At Bright Futures, we champion the potential of every person with autism and a learning disability, believing wholeheartedly in their ability to thrive and lead the most fulfilling lives. We're looking for a Registered Learning Disability Nurse (RNLD) to join our central Quality Team, providing specialist clinical leadership across our education and residential care services, including three Bright Futures schools in the North West. This is a varied and rewarding role where you'll combine hands-on clinical expertise, health leadership and staff development to ensure children and adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs receive the right support to be healthy, safe and able to thrive.

You'll assess and review individual health needs, develop and oversee healthcare plans, provide specialist nursing advice and work closely with families, schools, residential teams and external healthcare professionals. You'll also play a key role in building the confidence and competence of our teams, supporting staff to safely meet a wide range of complex health needs. What you'll be doing You'll provide specialist nursing leadership across both education and care, including: Assessing and reviewing individual healthcare needs and developing person-centred healthcare plans.

Providing clinical advice and support around complex health needs, including epilepsy, dysphagia, diabetes, allergies, continence and medicines management. Supporting schools and residential services to deliver safe, high-quality healthcare. Assessing and reviewing staff competencies for delegated healthcare activities.

Providing training, coaching and clinical guidance to staff teams. Working closely with GPs, CAMHS, Community Learning Disability Teams and other healthcare professionals. Supporting safeguarding, clinical governance, audits, inspections and quality improvement.

Promoting health, wellbeing and reducing health inequalities for people with learning disabilities. Advocating for the health needs of the people we support and ensuring reasonable adjustments are made.

Interview Date: Tuesday 10th November

At Bright Futures, we champion the potential of every person with autism and a learning disability, believing wholeheartedly in their ability to thrive and lead the most fulfilling lives. We're looking for a passionate and experienced Senior Support Worker to join our team in Widnes. Our Widnes Children's home is a large, detached property supporting five children aged 7-18 with a diagnosis of autism and learning disabilities.

The home has an enclosed, spacious garden with swing, slide and climbing frame. It is surrounded by countryside but within close proximity to Widnes town centre. The children love taking part in activities in the local area including ice skating, trampoline parks and swimming.

The home is also only 5 miles from Liverpool John Lennon Airport and the children love watching planes land and take off from the garden. As a Senior Support Worker, you will be leading the team whilst you are on shift, acting as a role model to deliver the highest standards of care. You will develop strong relationships with the team and the people we support to ensure the best possible outcomes.

You will get to know each individual, find out their interests, and support them to achieve the small and big steps in reaching their goals and living the life they choose. Each day will be completely different, but you will be there to guide them through all of life's milestones and challenges. What we're looking for Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare.

Previous experience in a care role in a senior/team leader/supervisory capacity. Be committed to continuous improvement of the home and the team. A passion for person-centred care.

Have a positive and proactive mindset. Strong teamwork and communication skills. Full UK Driving Licence is preferred.

For detailed information about the role, employee benefits, our interview process, and life at Halebank, click here to see our Job Information Pack. Safeguarding Requirements Bright Futures commit to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and adults and our requirement for the successful applicant would be to undertake an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. Satisfactory references are also required Make a difference every day while building a rewarding career with Bright Futures.

If you have a passion for care and would like more information about this role, we encourage you to contact us on or 01925 759 162. Unfortunately, we are unable to offer sponsorship for this role.

At Bright Futures, we champion the potential of every person with autism and a learning disability, believing wholeheartedly in their ability to thrive and lead the most fulfilling lives. We're looking for an experienced Clinical Psychologist to provide specialist psychological leadership across our care and education services for children and adults with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs. This is an exciting opportunity to shape and embed a trauma-informed, psychologically informed culture across the organisation – helping teams understand the impact of trauma, build positive relationships, reduce restrictive practices and create environments where people can thrive.

You'll combine specialist clinical practice with organisational leadership, providing assessment and intervention alongside consultation, training, coaching, reflective practice and service development. You'll work closely with individuals, families, support teams, education colleagues, managers and our wider multidisciplinary teams to turn psychological principles into meaningful, everyday practice. What you'll bring You'll be a confident and compassionate Clinical Psychologist with experience of working with people with autism, learning disabilities and complex needs.

You'll bring strong expertise in trauma-informed practice, psychological formulation and evidence-based intervention, alongside the ability to influence, coach and inspire teams. You'll be passionate about improving quality of life, promoting independence and emotional wellbeing, and supporting people to achieve their goals.

You'll have the opportunity to: Lead the development of trauma-informed practice across care and education. Provide specialist psychological assessment, formulation and intervention. Develop the confidence and capability of our teams through training, coaching and reflective practice. Work alongside our Specialist Support Team and wider multidisciplinary professionals. Influence service development, quality improvement and clinical governance.

Interview date: Tuesday 17th November