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Central Recruitment is working with one of the UK's oldest not-for-profit housing associations, dedicated to providing quality homes and housing services that make a positive difference in communities, while creating an inclusive and supportive workplace. Our client is currently recruiting for an Outreach Support Worker to work in the Tower Hamlets area at a service that provides housing support, advice, and guidance to help customers maintain tenancies, live independently, and prevent homelessness. • 37.5 hours per week, • Monday - Friday, • Shifts: 09:00 - 17:00, • Temporary: approx. 6 weeks (with the possibility of extension), • £16.95 per hour (£14.80 per hour, with £2.15 holiday pay) Please note: this is an outreach role and involves visiting clients in the community and working from the office in Tower Hamlets. Travel expenses can be claimed for this role. Key responsibilities: • Manage a caseload of 21 clients, delivering regular keywork sessions and agreed support plans, • Visit 3-4 clients daily, • Provide pre-tenancy guidance and ongoing support on all tenancy matters, including moving and furnishing, • Support customers to meet tenancy conditions, including liaising with police and courts on housing issues, • Offer basic welfare benefits advice and support access to full entitlements and specialist services, • Help customers develop the skills to manage their tenancy and handle difficult situations, • Support all stages of the service, including referrals, triage, assessments, and crisis intervention, • Contribute to service drop-ins, offering advice, support, and guidance, • Support customers with diverse needs, including housing, mental health, health, and employment, • Signpost customers to external agencies for specialist support, • Review support needs with partners and agree tailored support plans and actions What we’re looking for: • Experience supporting homeless clients, • Up-to-date knowledge of relevant health and safety practices, • Strong understanding of welfare benefits for the client group, • Knowledge of safeguarding policies, procedures, and best practice, • Understanding of housing support needs and delivering flexible, outcome-focused, person-centred support, • Awareness of statutory and voluntary sector services, • Proficient in IT, including Outlook, Word, and Excel Further requirements: In order to register with Central Recruitment Services for temporary agency work, candidates must meet the following criteria: • Current valid right to work in the UK, • Minimum 12 months’ of paid experience in a front line social care role within the last 3 years* (unless recruitment criteria states otherwise), • A fully enhanced DBS either registered on the DBS update service or issued within the last 12 months, or willingness to apply for one through Central (at a cost of £60), • Employment or education history to cover the last 5 years which can be verified through the referencing process How to apply: If you feel that you fully meet the above outlined criteria for this role and would like apply for this post, please forward your CV for consideration. *Please note the outlined experience is the 'minimum' first stage criteria, and we will therefore be unable to consider your application unless you are able to demonstrate a relevant work history in line with this position

Teaching Assistant • London borough of Twickenham, • Full-time, • Long-term, • £90 - £100/Day Reeson Education are looking for a primary teaching assistant to start asap. This may be during breakfast and after school clubs as well as during PE lessons and break As a Sports Graduate Teaching Assistant, you will be working alongside a team of support staff in class, and you will be working on a 1-1 basis with students who demonstrate challenging behaviour. You may also be required to assist teachers going off site to deliver Outdoor Education such as Rock Climbing, Paddle Boarding, sailing etc… as well as play time duties and engaging with children who potentially struggle with confidence and self - esteem It is desirable if you: • Have previous experience working with children and / or adults with learning difficulties including ADHD, SEMH and ASC, • Have experience in Sports / Physical Education / Outdoor Education, • Youth / Community work experience, • SEN experience, • Residential support/care worker, • Sports coaching, • Prior mentoring roles, • Teaching / Learning Support Assistance, • Have the ability to engage pupils in their learning and support them in their social, emotional and personal wellbeing Requirements: To be considered for the role of Sports Graduate Teaching Assistant you will: • Be able to work and support the needs of emotional, social, and mental health of young children, • Have the desire to take a supporting role in alternative education setting Apply: To apply for this Sports Graduate Teaching Assistant position, please can you send an up-to-date CV or contact Pedro on (phone number removed) Reeson Education: Reeson Education is England's Premier Recruitment Agency. Established in 2006 by experienced teachers, education professionals and recruitment specialists, we have built our business and reputation on the cores values of honesty, integrity and excellence. We care about education and the provision of education and have established an excellent reputation with schools and teachers alike. At Reeson Education we work closely with a large network of Nurseries, Primary Schools, Secondary Schools and Colleges across England. Our client base provides us with an abundance of available daily supply, long term and permanent opportunities across all age groups in all areas of London. Reeson Education is an Equal Opportunities employer and is committed to the highest standards of safeguarding and the promotion of the welfare of children, young people and adults. Please note, where a salary or daily rate range is stated, the higher rate applies to candidates who meet the enhanced experience, training or qualification requirements specified within the advert. All daily/hourly rates quoted are inclusive of holiday pay at 12.07

SW Locums require a UK experienced Social Worker to work within Children's Services in Islington. The role is a long term temp position working 35 hours per week. You must hold right to work in the UK and registration with Social Work England. Your role will be to ensure children and young people are safe, can overcome difficulties and can form secure relationships through their childhood and into their adulthood. As a Child and Family Social Worker you will be responsible for working with children in need of help and protection or looked after children and care-leavers, whilst maintaining the focus on safeguarding. You will work directly with the child or young person and their family or carer to build empathic, purposeful relationships that facilitate meaningful and sustainable change, as well as stability in placement and permanency for children. You will share and exercise the organisational practice ethos which places Motivational Practice and trauma-informed practice at the heart of working with families. You will be ambitious for every child to reach their potential in all aspects of their development including education, health and emotional wellbeing from 0-25. The post holder is expected to: * Ensure all the services within the area(s) of responsibility are provided in accordance with the Council's commitment to high quality service provision to users. * To be committed to the Council’s core values of public service, quality, equality and empowerment and to demonstrate this commitment in the way they carry out their duties. * To carry out their responsibilities/duties within the framework of the Council's Dignity for All Policy (Equal Opportunities Policy). * Carry out their duties and responsibilities in accordance with the Council’s Health and Safety Policy and relevant Health and Safety legislation. * Ensure that duties are undertaken with due regard and compliance with the Data Protection Act and other legislation. * Adhere to the standards of conduct, performance and ethics of Social Work England. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Manage the specific set of tasks relating to statutory case responsibility for children, young people and care leavers in need of help and protection and in public care, with the support of an appropriately qualified supervisor. To develop a culture of trauma-informed practice that helps to improve the quality of relationships with children and young people, through Motivational Practice. 1) Relationships and effective direct work a) Build effective relationships with the child, young person, family or carers to decide the best way to keep them safe, bring about change and improve outcomes ensuring that child protection is always prioritised. Observe and talk to children, young people and their families/carers within in their environment to help understand their physical and emotional world. b) Provide support using best evidence direct work address support identified needs, significant risk and support children and young people in placements, those being adopted and moving to independence. c) Work with a range of professionals, helping them understand the child and young person’s needs and ensuring that these are met in different contexts. 2) Communication a) To communicate clearly and sensitively with children and families/carers and other professionals within differing contexts taking into account diversity and the need to tailor communication styles. To engage and motivate people to participate in support services. b) To listen to the wishes and feelings of children and young people and support parents, carers and other professionals to understand behaviour and improve outcomes within a range of contexts. c) Produce written cases notes and reports that’s are well argued, focused and jargon free with sound analysis and rationale for actions. 3) Child Development a) Have an understanding and knowledge of child development milestones, and how they can be impacted on by trauma. With this knowledge to be able to seek additional professional advice when needed in order effectively understand, challenge and advocate on behalf of children with their parents, carers and the professional network. 4) Adult mental ill health, substance misuse, domestic abuse, physical ill health and disability a) To have a clear and empathic understanding of how the above issues impact on the parent-child relationship. To use this understanding to develop a holistic view of family circumstances. To plan collaboratively with parents and the wider network enabling parents to effect change, when possible, and to help children make sense of their history when it is not. 5) Abuse and neglect in children and young people a) To have an awareness and curiosity of what the indicators of abuse and neglect are and to use this to collate multi-agency information and, where necessary, confidently lead investigations to protect children. 6) Assessments a) To complete thorough, child-focussed and ongoing assessments which recognise strengths, vulnerabilities as well as attitude to change. To ensure that assessments bring out clearly the voice of the child and demonstrate an empathic view of how family and wider circumstances impact on children’s ability to develop to their full potential. 7) Analysis, decision-making, planning and review a) Analyse plans regularly to ensure the support provided is making a difference to reduce risk and adjust the plan accordingly, including the views of children, young people, parents, carers and the professional network. b) Demonstrate accountability for the support being provided by producing written case notes and reports which are reasoned, purposeful and jargon-free. Present a clear analysis and a sound rationale for actions and decisions made, so that all parties are well informed. 8) The law and the family, and youth justice systems a) Use the law, regulatory and statutory guidance to inform practice. Demonstrate ability to participate in decision-making to ensure children are kept safe, utilising the legal powers, duties and resources available. 9) Role of supervision a) Use individual and group supervision reflectively to discuss, debate and test hypotheses when examining your cases. You will explore multiple perspectives and presenting issues, linked to underlying risks or needs. Utilise supervision to develop your practice skills, build confidence and reflect on your own development. 10) Organisational context a) Operate successfully in a wide range of organisational contexts, complying with the checks and balances within local and national systems. b) Maintain effective working relationships with peers, managers and leaders both within the profession, throughout multi-agency partnerships and public bodies, including the family courts. c) Encourage and advocate for organisational focus, resource and support for the children and young people you work with. At SW Locums you will benefit from: * Constant support with your own, vastly experienced and knowledgeable consultant. * Great rates of pay. * No “waffle” straight talking, conscientious and informed advice. * Fastest and accurate payments available. * Contact available 24/7. * Access to exclusive vacancies nationwide. * Free DBS and compliance service. * Access to on-going training opportunities. * Industry leading “Refer a Friend” recommendation scheme offering up to £300 for successfully placed referrals. * Excellent “Find your own job” bonus – get £300 for bringing your own position to us * * Terms and conditions apply to our bonus scheme

Learning Disability Advocate Salary: £16,237 per annum Location: Bromley / Hybrid Are you passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of adults with learning disabilities Do you have experience in advocacy or mental health support If so, our client would love to hear from you! Summary Our client is excited to announce a new opportunity for a Learning Disability Advocate as part of a pilot project aimed at supporting adults with learning disabilities who are facing mental health challenges. This project focuses on providing individual advocacy and group support to empower their clients and address their mental health needs before they reach crisis point. In this role, you will work within our client's self-advocacy team, delivering six-week blocks of one-to-one advocacy to help individuals identify key issues and set SMART goals. You will also lead small group sessions, teaching coping strategies and wellbeing exercises that foster a supportive community. As the lead worker on this initiative, you will collaborate closely with their self-advocacy team to deliver impactful support. About Our Client Our client is a community-focused organisation dedicated to amplifying the voices of individuals through personalised advocacy and self-advocacy initiatives. Their person-centred, empowering approach ensures that they promote independence and uphold the rights of those they serve. They value diversity, maintain fairness, and encourage active participation, ensuring that every individual is heard and supported. Main Duties and Responsibilities: Provide short-term, one-to-one self-advocacy support to help clients achieve positive outcomes. Facilitate wellbeing and drop-in groups to teach coping strategies and promote wellbeing in person and online. Enable clients to explore their thoughts and feelings, leading them to identify key challenges and work towards SMART goals. Support individuals in accessing community services and resources tailored to their needs. Work collaboratively with the self-advocacy team, contributing to the development of the project and the maintenance of essential records. Ideal Candidate: At least one year of experience working with adults with learning disabilities in a professional capacity. A strong understanding of advocacy and mental health issues, with the ability to promote independence and self-management. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a commitment to providing person-centred support. Proficient in using Microsoft Office applications and comfortable with online facilitation tools like Zoom. A willingness to travel within the Sutton borough, with access to a full, clean UK driving licence and your own vehicle preferred. Benefits: Flexible hybrid working options to support work-life balance. Opportunity to make a real impact in the lives of vulnerable individuals. Access to ongoing training and professional development. A supportive and inclusive team culture where diversity is celebrated. TPBN1_UKTJ

£36,274 - £42,640 assuming good attendance and up to 4 sleep ins per month Those huge small victories Working in our Childrens Homes means being a part of a young persons day to day life. This means being there for the highest highs and lowest lows. Our support workers enable our young people to get their childhood back and create pathways to become well rounded adults an incredibly rewarding role to have. There will be challenges along the way but there will also be the smallest moments which feel like a huge small victory! Our homes accommodate young people with social, emotional and mental health needs, and our aim is to create the best possible outcome for the young people in our care. Our support workers are fulfilled by the idea of affecting even the smallest positive changes in our young people, so we celebrate the little things. Check out this video on what life as a Children's Residential Support Worker is like. Get out what you put in Youll take care of our young people day to day, making sure things run smoothly and creating lasting memories. This involves making sure they are up and ready for school, helping with homework, completing paperwork and planning activities. Evenings and weekends are for fun, whether thats playing on the Xbox, a game of football, having a film day or going go-karting not a bad way to spend your day at work! Working here is never dull, and the work really matters. Its about tapping into each young persons needs, personality and potential - and guiding them toward a positive future. What we do for you We know youre going to do great things. For your hard work and commitment, we reward you with the best salary and benefits package in the care sector. With us, youll get to make a genuine difference to the lives of our young people plus youll get: Salary: Base salary of £29,034 - £35,400 Bonuses: In addition to your base salary youll do up to 4 sleep ins per months, these are paid at £80 per sleep (approx. £3,840 per year) and £1,400 Attendance Allowance assuming good attendance, £2,000 Regional Allowance, £1,000 Welcome Bonus - on successful completion of probation & £1,000 Loyalty Bonus (after 12 months of employment) Training: A full 4-week induction on our Care Academy Holiday: Youll work hard at WG, so youll be rewarded with 7 weeks holiday Progression: If career development is your thing, most of our team leaders and managers have been promoted from within our group plus you could join our Aspire future managers programme Flexible benefits package: meaning you can increase/decrease your holiday allowance, pension and life insurance check out our benefitshere Wellbeing: a host of wellbeing tools and advice including employee assistance Medical cover so you can claim back the cost of things like an opticians or dentist appointment and a host of high-street discounts Meals provided while youre at work Beautiful working environments with the very best facilities check out our homeshere A recommend a friend scheme that offers a £1,000 bonus every time Bring your whole-self to work Here at Witherslack Group, we celebrate everyones differences as thats what makes us the best at what we do. Our young people come from all walks of life, diverse backgrounds and with different needs and our workforce reflects that diversity, so that our teams can engage, encourage and inspire our young people to be themselves. You dont need experience, but there are a few things well be looking for from you: A can do attitude a team player who rolls up their sleeves to help others We genuinely care about our young people (and each other) so honesty and empathy is a must The resilience to be able to deal with challenging situations A full UK driving licence which youve held for at least 12 months If you dont have a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (or equivalent), well pay for you to study and support you every step of the way Youll start life as a RSW by joining our Care Academy 4 weeks of off the job training with experienced WG professionals to help you feel confident and ready to support our young people. Join the UKs best special education and care provider At Witherslack Group, inclusion is part of who we are. Were committed to creating an environment where everyone feels respected, valued and that they truly belong. As a specialist provider of education and care for children and young people with special educational needs, we understand the importance of embracing individuality and championing difference- especially when it comes to neurodiversity. We celebrate diverse perspectives, lived experiences, and the unique strengths that each person brings to our community. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, identities, and abilities. We are proud to be recognised as an inclusive employer and are committed to making our recruitment and workplace practices inclusive and accessible. If you need any adjustments to support you through the recruitment process or in the workplace, well be there every step of the way. By building a diverse and inclusive team, were better able to support the children, young people and families we serve and ensure every member of our team can thrive, grow, and be their authentic self. The Witherslack Group is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of its young people. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check (we will cover the cost) and an online search. We are an equal opportunities employer welcoming applications from all sections of the community. For a full job description and person specification, please click here. To view our ex-offenders policy please click here. Childrens Support Worker / Residential Support Worker / Care Worker / Career in Care / Working with Children / SEMH TPBN1_UKTJ

Hours: 37.5 hours per week Shift Pattern: 3 week rota, covering Monday to Sunday, between the hours of 8:00 and 20:00 Work Base: Office based with travel Are you ready to make a real impact on the lives of people living in our accommodation? Are you a compassionate and motivated individual? We have an exciting opportunity join our brilliant team of Support Workers. If you are self-motivated and enjoy a challenge where no two days are the same, then this role is for you! As a Support Worker, you will be working in our 24-hour accommodation-based service in Leamington, providing housing related support to adults who are experiencing homelessness. Acting as a keyworker, you will create a personalised plan in partnership with each person, ensure they feel heard and respected every step of the way, encourage positive and healthy lifestyles and assist individuals to develop skills for independent living. Working closely with our partners across the county you will take a multi-agency approach to reach positive outcomes for individuals and provide intensive, compassionate support that reflects our organisational values and commitment to empowering people to build a better future. You will be working on a 3-week rolling rota, meaning that weekend and bank holidays will form part of the normal working week. P3 reserve the right to close this advert earlier than the stated closing date. P3 is an equal opportunities employer and is committed to combating all forms of discrimination. P3 have committed to achieving 'Net Zero' Carbon emissions by 2050. Our Carbon Reduction Plan is available via the P3 website. In partnership with Treeapp, for every new employee, we plant a tree at one of their planting sites worldwide. Our Charity Established in 1972, P3 Charity is a modern, forward-thinking organisation providing support services to people facing social exclusion across the UK. We offer a wide range of services, including homelessness prevention, supported housing, mental health support, community advice, hoarding support and services for young people. We're a person-centred organisation who works alongside people to improve lives. We do this by strengthening communities, unlocking potential and creating new possibilities. We tackle challenges others won't and we go the extra mile. We believe in collaboration - both within our teams and with the local community - to achieve the best outcomes. Our values-driven approach means we recruit for values and train for skills. What We Offer Enhanced Annual Leave Entitlement • 27 days annual leave per year, plus bank holidays. Commitment to Mental Health and Wellbeing, • people are at the heart of what we do; you'll also have access to our National Wellbeing Lead and Regional Wellbeing Champions. EDI Focus, • an opportunity to join other colleagues to raise awareness and steer initiatives, contributing to our inclusive culture. Paycare Health Cash Plan, • you can claim back costs for a wide range of everyday health expenses, including optical, dental, physiotherapy, and more, within an annual limit. Employee Assistance Program, • access to 24/7 GP appointments, 1-1 counselling and health assessments. Bike2WorkScheme, • the Bike2Work Scheme is part of the Government's Green Transport Plan, designed to encourage healthier, more sustainable travel. Discounts, • access to Paycare Perks and Tickets for Good. Reward and Recognition, • such as team away days, P3's Annual conference and Colleague Awards Ceremony. Personal Development Opportunities, • including mentoring, training, secondments, job shadowing, and more. Colleague Volunteering Programme -one day paid leave per year to volunteer in the community Enhanced Sickness Pay • based on your length of service. Earning Potential, • optional overtime and refer a friend bonus scheme. Additional Equipment Provision, • some employees may be provided with additional equipment including workwear, tools and use of a company van or car. TPBN1_UKTJ

Are you an excellent communicator with a passion for improving the health and wellbeing of people in your community? GLL is looking for a Community Sport Manager to work across our leisure and sport facilities across South Oxfordshire, The Vale of White Horse and West Oxfordshire. The primary role of a Community Sport Manager is to increase participation in sport and leisure activities - reducing health and social inequalities and improving both the physical health and mental wellbeing of people across the region. This is a unique and exciting role, where youll be responsible for designing and delivering a comprehensive Community Engagement Plan for our leisure facilities, guided by the following principles: Participation: GLL aims to widen and deepen participation across all our facilities. Reinvestment: GLL is a charitable social enterprise that reinvests surplus into our communities. Access: GLL ensures any barriers to activity in our venues and services are removed. Empowering Communities: GLL connects and empowers communities to improve their physical, social, and mental well-being. As the post-holder will work across three district Councils, were looking for someone with experience in stakeholder management, partner communications and operating within local Councils. Additionally, the Community Sport Managerwill work with several partners, communities, and leisure centre teams to establish pathways of opportunity for individuals and communities to achieve their potential - using physical activity and sport to tackle health improvement and community development. The role also ensures that leisure centres provide: Policies and systems that support customers and colleagues health and well-being while ensuring equality. A choice of products tailored to meet the needs of all audience types. Accessible products and services available at the right time, place, and price. Opportunities for stakeholders and communities to co-design, deliver, and promote services. Engagement with audiences and stakeholders, reinforcing GLLs position as the leading charitable social enterprise in the leisure sector. Investment in our people, local communities, and volunteers to meet local needs. Youll interact with a diverse range of people, including school children, the elderly, and individuals from various religious and ethnic groups. Excellent communication skills are essential to relate effectively to all types of people. While working as part of a wider team, youll be expected to: Manage your own workload and work independently. Be comfortable engaging with stakeholders at all levels and confident in delivering presentations. Create and deliver an innovative and effective annual Health and Wellbeing Plan, which has a strategic overview of community delivery and initiatives. As a creative thinker, youll thrive on designing new ways to engage the community and foster participation in leisure activities. Ideally, candidates will hold a degree and have experience in planning and leading community, health, or sport-based activities and programmes. If you have the skills and ambition to join us in this role, there has never been a more exciting time to become part of our team. As a charitable social enterprise owned by its staff GLL has a great range of benefits for its employees: A Values driven organisation Learning & development to support career development Good Pension schemes Discounted gym membership for you and your partner. A full-time permanent position Industry leading rates of pay opportunity to join the GLL Society and have a say in how we are run plus associated social events Exclusive discounts on our villas in Portugal Exclusive discounts on our Ski chalets in Bulgaria Health assurance Career pathways, professional development are just the start. To ensure you stay at the top of your game, we provide training with practical and theory elements too. Discounts across thousands of retailers (GLL Extras) 25% off Red Letter Days 25% off Buy A Gift 20% off GLL spa experience treatments and associated products. Ride to work scheme Free eye tests and discounted glasses About GLL: As the UKs largest leisure operator and charitable social enterprise, we offer a range of careers for everyone in our local communities. We manage over 400 facilities across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, including public sport and leisure centres, elite sporting venues, libraries and childrens centres. Our people are from the communities we serve and help us make real changes in their local area. One of our core values is More than a Job, because working with us opens up a wide range of possibilities and opportunities for you, starting with how you work with us.?To make sure were having a positive impact on our people, we also offer some flexible and part-time working options so you can make sure your new job works for you. Subject to vacancies, whether you are after a contractual commitment and a regular work schedule or the freedom of flexible hours, you may be able to choose an arrangement that works best for you and play your part in improving the health and wellbeing of your community. We offer two different types of work arrangements: A permanent employment contract - part time and full time A flexible worker engagement by joining our flexible worker pool If you are looking for a regular number of hours that you can work and are flexible to meet the needs of a 7 day a week service, then a full-time or part-time permanent contract might be the right choice for you. So, whether your ambitions lie in sport and leisure, events & catering, health & beauty, corporate support or working with children, you will be able to find your ideal new job at GLL. Passionate about seeing our communities thrive, we invest back into our facilities, projects and people and are Investors in People Gold Award employer. However you choose to work with us, you can be sure that you will be a valued member of our team, working with great colleagues, and making a real difference to peoples lives. We are an inclusive employer. We seek and welcome diversity in our teams. All pay rates are subject to skills, experience, qualifications, and location TPBN1_UKTJ

Job Title: Learning Support Assistant Location: West London (Alternative Provision) Contract Type: Full-Time (Term-Time Only) Salary: £110 - £130 per day Are you passionate about supporting young people who need additional guidance to thrive? Do you have the resilience, patience, and commitment to help students overcome social, emotional, or behavioural challenges? An established Alternative Provision in West London is seeking a dedicated Learning Support Assistant to join their supportive and forward-thinking team. The provision caters for students aged 11-16 who face barriers to mainstream education and require structured, personalised support to achieve their potential. Key Responsibilities: Provide targeted 1:1 and small-group support to students, following teacher direction and using tailored strategies to meet individual learning needs. Build positive, trusting relationships with students to promote engagement, self-regulation, and confidence. Work collaboratively with teachers and fellow LSAs to share best practice and contribute to consistent behaviour and learning approaches. Participate in team meetings, contribute to discussions on interventions, and support the monitoring of student progress. Help maintain a safe, calm, and inclusive learning environment, promoting positive behaviour and safeguarding student wellbeing.Essential Requirements: Experience working as an LSA or support worker in a secondary SEN, PRU, or Alternative Provision setting. Proven experience supporting young people with challenging behaviour or social, emotional, and mental health needs (SEMH). Familiarity with curriculum areas such as English, PSHE, and Humanities. Strong communication, de-escalation, and interpersonal skills. A calm, patient, and resilient approach to behaviour management. A genuine passion for helping young people from challenging backgrounds succeed academically and personally.Why Join? This is a highly rewarding opportunity to play a meaningful role in shaping students' futures. You will be part of a supportive, collaborative team who work together to create positive outcomes for young people every day. All candidates will be required to undergo an enhanced DBS check and provide at least two professional references. How to Apply: To apply or find out more, please send your CV or contact Deji at Veritas Education London. Call: (phone number removed) Email: APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR VERITAS EDUCATION All applications are subject to an Enhanced DBS Disclosure, professional reference checks, Overseas Police Clearances (if applicable) in line with our stringent safeguarding policy Your CV must cover the last 10 years of employment history where possible and all employment breaks must be explained You must have legal right to work in the UK You must be willing to attend a registration interviewVeritas Education work with a variety of schools covering a wide geographical area. We deal with teaching placements at Primary, Secondary and college level as well as support staff positions also within these. Disclaimer 'Nothing within the above advert was in any way designed or intended to discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, colour, religion, disability or sexual orientation. Veritas Education is an Equal opportunities employer and is proud in the knowledge that all placements are made on merit and suitability. We accept applications from all sections of the community

This full-time, permanent role has a starting salary of £30,647 per annum, based on a 36-hour week plus enhanced rates of pay for weekends, bank holidays and sleep-in duties. Are you committed to providing a caring and safe home environment for children and young people? We are excited to be hiring Children's Residential Workers to join our fantastic team, based at our home in Walton on Thames! As a 24/7 service operating all year round, our roles work on a rota basis. Shifts are usually between 10 and 12 hours to ensure consistent care for our children and young people, though this may vary slightly depending on staffing arrangements and the needs of our children and young people. We'll talk through shift patterns and rotas during the Teams call so you're clear on what to expect. Our Offer to You 26 days' holiday, rising to 28 days after 2 years' service and 31 days after 5 years' service Option to buy up to 10 days of additional annual leave A generous local government salary related pension Up to 5 days of carer's leave and 2 paid volunteering days per year Paternity, adoption and dependents leave An Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) to support health and wellbeing Learning and development hub where you can access a wealth of resources Wellbeing and lifestyle discounts including gym, travel, and shopping A chance to make a real difference to the lives of our residents Relocation bonus Refer a friend payment of £750 as a thank you for finding the right residential workerAbout The Role When a young person joins us at our home in Walton, which supports children and young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties, they're not just looking for support- they're looking for stability, encouragement and someone who believes in their potential. Residential Support Workers are the heart of our homes, working directly with children to create a safe, supportive, and enriching space they can call home. You'll play a key role in promoting their physical, emotional, and social development through meaningful engagement and consistent, compassionate care. Building effective relationships, co-ordinating activities and holidays, creating meaningful care plans, working together with partner organisations, writing reports and ensuring records are kept clear and up to date are some of the ways our Residential Workers support our children. Like all supportive, caring, and compassionate home environments; no two days are the same, they throw up complex and challenging situations and are on 24/7 - 365 days of the year. So, let's be honest, if you are looking for a 9-5 job which is straight forward and predictable, you might want to sit this one out. When working in our home you may support children and young people, who present with complex needs including: Trauma histories Attachment difficulties SEMH (Social, Emotional & Mental Health) needs ADHD, anxiety, behavioural dysregulation Risk of exploitation or criminal involvementIf you have experience of supporting young people with these types of challenges- whether in education, special educational needs settings, youth work, or community roles this would be highly transferable into a role and future career with us. While the role can be challenging, the rewards can be profound. Watching a child grow in confidence, develop new skills, and begin to believe in their future is an experience like no other. Supporting You We will support and invest in you to achieve the mandatory, nationally recognised, Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (within two years of starting) if you do not already have this. We have a proven track record of supporting staff to pass their qualification and are proud of the achievements of all staff we invest in. Gaining this qualification will unlock opportunities for you to progress to a Senior Residential Worker (starting at £33,552 per annum) and will help you grow the skills and confidence needed to be an effective Residential Worker. Working in children's residential services is a great opportunity and gateway to developing a career within care. We offer a clearly defined career pathway and progression opportunities with our expanding children's residential service as we continue our journey to open further homes this year and beyond. You will have access to a wealth of personal development and resources to ensure you feel confident to succeed and progress in your role, working as part of a wider network with support from professionals such as Psychologists and our Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) service to enrich your practice. To apply you will need to upload your CV and answer the following 4 questions: Looking at our advert please tell us what it is about the role that has motivated you to apply? Please tell us about the relevant experience or transferable skills you have in relation to this role? What three qualities do you have that would make you a good Support Worker and why will these be important? Please tell us how you would you handle a situation where challenging behaviour was present? Please offer a relevant example if you can.Our Requirements Due to our legal obligations, we can only accept applications from people 22 years old and above. This role requires a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare or an equivalent qualification. If you do not currently hold this qualification (or equivalent) but are successful in the interview and meet the enrolment criteria (including English and Maths skills), you will be enrolled in a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare, subject to funding. In addition to the above, to meet the criteria of the Level 3 Diploma, you must have lived in the UK/EEA for the last 3 years and you must also have the right to remain and work in the United Kingdom for the duration of the study programme. Failure to achieve the Level 3 Diploma for Residential Childcare or losing your right to remain and work in the United Kingdom may result in the termination of your employment. We are unfortunately not able to offer sponsorship at this time. Surrey has both urban and rural areas and our residential workers will be expected to have a valid driving licence to drive in the UK and access to a vehicle, to support our young people to attend appointments, activities or trips as agreed. What Next? Applications will be reviewed and considered on an ongoing basis. If your application is shortlisted, you will be invited to a short first round virtual interview to explore your answers to the above questions (lasting approx. 10-15 min), and if successful following this, invited to meet us at one of our homes for an interview. We will be reviewing applications on an ongoing basis so feel free to submit an application as soon as you wish, and we will come back to you as quickly as possible. An enhanced DBS 'Disclosure and Barring Service' check for regulated activity (formerly known as CRB) and the Children's and Adults' Barred List checks will be required for this role. We are committed to the safe recruitment of staff in our Residential homes across Surrey therefore if you are successful in being offered a role within our service, we will work with you to collect all required checks in line with government guidance. Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) Surrey County Council is undergoing Local Government Reorganisation, moving from a two-tier system to new unitary councils in April 2027. If you are employed by Surrey on 1st April 2027, your role will transfer with current terms and conditions to one of these new councils, supporting local devolution and greater powers for our communities

Support Worker Become a Support Worker in Hillingdon! Job description Salary: £26,756 per annum Hours: 35 - 37.5 hours (depending on house) Job Type: Permanent Service: Learning Disabilities Location: Hillingdon Benefits • A stimulating work environment full of opportunities to learn and develop - 25 days’ annual leave + bank holidays & enrolment onto a pension scheme - 24-hour Employee Assistance - Paid Enhanced DBS - Eye care vouchers - Salary sacrifice schemes available: Travel to work loan, Cycle to work Scheme, Gym Membership & Tech Purchase About the role The role of the Support Worker is to provide specialist expertise and support to facilitate teams in achieving person-centred outcomes for the people we support, some of whom have profound and complex needs, to maximise the individual’s independence and enable them to be active in their communities. Duties will include: • Making a difference in the lives of those you support - Help to use a range of recovery-oriented and person-centred planning tools - Ensure all plans and records relating to the people we support are accurate and up to date - Support with everyday tasks to maximise the individual’s independence - Work in a consistent and positive way with local managers and other team members to ensure people get a great service - Undertake various levels of personal care Please note, this role will involve manual handling. About you To be a Support Worker at Certitude, it is essential that you have experience in: • Supporting people who may challenge (verbally, physically), particularly people on the autistic spectrum - Keeping calm and confident in challenging situations - Experience in Positive Behaviour Support - Experience of enabling people with a learning disability/autism to take positive risks in their lives - Possess a manual driving licence and be able to drive a 7-seater van - Knowledge of the Transforming Care Agenda You will be given training, development and coaching to help you feel confident in providing great support and to help you advance in your career. About the Organisation We have a passion for life and make it our mission to support people in living the life they desire, whatever that may be. We care about the people we support and the work we do, and we would love for you to join us at Certitude. Read more about us on our website and visit our work for us page. You can also learn about us through our Values and Behaviours. Do you want to be a Support Worker at Certitude? Select the apply button, complete an application form, and someone from the Recruitment Team will be in touch! A job description and person specification are available via the apply button. If you have any questions, please email us. All our posts are subject to an Enhanced DBS disclosure as well as a full employment history and employment references. We are committed to equal opportunities in employment and the support provided, and we welcome applications from all sections of the community. We reserve the right to close vacancies before the date stated when we have received sufficient applications from which to make a shortlist. You are advised to submit your completed application form as soon as possible to have the best chance of being considered. Support, Worker, Hillingdon, Support Worker, Charity, Charities, Third Sector, Learning Disabilities, Social Care, Voluntary Sector, Mental Health Worker, Healthcare Assistant, Care Staff, Community Development, Care Worker, Vulnerable People, Social Worker, Not for Profit, NFP

Job Title: Family Support Worker Type: Permanent, full time (Flexibility needed for late shifts and occassional weekend work) Salary: £27,352 per annum Our client already holds a huge presence in the parental assessment sector and understands the importance of continued care so have now opened supported housing to provide the follow-on residential care for their assessed families. They are going the extra mile and provide residential family based support to low-risk families and break the cycle to keep families together. Does this sound like something you would be proud to be a part of? Good news! My client is looking for several family support workers to join the team - We would love to speak with you, there's no harm in a phone call! Starting salary of £27,352 per annum - plus opportunity for overtime Located in Ilford, Essex, IG1 Family Support Worker will work closely with families, assessing and implementing placement plans to promote, strengthen and develop parenting skills Home recently renovated and refurbished to a very high specification Family Support worker benefits inclusive of but not limited to: - Onsite parking for Family Support Worker - Breakfast spread every morning in the office - Learning development academy (Access to training/development courses) - Education grants & study leave - Leadership academy (Clear progression structures and goal setting to stay on track for management progression) - Access to medical scheme - Mental Wellbeing day (one per year) - Paid sick leave (3 days per year increasing by 2 days per year of service) - Extra day of annual leave plus £100 voucher on your birthday - Amazon vouchers for Christmas! - 4 company social events per year and team building days - Opportunity for career progression due to rapidly growing organisation - 28 days holiday entitlement - DBS check - Pension If you meet the below criteria and are keen to discuss this role further, then please do not wait any longer - Apply to be our Family Support Worker! Minimum Level 3 NVQ in Health and Social Care/Or equivalent (Essential) Must have worked with families inclusive of parental skill improvement (Essential)

Do you want to support people with mental health issues? Are you calm, non-judgemental and able to work effectively with people experiencing distress? Can you demonstrate our values of Hope, Courage, Together and Responsive and want to be part of our mission to create opportunities for individuals to make choices, find their own solutions, build resilience and manage their whole life and wellbeing? If the answer to all of these is yes, we want to hear from you. Peer Support Worker / Group Facilitator Reference: 332 Responsible to: Team Lead (Peer Mentoring and Groups) Working hours: Full-Time, 37.5 hours per week Contract: Permanent Salary: £25,233 per annum Based: Role involves travelling across Hertfordshire county Another exciting role has become available within our Peer Support and Wellbeing Service. About the Service The Peer Support service started 14 years ago, with 2 Wellbeing Centres offering this service. Peer Support alongside our Meeting Places are now offered in all of our Wellbeing Centres across Hertfordshire. About the Role This role will be a hybrid role, combining a 1-1 client peer support caseload, as well as the opportunity of supporting our Meeting Places Groups. Working with the team to offer 1-1 peer support to anyone accessing HMN. The Peer Support service provide tailored support for individuals to support their needs. This includes using different tools and techniques to help an individual improve areas of their life they may be struggling with. Peer Support is based on the recognition that there is no better person to support the path towards recovery, than someone who has walked a similar path as that person. To meet client needs, and work to this personalised approach, we do support people out in the community, within their home, as well as in one of our Wellbeing Centres. The successful candidate will need a personal understanding of mental ill health, either from your own lived experience or by caring for someone with a mental health condition and have awareness of issues in mental health service provision. We offer: • Annual leave entitlement of 25 days per year pro rata, rising in increments to a max. of 28 days after 5 years employment (plus 8 days Bank Holidays), • An additional day of leave each year for your birthday following completion of probation period., • Ongoing training relevant to your role., • An Employee Assistance Programme., • Health cover (after 6 months employment) – compensation payment for Optical, Dental, Chiropody and Therapy Treatments. Being able to drive and having access to your own vehicle (or equivalent) is essential for this role. Closing date for receipt of applications is Thursday 30 April 2026 Interviews to be held on Wednesday 6 May 2026 in our Ware Wellbeing Centre. Address will be provided. Please note: Due to high numbers of expected applicants, we may close this advert early. N.B. Please quote reference number 332 when completing your application for this role. Interested? If you would like to find out more, please click the apply button. You will be directed to our website to complete your application for this position. We welcome applications from all suitably-qualified candidates, irrespective of gender, disability, marital or parental status, racial, ethnic or social origin, colour, religion, belief, or sexual orientation. In addition, during the various stages of recruitment, specific measures can be taken to ensure equal opportunities for candidates with disabilities or special needs. Hertfordshire Mind Network is committed to the Disability Confident and Mindful Employer charters. We actively recruit staff who have a lived experience of mental ill health. Our inclusive approach recognises the unique skills, knowledge, and perspectives that lived experience brings to our team. No agencies please