Safe House Support Worker

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  • Provide safe temporary housing and support to women who have experienced dv
  • Empower women with complex needs to move onto independent or lower-level support
  • Deliver outcomes for clients & evidence their achievements

 
Job Title:                    Safe House Support Worker
Location:                    Bristol
Role Type:                 temp – perm  
Salary:                        £14.70 PAYE inc. - £15.62 Umbrella – once qualified - £27,803
 
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of women who have experienced domestic abuse and have complex needs? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you to join a leading Housing Association as a Respite Support Worker. You'll be part of an integrated team for homeless pathway and domestic violence services providing safe temporary housing and support to empower women to regain independence. This is a temp – perm position where you will play a crucial role in addressing women’s wellbeing, supporting their recovery, and ensuring their safety.
  • Provide safe temporary housing and support to women who have experienced domestic abuse and have complex needs.
  • Empower women with complex needs to move on to independent or lower-level supported accommodation.
  • Deliver outcomes for clients & evidence their achievements
Preferred Requirements:
  • Mental health expertise
  • Experience in domestic violence support
  • Knowledge of housing management
  • Ability to address substance misuse
  • Understanding of homelessness support
Preferred Qualifications:
  • Relevant qualification in mental health, social work, or a related field
  • Training in housing management or related area
 
To apply for this role, please apply through the website or call Phoebe or Olly on .

Reference: 52439014

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