Weekend Activities Leader

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We are The Rose Road Association a Registered Charity providing essential Care and support Services in Southampton. We are passionate about supporting children and adults with, Learning disabilities, Physical disabilities and /or Autism. 

To coordinate activities in a safe and stimulating environment out of school hours in accordance with The Association’s policies, the Children Act 1989 and ensure young people achieve the 5 outcomes of Every Child Matters. To lead the Saturday club for children & young people between the ages of 6 to 18yrs.  To plan & co-ordinate all activities within a safe & stimulating environment in accordance with the Rose Road Association policies & procedures. To rota, supervise & direct a small staff team to provide a high-quality provision.  To carry out administration including planning sessions, managing petty cash, card account & reporting & recording.

Above all, we want someone who shares in our values.  These are:

• A commitment to Quality and Standards and being the best, we can be
• Treating people as individuals with dignity, being Person Centred.
• Working Together as a team, with Trust and Respect for each other and for the families we support
• Taking Pride and Passion in the difference we make to families and finding the Fun and Celebration in everything that we do

Alongside this fulfilling role we offer:

• High Quality Training
• Pension Scheme
• Employee discount scheme
• Free Employee Assistance and Wellbeing programme with 24/7 cover

Interested? Apply via the link below. You will be asked to register your details with Staff-finda and to upload your CV.  You will have access to the full Job Description and person specification and an opportunity for you to tell us about your personal qualities and why you believe that you are right for this role.

Salary:                         £12.78 per hour

Hours:                         Saturdays and some School Holiday hours available 

This post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure by the Disclosure & Barring Service. It is a criminal offence for people who are barred from working in regulated activity to apply for roles that require them to work unsupervised with that group (i.e., adults at risk, children, or both).

We are committed to the equality of opportunity in both the provision of our services and the employment of staff to provide these services.