A mental health support worker provides practical and emotional support to individuals experiencing mental health difficulties. The role involves helping people with everyday tasks, supporting them to live independently, and encouraging them to engage in social and community activities. Mental health support workers may work in hospitals, residential care homes, or in the community, and often collaborate with nurses, social workers, and other professionals. The job requires patience, empathy, good communication skills, and the ability to remain calm in challenging situations. Most roles require GCSEs and relevant experience, with opportunities to gain further qualifications while working.
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