Housing Options Officer

Posted 3 April by Ackerman Pierce
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Do you have experience in homeless prevention and can give constructive housing advice and provide a service which fulfils the needs of the clients?

The London Borough of Brent are offering a Homeless Prevention Officer role to an individual who can tackle housing needs and prevent homelessness in accordance with relevant legislation, policies, and procedures.

If you are an enthusiastic, focussed individual then this role would be great for you.

What we are looking for from you:

  • Experience directly interviewing homeless clients under Part 6 and 7 of the Housing Act 2017
  • Working knowledge of carrying out reviews in a busy environment, liaising with external parties when necessary
  • Up to date knowledge of the Housing Act 1996 and other relevant case laws which would help inform your decision making

What are your responsibilities?

  • Responsible for reviewing decisions made under Part 6 and Part 7 of the Housing Act 1996
  • Provide advice and guidance on how to improve Section 184 decision letters.

If you have previous experience in these areas and keen to develop your knowledge further this is a perfect team for you.

Ackerman Pierce can guarantee a weekly payment service and a 1-2-1 account manager during your time with the agency. We will also pay for your DBS if we place you and keep it up to date during your time with us. Including an Ackerman Pierce welcome pack to

If you are interested in the role or have any further questions, please contact the housing department at Ackerman Pierce on

Reference: 52418489

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