Full Time & Part Time positions available
Reference: SA 752
Exciting opportunities at Ardencraig! We support 8 autistic adults, with 4 more joining us soon. This is your chance to make a real impact—help people reconnect with services after a long break and support those navigating key life transitions, including post-education. Be part of a team that empowers individuals through a variety of building and community based opportunities including sensory experiences and community projects.
At Scottish Autism we acknowledge the specialist support our staff provide to autistic individuals, therefore those doing support work are known as Autism Practitioners. We provide outstanding training and are continuously improving to ensure all Autism Practitioners are supported and have the skills to deliver a quality service. This post is a good opportunity for those with a generic support worker experience to specialise. As an Autism Practitioner, experience of working within social care is desirable but not essential as we are seeking to appoint people who are willing to learn, develop into the role and who share our organisational values:
Collaboration; Compassion; Change Makers; Contribution. Autism Practitioners will work as part of a team to: Develop personalised support plans for the supported individual, Build positive relationships with the supported individual, Work in partnership with the supported individual, their family, health professionals and their support network. Work with stakeholders to ensure the supported individual’s life goals and aspirations are at the centre of their support. On a day-to-day basis, Autism Practitioners enable supported individuals: To take part in their chosen activities, and access local community opportunities, To help maintain their tenancies and support them to make the decisions that matter to them. To promote independence and active citizenship, community inclusion, support with household chores. Required support may include personal care. As part of your role, you will be required to undertake shift work including weekends and evenings, so flexibility towards working hours is key. A full UK driving license and willingness to drive company vehicles is desirable for these roles! What We Offer: We are proud to offer a comprehensive benefits package including: 32 days holiday (increasing with service) Life assurance scheme Pension (employer matched up to 9%) Valuing diversity and promoting equal opportunities is at the heart of our vision, mission and values. We encourage and welcome applications from people with lived experience of autism.
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Collaboration; Compassion; Change Makers; Contribution. Autism Practitioners will work as part of a team to: Develop personalised support plans for the supported individual, Build positive relationships with the supported individual, Work in partnership with the supported individual, their family, health professionals and their support network. Work with stakeholders to ensure the supported individual’s life goals and aspirations are at the centre of their support. On a day-to-day basis, Autism Practitioners enable supported individuals: To take part in their chosen activities, and access local community opportunities, To help maintain their tenancies and support them to make the decisions that matter to them. To promote independence and active citizenship, community inclusion, support with household chores. Required support may include personal care. As part of your role, you will be required to undertake shift work including weekends and evenings, so flexibility towards working hours is key. A full UK driving license and willingness to drive company vehicles is desirable for these roles! What We Offer: We are proud to offer a comprehensive benefits package including: 32 days holiday (increasing with service) Life assurance scheme Pension (employer matched up to 9%) Valuing diversity and promoting equal opportunities is at the heart of our vision, mission and values. We encourage and welcome applications from people with lived experience of autism.
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