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Looking for a job that fits around your creative career? Families in Wembley are hiring creative professionals to help with part-time childcare. Musicians, designers, freelancers, writers are all welcome! The roles are always local and usually in the afternoons, leaving your evenings and weekends free for other work and hobbies. This is an ideal second job for anyone who loves kids and is passionate about inspiring creativity in young people. If you can commit to regular afternoons, our families would love to meet you! No qualifications needed. You’ll work with a local family helping out with the kids after school. This might involve pickups, taking them to the park, helping with homework, or just having fun with whatever creative activities the kids enjoy. You’ll get between £11.75 - £13.95 depending on experience. Training, invoicing, and DBS checks taken care of. Here’s what our nannies say: “Koru Kids is a great way of earning a little extra income, while doing something fun and still being able to progress my career as a freelancer.”
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Freelancer Web designer with over 2 years experience with WordPress. To teach web design on weekends. What we prefer from the candidate: - Photo edit - Graphic design - CMS, HTML, CSS JAVA script, UI/UX - Web design - good knowledge & experience with WP (You will need to provide past web design work sample). - Location of the candidate - London, UK (You must be able to meet up in location) - Availability - flexible, to work mostly on weekends and/or after 5pm week days if you need
Khulisa Associate Facilitators Young People & Adult Training Role Type: Freelance, Contract Location: Flexible - London and / or Manchester. Reports to: Delivery Programme Manager 💰: £100-£250 per day About Khulisa Khulisa (meaning ‘to nurture’ in Zulu) is an award-winning national charity with South African roots. Our programmes have been successful in reducing violence and conflict in post apartheid South African communities since 1997 and was first piloted in the UK in 2007. Since then, Khulisa has developed a reputation as experts in reducing reoffending and crime by supporting young people and prisoners to explore the root causes of their disruptive or violent behaviour, very often this behaviour is symptomatic of experiences of trauma, abuse and neglect. We have worked in prisons since 2007 and in schools and pupil referral units (PRUs) since 2011, delivering SEL (social and emotional learning) programmes. It is now widely accepted that children’s social skills (such as conscientiousness, self-discipline and perseverance) are more accurate predictors of their health, wealth and criminal history in later life than IQ or social background1. As such, Khulisa’s team of therapists work with young people to provide a range of interventions which are designed to build social and emotional skills. Recent evaluations of our work show that only 7% of our beneficiaries go on to re-offend (almost 8 times lower than the control group), and that young people’s motivation, self-confidence and wellbeing are significantly improved. “I think my school would be calmer and more understanding if everyone could do the Khulisa programme, including the adults” - 12 year old student, 2020 ‘Khulisa’s programme has had a deep impact on several of the students. It has opened a bit of a Pandora’s Box for some students and is just the beginning of a process that the students will need continued support with.” - College Principal, NewLAP College, Newham, 2019 1 Moffitt et al (2011) A gradient of childhood self-control predicts health, wealth, and public safety in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Vol. 108:7 Associate Facilitators We are seeking Associate Facilitators to specialise in one or more of the below areas: Young Person Delivery Working alongside our experienced Programme Managers delivering our ‘Face it’ Programme in mainstream schools. ‘Face It’ is a trauma-informed psycho-education programme underpinned by dramatherapy and the latest developments in neuroscience. Our approach is: Multi-modal - This means we use a variety of modes or methods including art, drama, storytelling and debate. Neurosequential - This means we put emotional regulation before cognitive reasoning. Therapeutic - We apply the core principles of a therapeutic approach like containment, safety, boundaries, rituals and person-centred. The daily ‘scaffolding’ of our sessions is based on distinct rituals and containment is provided by both these rituals and the extensive boundary-setting that we conduct with all of our cohorts. Needs-led- We continuously assess the pace and content of our programmes to facilitate a needs-led space for learning Emergent - The process is fixed but how we cover content and reach programme outcomes will differ, depending on environment, culture and participant readiness. Adult’s Delivery - Trauma Training & Parents Programme Parenting Programme The transition to adolescence can be especially challenging for young people with an experience of trauma or adversity. This often places them at increased risk of exclusion and more vulnerable to negative influences. Our parenting programme is designed to equip parents with practical knowledge, skills, and attitudes essential for nurturing their child's well-being, emotional development, and behaviour. Our goal in providing this support is to reduce feelings of isolation and provide parents with the support they need. Trauma Training We are developing our Trauma Training to be delivered to frontline professionals supporting young people. This programme will consist of five 2.5 hours sessions aimed at building staff awareness of trauma-informed principles and practice and the importance of their own self-care. We have defined the session titles and plans for each of the five sessions. About You Job Responsibilities - Deliver our standardised Face it Programme to young people within mainstream education. - Work closely with Programme Managers to understand the specific needs of our target population. - Support the development of coping mechanisms and resilience in young people. - Stay informed about current trends and research in youth mental health and social-emotional development. - Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of our Face it Programme. - Maintain confidentiality and ethical standards in all interactions with young people. - Inclusive facilitative approach, willing to participate and role model activities with some personal disclosure - Deliver our Trauma Training to Schools, Communities and partners across London and/or North West - Maintaining accurate, up-to-date and secure records of the people we deliver to - Collecting and maintaining data for the purposes of training evaluation - Reviewing practice and developing knowledge in relation to adults who have experienced trauma and mental health issues. - Leading on the delivery of our Parents workshops to equip parents with the knowledge and skills they need to navigate and support the challenges of adolescence, wellbeing and their own wellbeing. - Carry out training needs analysis with the staff in relation to trauma and psychological approaches and then design/ deliver appropriate programmes of training, ensuring the training meets relevant quality standards. Skills and Experience - Therapeutic qualification desirable (Dramatherapy, TA, Family Therapy preferred) or background in Youth Work, Counselling, Psychology, social work, or a related field. - Previous experience delivering group workshops to young people aged 11+ - Working knowledge with complex needs and ACEs - Strong understanding of social and emotional development in adolescents. - Excellent interpersonal and communication skills. - Ability to create engaging and age-appropriate materials for workshops. - Empathy and patience in working with diverse groups of young people. - Familiarity with various therapeutic techniques and approaches. - Flexibility to adapt interventions based on individual needs. - Knowledge of community resources and services for additional support. - Commitment to ongoing professional development in the field of youth mental health. - Strong communication skills - empathic listening, incisive questioning, assertive approach - Training qualification or extensive experience in the delivery of training. - Experience of working with people who have an intellectual disability and/or autism with additional needs (e.g. complex trauma, mental health needs, behaviours of concern) - Experience delivering Trauma Training previously to professionals/adults. Personal Qualities - Flexible, adaptable and proactively responsive to organisational priorities - You share Khulisa’s values: to nurture, to restore, to empower; to guide ∙ - You are committed to Khulisa’s vision and believe that all positive outcomes start with a child feeling happy and well. - You believe in an inclusive, wellbeing-led approach to supporting young people (as opposed to punitive measurements which further exclude and punish young people). - You are passionate about making a difference to the lives of young people across the UK and you want to contribute meaningfully to changes in policy, practice and the perceptions of young people. - You are passionate about and can clearly example how you have championed diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging across the workplace. - An ability to problem solve, remain calm in a crisis and demonstrate a positive attitude. - Sensitivity and responsiveness to people’s emotional and social health. It is also important to us that the people we hire do not discriminate. We believe in being inclusive and giving everyone an equal chance to succeed. Applications are welcome from all regardless of age, sex, gender identity, disability, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, religion or belief, race, sexual orientation, transgender status or social-economic background. How to Apply Please send an expression of interest including (No longer than 2 A4 pages): - Please state whether you are applying for a London or North-West Based position. - Young Person and/or Adult’s Delivery - Copy of your CV - Two References Please note: Upon successful appointment you will be required to provide Proof of professional indemnity insurance & DBS Update Service. Should you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to reach out.
Looking for a job that fits around your creative career? Families in Reading are hiring creative professionals to help with part-time childcare. Musicians, designers, freelancers, writers are all welcome! The roles are always local and usually in the afternoons, leaving your evenings and weekends free for other work and hobbies. This is an ideal second job for anyone who loves kids and is passionate about inspiring creativity in young people. If you can commit to regular afternoons, our families would love to meet you! No qualifications needed. You’ll work with a local family helping out with the kids after school. This might involve pickups, taking them to the park, helping with homework, or just having fun with whatever creative activities the kids enjoy. You’ll get between £11.75 - £13.95 depending on experience. Training, invoicing, and DBS checks taken care of. Here’s what our nannies say: “Koru Kids is a great way of earning a little extra income, while doing something fun and still being able to progress my career as a freelancer.”
Looking for a job that fits around your creative career? Families in Guildford are hiring creative professionals to help with part-time childcare. Musicians, designers, freelancers, writers are all welcome! The roles are always local and usually in the afternoons, leaving your evenings and weekends free for other work and hobbies. This is an ideal second job for anyone who loves kids and is passionate about inspiring creativity in young people. If you can commit to regular afternoons, our families would love to meet you! No qualifications needed. You’ll work with a local family helping out with the kids after school. This might involve pickups, taking them to the park, helping with homework, or just having fun with whatever creative activities the kids enjoy. You’ll get between £11.75 - £13.95 depending on experience. Training, invoicing, and DBS checks taken care of. Here’s what our nannies say: “Koru Kids is a great way of earning a little extra income, while doing something fun and still being able to progress my career as a freelancer.”
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