Specialist Brain Injury Support Worker Partners In Care Yorkshire

Scarborough

£13 per hour plus enhanced weekend rate

25-35 hours per week depending on service needs

We are seeking compassionate, resilient, and emotionally intelligent individuals to join a specialist community support team assisting a woman living independently with an acquired brain injury.

This is not a traditional domiciliary care role. The position involves working closely with one client within her own home and community, supporting independence, emotional wellbeing, daily living, and social engagement within a highly personalised support package.

The role requires patience, consistency, professionalism, and the ability to work confidently within a complex relational environment. Applicants should be comfortable supporting an individual who can at times present with behaviours that are challenging.

Successful candidates will become part of a small, specialist team focused on delivering high-quality, person-centred support that promotes dignity, autonomy, and long-term stability.

• Supporting with daily routines and independent living
• Assisting with emotional regulation and wellbeing
• Building positive, professional therapeutic relationships
• Supporting access to the community and activities
• Maintaining accurate records and reporting concerns
• Working collaboratively with multidisciplinary professionals and family members
• Responding calmly and professionally in challenging situations
• Promoting safety, structure, consistency, and independence
• Personal care support where required

We are looking for individuals who are:

• Calm and emotionally resilient
• Able to maintain professional boundaries
• Strong communicators
• Observant and reflective
• Consistent and reliable
• Comfortable working within complex interpersonal dynamics
• Interested in psychology, rehabilitation, mental health, or neuro support

Experience in care is welcomed but not essential. We value attitude, maturity, and emotional intelligence as highly as previous experience.

• Acquired brain injury
• Mental health support
• Autism or learning disabilities
• Positive behaviour support
• Community support work
• Psychology, counselling, social care, or rehabilitation backgrounds

• Specialist training and ongoing support
• Consistent hours with one client
• Supportive management structure
• Opportunities for progression
• Competitive rates of pay
• Meaningful and rewarding long-term work