EMMANUEL OBEYA

• Support young people (YP) with different learning disabilities, autism, and mental health needs.
• Manage challenging behavior using set strategies and procedures in individual care plans, and review them regularly.
• Provide emotional and positive behavior support to service users.
• Assist with designing and planning activities that create the best experience for service users within the community.
• Assist the service lead in organizing and coordinating support plans to ensure they meet the needs of service users.
• Assist the service lead in updating care support plans and daily interactions on manual and electronic record systems.
• Assist the service lead with allocating day-to-day duties and activities for service users.

• Support service users in developing life skills and making choices that help them reach their potential and promote inclusivity in the community.
• Design and implement programs to enhance social skills and self-esteem of service users.
• Understand individual needs to ensure person-led care is delivered with dignity at all times.
• Collaborate with a dedicated team to provide safe, high-quality support, liaising with external agencies and community workers to ensure adequate supplies and upkeep in supported living settings.
• Provide emotional, social, and cultural support to vulnerable youth, aiding in the development of practical life skills.
• Build and maintain trusting relationships with children and families, fostering trust and communication.
• Create, update, and communicate individual risk assessments.

• Assisted with bathing, dressing, and feeding, promoting a supportive and dignified environment while ensuring patient comfort and well-being.
• Assisted patients with daily exercises prescribed by physiotherapists, including safe walker use and encouragement to complete prescribed movements.
• Administered medication accurately and safely according to prescribed schedules, while monitoring patients and maintaining detailed medication records.
• Managed medical supplies and equipment, ensuring adequate stock levels.

• Delivered direct, hands-on personal care to aged and disabled clients, including assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, feeding, continence care, and personal hygiene, while maintaining dignity, privacy, and respect.

• Supported clients with mobility and transfers, including safe use of wheelchairs and mobility aids, in accordance with manual handling and safety procedures.

• Provided daily living support in line with individualized care and support plans, promoting comfort, wellbeing, and functional independence.

• Assisted clients to participate in routine activities and community engagement, supporting social inclusion and emotional wellbeing.

• Assisted with medication support strictly within scope of practice, following care plans and organizational procedures, including observation, documentation, and prompt reporting of concerns.

• Monitored and reported changes in clients’ physical, emotional, or mental condition to senior staff and healthcare professionals.

• Maintained accurate and contemporaneous documentation, including daily progress notes, incident reports, and medication records, ensuring confidentiality and continuity of care.

• Applied infection prevention and control practices, including hand hygiene, use of PPE, and maintaining a safe and clean care environment.