This role provides dedicated, person-centred support to individuals with complex health, physical, learning, behavioural, and communication needs within their own homes and community settings. The individuals supported may have multiple long-term conditions, neurological disorders, learning disabilities, autism, sensory impairments, or other complex medical needs requiring specialist care and support.

The successful care professional will deliver compassionate, high-quality care that promotes dignity, independence, choice, and quality of life. Working on a one-to-one or two-to-one basis, you will provide both clinical and non-clinical support while ensuring the individual's health, safety, wellbeing, and personal outcomes remain at the centre of all care delivered.

Responsibilities include implementing and evaluating individualised care plans, delivering delegated clinical interventions, supporting activities of daily living, promoting social inclusion, and responding app...