Learning disability units
Support Workers Who Understand Positive Support
What your service needs
Staff Who Understand Learning Disability Units
Learning disability units and services support adults to live full lives with the right help. Consistency matters: unfamiliar staff can unsettle the people you support, so we match carefully and aim to keep the same support workers with your service.
- Support with daily living, routines and communication
- Positive behaviour support following each person's plan
- Activities, community access and building skills
- Working closely with families and the wider team
Roles we supply
- Support workers
- Senior support workers
- Care assistants
Experience we match
- Learning disability experience
- Positive behaviour support
- Autism awareness
- Communication support
- Epilepsy awareness
- Safeguarding and mental capacity
How we help
How We Support Learning Disability Units
Matched to the people you support
Tell us about the individuals, their support plans and any specific needs. We match support workers with the right experience and temperament.
Consistency wherever possible
We know change is hard for many of the people you support, so for recurring shifts we aim to send the same support workers each time.
Staff who follow the plan
Our support workers are used to working to support plans and positive behaviour support strategies, and to recording and reporting clearly.
Safer recruitment
Checked and Trained Before Every Shift
Every care worker goes through the same careful process before they are placed with your service.
- 1Interview and experience check
- 2Identity and right to work checks
- 3Enhanced DBS check
- 4Employment references
- 5Mandatory training up to date
Other settings
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FAQs
Questions About Learning Disability Units
Need staff?
Tell us about your shifts and we will be in touch to discuss cover.
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