Materials: To ensure that service users have a healthy and balanced diet, and that provisions are of a good standard, and stocks of food sufficient to cover any eventuality are held, and that any dietary requirements are met. To ensure that service users are suitably clothed, and their footwear is adequate for the activity they are undertaking. To ensure that each service user has his or her own personal hygiene items. To ensure that any vehicle which is supplied for use by the organisation is treated with respect, kept clean, and driven only for the benefit of the service users, and by those insured to drive on behalf of the Autism Together and to adhere to any mileage restrictions. MAIN TASKS Care of Service User(s): 1. To be directly responsible for a small group of service users, or a named service user and to train and develop their potential, in accordance with their abilities. 2. To ensure that each service user has a programme drawn up, which will provide appropriate training in social skills. 3. To draw up a programme of meaningful leisure activities for each service user, enabling them to acquire independence, whilst at the same time encouraging them to integrate as a group. 4. To act as key worker to service users, forge and maintain links with the families and take particular interest in their key person’s welfare and well being. 5. As and when required the key worker will, for reviews and other meetings, prepare, reports and assessments on their key service users, present these reports and act on recommendations arising from them within the agreed time scale. 6. To maintain a high standard of 'good housekeeping', ensuring that all areas are kept clean and tidy. 7. To understand the organisation's health, safety and fire regulations, and ensure that they are strictly observed. 8. To accompany service on holidays. 9. To not permit any unauthorised person on the premises, but only those on official business, or friends and relatives of the service user. 10. To ensure that necessary arrangements are made for service users to attend
Materials: To ensure that service users have a healthy and balanced diet, and that provisions are of a good standard, and stocks of food sufficient to cover any eventuality are held, and that any dietary requirements are met. To ensure that service users are suitably clothed, and their footwear is adequate for the activity they are undertaking. To ensure that each service user has his or her own personal hygiene items. To ensure that any vehicle which is supplied for use by the organisation is treated with respect, kept clean, and driven only for the benefit of the service users, and by those insured to drive on behalf of the Autism Together and to adhere to any mileage restrictions. MAIN TASKS Care of Service User(s): 1. To be directly responsible for a small group of service users, or a named service user and to train and develop their potential, in accordance with their abilities. 2. To ensure that each service user has a programme drawn up, which will provide appropriate training in social skills. 3. To draw up a programme of meaningful leisure activities for each service user, enabling them to acquire independence, whilst at the same time encouraging them to integrate as a group. 4. To act as key worker to service users, forge and maintain links with the families and take particular interest in their key person’s welfare and well being. 5. As and when required the key worker will, for reviews and other meetings, prepare, reports and assessments on their key service users, present these reports and act on recommendations arising from them within the agreed time scale. 6. To maintain a high standard of 'good housekeeping', ensuring that all areas are kept clean and tidy. 7. To understand the organisation's health, safety and fire regulations, and ensure that they are strictly observed. 8. To accompany service on holidays. 9. To not permit any unauthorised person on the premises, but only those on official business, or friends and relatives of the service user. 10. To ensure that necessary arrangements are made for service users to attend