Space Inclusive Outreach and Community Care - East Midlands

https://www.spaceinclusive.co.uk/job-openings/support-worker-outreach/

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Support Worker – Outreach - space inclusive Space Inclusive is an East Midlands based social enterprise that is committed to improving the lives and prospects of people with learning disabilities and Autism by offering appropriate and aspirational opportunities. We provide person-centred programmes that offer practical, real-life based activi...

Support Worker – Day Opportunities - space inclusive Space Inclusive is an East Midlands based social enterprise that is committed to improving the lives and prospects of people with learning disabilities and Autism by offering appropriate and aspirational opportunities. We provide person-centred programmes that offer practical, real-life based activi...

Our clients have been practicing their independent living skills at Day Opportunities and applying them at home with Outreach Support. Good work June!!

We're incredibly proud of our clients for exercising their right to vote! Their votes are crucial in shaping a more inclusive and understanding society.

Let's celebrate this powerful step towards greater representation and inclusion!

Join our team as an Outreach Support Worker and make a difference in the lives of those who need it most. Simply follow the link below to apply.

Support Worker – Outreach - space inclusive Space Inclusive is an East Midlands based social enterprise that is committed to improving the lives and prospects of people with learning disabilities and Autism by offering appropriate and aspirational opportunities. We provide person-centred programmes that offer practical, real-life based activi...

Our clients have support to access places of interest.....and today that was Drayton Manor! What a fun day out!

A sporty few weeks with Habibah! Support to access disability tennis with friends at Nottingham Tennis Centre, and meeting some sporting idols at Trent Bridge!

This week is Mental Health week. Movement has been shown to improve our quality of life, and wellbeing. Exercise releases 'feel good hormones' that help reduce feelings of stress and anger. Whether it's walking, running, sports or swimming, it all helps our physical and mental health.
Below is a link to the mental health foundation where you can find more information.

Mental Health Awareness Week Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 is taking place 13 to 19 May, and the theme is Movement. Join the UK-wide campaign by sharing your for your mental health.