Sam George Email & Phone Number

Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom

Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England, United Kingdom

Customer engagement on a 1-1 level, ensuring all needs are met to the highest level.Customer service to ensure the best experience within the hotelFlexible working within a small team, providing pastoral support when requiredTime management Presentation to high standards

Northumberland, England, United Kingdom

Working 1-1 with a family to support a child with cerebral palsy and SENDI requirements to access the community, widen interests, develop independence, manage behaviours, express needs for emotional support, setting boundaries to remain within, and addressing food avoidance issues. Also encouraging vital physical activity when they least want to. All whilst supporting the family holistically both physically and emotionally.

Northumberland, England, United Kingdom

- Care and support of children and young adults living with significant cognitive and physical deficits, both congenital and acquired. Enabling them to live fulfilling lives at home with their families, providing personal care, administering medications, carrying out physical therapy plans, assisting with community access and life skills, and providing emotional well-being support to both clients and their families.- Palliative care with working within DNAR frameworks- Interagency liaising to provide a holistic service- Management and administration of medication- Financial management- Leadership and training of new staff within established packages- Team and lone working- Cross trained in multiple complex medical conditions including epilepsy, locked-in syndrome, ASD spectrum disorders, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and global developmental disorders. - Time management, working to critical timescales - Organisational skills, preparation and implementation within company policies and procedures- Adherence to best practice, legislation, acts and policies- Communication skills - using Makaton spoken sign language, eye gaze technologies, body language, facial expressions, non-verbal cues

Northumberland, England, United Kingdom

Bedlington, England, United Kingdom

 Crèche support playworker caring for preschool children, during courses designed to educate young parents and support them back into work Charity support worker for a father's charity 4DADS. Enabling father's to spend quality time with their children away from the pressures of home life.  Organising trips for the charity, for example outward bound campfire and shelter building, accessing community activities, visits to visitor attractions, and even an experience day onboard the DFDS ship King Seaways.  Charity Fundraising – via events, raffles, membership fees, donation boxes for snack time Food preparation for charity events, including catering for parties. Cooking meals for nursery children and staff Managing SENDI holiday club, providing respite for parents and carers during school holidays, organising activities, managing multiple complex needs within a small team Community playgroups team member – operating satellite playgroups in local schools to support integration into the education system, working 1-1 with children experiencing additional needs with an aim to start mainstream schooling. After-school club playworker to support parents to work full time which in turn improved life prospects for those children in our care Nursery care of preschool children from 0-5 – working as a team to create short, medium and long planning around children's progress but within set budgets, executing and adapting this planning at short notice, enabling children to achieve their developmental goals Identification of developmental delay and working with outside agencies to support families to understand and manage identified needs Personal care – of young children and promotion of healthy self care in older children Interagency cooperation – working with social services, police, therapists, foster services, educators, and family support services to ensure best outcomes for children Story telling First aider

Gateshead, England, United Kingdom

Duty manager of small team providing short play stays for children under 11 years of age whilst parents shoppedUsing computer software for registration of childrenMonitoring security as crèche was located at entrance to storeIdentifying additional needs and reducing numbers to allow 1-1 support where requiredRisk assessor for crèche facilitiesNominated first aider on siteDisplay coordinator – for seasonal decoration, awareness of religious holidays, and significant cultural eventsAwareness, understanding, and acceptance of local and regional cultural backgrounds and beliefs, as it pertains to the care of children in the crècheAbility to deal with aggressive behaviour from parents