Support Workers help to empower vulnerable adults and kids who are coping with mental illnesses and complex care requirements to maintain their independence and live their life to the fullest. By providing assistance both practically and emotionally, Support Workers have the power to significantly improve the quality of life of their clients which makes this an incredibly rewarding job.
A major part of the role of a Support Worker is forming strong, trusting relationships. Thisincludes developing good rapport with other care staff as well as clients' families. To ensure that clients feel safe in your presence, it is important to be friendly, attentive and understanding.