Positive Futures Recruitment Event
Positive Futures
Every day our support workers help people with a learning disability, acquired brain injury, or autistic spectrum condition live the life they want, in their own homes, in the local community. Every day our support workers help the people we support to go shopping, cook healthy meals, keep their homes tidy, help to make sure that any medicines that need to be taken, are taken and at the right times. They also help the people we support to have fun, pursue hobbies and interests, go swimming, play football, meet up with friends and live a rich and fulfilling life.
If you already have experience working in the care sector you'll know the difference you can make to someone's life. If you haven't considered a career in care before - maybe it's time. Positive Futures offers great pay and conditions, amongst the best in the industry, and outstanding training. If you have 6 months previous experience of providing support to someone - an elderly relative, or a friend who was sick for example, then come and talk to us at one of our recruitment events as we are expanding in Lisburn and we need kind, patient, caring, people to help us deliver our Supported Living Service.
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Date and Time
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Location
Bridge Community Centre
50 Railway St
Lisburn
BT28 1XP
United Kingdom
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