Positive Futures is positive about people. We transform peoples’ lives every day. We support people who have a learning disability, acquired brain injury and autism. The bottom line is this: wonderful things can and do happen when people get the right support, at the right time, from the right people.

What does an Autism Outreach Worker do? Put simply, your job is to support children and young people with an autism to take part in activities which meet their needs and aspirations.

To help you to do this, you will:

• Receive a full and paid induction
• Spend time getting to know the children and young people you are supporting
• Learn how best to support them
• Work as part of a dedicated team to provide support

You don’t need formal qualifications but you do need to be kind, patient, and have a sense of fun.

About The Role

Positive Futures’ Autism Outreach Service (AOS) seeks to offer support to ...