OYINLADE ADEWALE

• Listened and communicated with continued care and attention to build trusting relationships with service users.
• Delivered a caring, supportive and nurturing environments, which young people felt secure and free from harm.
• Provided assistance in attending various external activities, from medical and social care appointments to shopping and swimming.
• Aided positive social transitions upon departure from care, guiding young adults with advice on necessary life skills.
• Improved the lives of children and young adults through ongoing educational and emotional development.
• Maintained diligent child safeguarding practices, regularly updating knowledge on current rules for optimised child safety and security.
• Prepared range of written communications, documents and reports.
• Managed complaints with calm, clear communication and problem-solving.

•Built strong relationships with service users by providing friendly, calming environments during therapy sessions.

•Promoted safe, happy and relaxed environments, encouraging service users to feel comfortable.

•Closely observed and documented service’s user behaviour, promptly reporting slight changes to medical staff.

•Developed trusting relationships with service users and advocated on their behalf.

•Generated detailed reports to document patient users' progress.

•Assessed and monitored healthcare needs by conducting tasks, including administering medication and temperature checks.

•Worked in a residential and hospital setting to support both children and adult with mental illness recovery

•Assisted managers/Nurses in helping vulnerable people to live happy and independent lives.

• Provided support in social, physical and emotional areas to assist service user with integrating into local community.
• Escorted service users to shops, appointments and special events, tailoring service to meet mobility and personal needs of individuals.
• Provided advice, assistance and support on a 1:1 basis, enabling young people to address past and present difficulties.
• Delivered a caring, supportive and nurturing atmosphere, which young people felt secure and free from harm.
• Promoted independence and self-esteem by allowing patients to complete specific personal tasks on their own.
• Observed and monitored service user's physical wellbeing and reported any changes to senior staff members.
• Administered medication as required in care plans and instructed by doctors.
• Maintained excellent service user relationships by offering practical and emotional support throughout care.

•Maintained service user confidentiality at all

Updated team weekly providing comprehensive reports and informing on any concerns.

•Helped service users with cooking, cleaning, shopping and other domestic duties, promoting independence.

•Worked with compassion, kindness and care to deliver exceptional patient-centred clinical services.

•Assisted service users with personal care-related activities maintaining dignity and respect.

•Provided excellent 24-hour, one-to-one care within homes of service users as a support worker.

•Maintained detailed and accurate documentation on daily record sheets on each visit.

•Worked collaboratively with other support staff to provide effective continuity of care.

•Maintained excellent relationships by offering both practical and emotional support to the vulnerable throughout care.

•Provided advice, assistance and support on a 1:1 basis, enabling young people to address past and present difficulties.

•Delivered a caring, supportive and nurturing atmosphere, which young people felt secure and free from harm.

•Worked in some short-term live-in support roles, helping service users recover from trauma, physical injury and strokes.

•Promoted independence and self-esteem by allowing service user to complete specific personal tasks on their own.

•Observed and monitored service user' physical wellbeing and reported any changes to senior staff members.

•Provided social support and companionship to service users by spending time with them