Housing Support Worker
- Recruiter
- Confidential
- Location
- Sandy
- Salary
- Competitive
- Posted
- 10 Oct 2021
- Closes
- 07 Nov 2021
- Sectors
- Health, Nursing & Social Care, Housing
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
HOUSING SUPPORT WORKER
SANDY
GBP18,632
SUITABLE FOR SOMEONE WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE CARE SECTOR LOOKING TO MOVE INTO HOUSING
We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Support or Housing worker to develop their knowledge and skills in this interesting and varied sector.
You will carry a caseload of service users who are in temporary accommodation, supporting them with sourcing move-on accommodation, benefits applications, managing their finances, life skills and everyday needs, and sometimes giving further support and sign-posting for additional needs, such as drug and alcohol misuse or mental health needs.
You will have some relevant support work experience, although this does not need to be from a housing environment. Experience of working with homeless people, or knowledge of mental health needs or drug and alcohol misuse, would be of particular benefit. You will also need to be a driver with your own vehicle. The role would really suit someone who is looking to get a solid grounding across a range of support needs including homelessness, mental health, drug and alcohol misuse and other associated needs.
Monday - Sunday (shifts usually split between 8-4, 9-5 and 2-10)
37 hours pw
Supportive work environment with good prospects for career progression
To apply or for more information, please call Celine Deglos at First Day Recruitment or click Apply
SANDY
GBP18,632
SUITABLE FOR SOMEONE WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE CARE SECTOR LOOKING TO MOVE INTO HOUSING
We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Support or Housing worker to develop their knowledge and skills in this interesting and varied sector.
You will carry a caseload of service users who are in temporary accommodation, supporting them with sourcing move-on accommodation, benefits applications, managing their finances, life skills and everyday needs, and sometimes giving further support and sign-posting for additional needs, such as drug and alcohol misuse or mental health needs.
You will have some relevant support work experience, although this does not need to be from a housing environment. Experience of working with homeless people, or knowledge of mental health needs or drug and alcohol misuse, would be of particular benefit. You will also need to be a driver with your own vehicle. The role would really suit someone who is looking to get a solid grounding across a range of support needs including homelessness, mental health, drug and alcohol misuse and other associated needs.
Monday - Sunday (shifts usually split between 8-4, 9-5 and 2-10)
37 hours pw
Supportive work environment with good prospects for career progression
To apply or for more information, please call Celine Deglos at First Day Recruitment or click Apply