Working at SCASS Ltd

Only basic activities like a sensory room, day centre visits, and going outside, so the role lacks variety beyond personal care.

A sensory area was also provided for people using the service. People used the day centre which was next door to the main home and spent time with other people who attended the day centre.

Staffing is adequate with good rotas, but no details on low agency use or team stability to make workloads easy.

There were enough staff to provide care to people using the service and the service managed staff rotas effectively.

Just standard training on topics like epilepsy and safeguarding, with supervision but no funded qualifications or career growth.

Records confirmed staff received the following training; medicines, diabetes, safeguarding adults, infection control, epilepsy, health and safety and managing people who were in distress.