coordinators you will create a weekly or bi-weekly planner with a range of activities that take every individual into consideration. The smooth running of this planner and regular reviews and updates will also be a responsibility of yours.

Key Responsibilities

Ensure staff feel equipped to support individuals in the session. This means:

• Linking with Support Workers as they support people to participate in their chosen activity.
• Meeting with staff to discuss what they think is working and what is not working, and support during changes to the planner.
  
  

• Managing, creating and monitoring appropriate sessions as well as taking responsibility for relevant equipment and resources.
• Contributing to the planning, development and implementation of person centred activity programmes.
• Contributing to the assessment, recording and evidencing of the activity programmes.
• Attending meetings as required.
• Carrying out any other relevant duties as reasonably requested by your line manager or Senior Manager.

   

• Listening and responding to people, using communication they understand.
• Supporting people to take part in enjoyable, satisfying and purposeful activities.
• Supporting people to make sense of their environments and to access their communities.
• Supporting people to learn new skills.
• Supporting people with their health and well-being.
• Supporting people with their personal care if they need this.
  
  

4. Help SCRC to provide a high quality service by:

• Keeping all records of your work up to date and accurate.
• Completing SCRC’s induction programme and attending courses arranged by your manager. Taking part in your own supervision. Attending and contributing to meetings.
• Behaving respectfully all the time to the people you support, their families/friends, your colleagues and members of the public.
• Taking into account people’s age, gender, ethnic origin, religious/cultural background, abilities/disabilities, and sexual/personal needs.
• Keeping up to date with SCRCs policies and practices and following these at all times.
• Keeping a safe, healthy and supportive environment for the people you support, yourself, your colleagues, and anyone else coming into contact with SCRC.
• You may also be expected to carry out other duties that are in line with the nature and grade of the role.