Waking Night Support Worker (Recovery) Linwood House

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Main Responsibilities of the Waking Night Support Worker:

Offer advice, information, and support to clients, including referrals for aftercare focused on maintaining an abstinent lifestyle.

Assist Therapists with risk management plans and reviews.

Ensure clients follow program rules, supporting the manager in investigating breaches, including substance testing.

Conduct intakes, assessments, and discharges efficiently.

Keep accurate client records and maintain databases.

Facilitate transfers between agencies and services for clients.

Support clients with medication reminders, conduct audits, and maintain accurate records.

Work with clients to create recovery plans that are realistic and achievable.

Help clients attend external appointments in line with their care plans, providing transport support or accompanying them as needed.

Assist with day-to-day operations, helping clients manage practical aspects of daily living such as life skills, housing, and benefits.