Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of autistic adults and their families.
Access to outstanding training and professional development to enhance your skills and knowledge.
Supportive work environment that values diversity and promotes equal opportunities.
Ability to build positive, lasting relationships with individuals and help them achieve their goals.
Variety of service models allows for diverse experiences and the chance to work in different settings.
Encouragement of community inclusion and active citizenship, promoting a sense of belonging for supported individuals.
A rewarding career that fosters personal growth and offers a sense of fulfillment.
Are you ready for a transformative career this spring? Join Scottish Autism in Musselburgh and make a real difference in the lives of over 40 autistic adults. We’re seeking compassionate Autism Practitioners (Support Workers) who are eager to grow, learn, and foster meaningful connections. With us, you’ll receive top-notch training and support in a nurturing environment, whether you're a seasoned carer or embarking on a new journey in social care.
As an Autism Practitioner, you’ll play a vital role in promoting independence and community inclusion for those you support. You’ll build positive relationships with individuals and their families, developing tailored support plans that empower them to achieve their goals. Together, we’ll create a thriving space where skills are developed and aspirations are realised. If you’re passionate about making a difference and value diversity, we encourage you to apply—your unique experiences and insights could be the key to success for someone on their journey. Join us and be part of something truly rewarding!
Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of autistic adults and their families.
Access to outstanding training and professional development to enhance your skills and knowledge.
Supportive work environment that values diversity and promotes equal opportunities.
Ability to build positive, lasting relationships with individuals and help them achieve their goals.
Variety of service models allows for diverse experiences and the chance to work in different settings.
Encouragement of community inclusion and active citizenship, promoting a sense of belonging for supported individuals.
A rewarding career that fosters personal growth and offers a sense of fulfillment.
Looking for a fresh start this spring? Join our team and grow your career while making a difference. Let’s make this season the start of something exciting together! Join Scottish Autism’s Edinburgh & The Lothian’s team supporting over 40 autistic adults across a variety of service models. Why Join Us?
At Scottish Autism, we value the specialist care our staff provide, offering outstanding training and a supportive environment. Whether you're experienced in social care or new to the field, this role provides a fantastic opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute meaningfully. Our Services:
ARC – Day opportunities supporting autistic people to gain new skills and interests in a safe and thriving environment
Outreach – Supporting autistic people within their home and in the community to access local amenities and resources
Housing Support – To support people to maintain their own tenancy and to provide care at home as required
Adult Residential – To provide a home to people within a group setting while promoting life skills
What You’ll Do:
As an Autism Practitioner, you’ll:
Build positive relationships with supported people and their families.
Develop and deliver personalised support plans.
Promote independence, active citizenship, and community inclusion.
Support daily living activities, from household tasks to personal care.
Be a part of someone’s journey toward achieving their goals and aspirations.
Valuing diversity and promoting equal opportunities is at the heart of our vision, mission and values. We encourage and welcome applications from people with lived experience of autism.
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