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We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way to join us as a Youth Worker. Youth Worker Youth Work Manager Based at: Esteem’s base, The Old School House, Shoreham-by-sea, with some limited options for flexible/ hybrid working. It is expected that the majority of your time will be in person as this is a role working directly with young adults Contract: Permanent position - Part time Pay: £28,000 FTE (Pro-rata £22,400 actual gross) with scope for negotiation depending on experience and qualifications Please let us know if you would prefer to submit your application in another way, such as a video presentation. Esteem is a youth charity built by and for young adults aged 14 to 26, offering group activities and one-to-one support in Shoreham-by-Sea. In our space, any young adult can find their people, take on real responsibility, and discover what they are capable of. Each year, 250 young adults from across Sussex spend time with us. They come from many different communities and bring a wide range of experiences, with many navigating three or four social barriers at once that may impact their health, ability to cope and thrive into their adult lives. Participation runs through everything we do, with young adults shaping sessions, projects and the organisation itself at every level. That means our flagship weekly sessions, The Drop-In, WYD Wednesday and Crunch Time, developing our sessions and partnership at Shoreham Academy and the shorter projects that rotate through the year based on young adults' needs and interests. At the moment these include a young men's group, HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) sessions, and ‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions. You will lead on organising, delivering and reporting on these sessions, with young adults directly shaping what happens in them. From time to time you will also meet young adults one to one, working alongside them on things like conflict, boundaries and building confidence. Young adults tell us what they want from a youth worker. That is what you will help build. Plan and deliver regular social sessions alongside young adults, for under 18s (14 to 17) and over 18s (18 to 26), including Esteem's drop-ins. These currently run Monday 6pm to 8pm, Wednesday 4.30pm to 8pm and Friday 4pm to 5.30pm, with Shoreham Academy sessions on Friday 12pm to 2pm. ~ Organise, coordinate, deliver and report on short projects that run across the year: ~ Esteem's HAF holiday club, which runs up to three times a year ~ A new young men's group, where young men build a positive understanding of their gender, healthy relationships and mental health. ~‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions, where young adults who don't currently exercise get active on their own terms Working is required on the occasional bank holiday, and weekend on a rota basis, as agreed with the line manager. Support the Wellbeing Project Worker to deliver wellbeing activities such as surfing, hikes and trips. Keep our sessions genuinely open, so that young adults from every background find a way in and a reason to stay. Work with colleagues and young adults to develop a range of activities that build connection, confidence and community. Introducing new young adults to Esteem, our ethos and connecting them to opportunities at the organisation. Work alongside young adults to support their engagement in group sessions, whether that’s supporting them to join a group for the first time, or to repair conflict, or work through whatever is getting in the way. Help young adults find and stay involved in opportunities, both at Esteem and elsewhere. Support the recruitment, induction, training and supervision of volunteers and bank staff involved in your sessions. Records, monitoring and budgets Record attendance and complete the relevant documentation, including impact measurement and risk assessments. Record progress and outcomes on Upshot, Esteem's CRM system (Our secure database of young adults). Gather feedback from young adults, act on it, and tell them what changed as a result. Keep accurate and up-to-date records of your work with young adults. Prepare the information needed for impact measurement and funding reports, meeting confidentiality and data protection standards. Take part in team meetings, training and professional development. Safeguarding and risk Safeguard young adults, reporting and recording any concerns to the safeguarding team. Follow Esteem's safeguarding policies and procedures in all your work. Write risk assessments for your sessions and manage risk so that activities stay safe and still feel worth turning up for. Community Raise awareness of Esteem locally, so more young adults know we are here, with an emphasis on young adults from marginalised communities (Including those from the LGBT+, Neurodiverse, Refugee and Asylum Seeker communities) Build and maintain strong relationships with local organisations, schools and community groups, working alongside the youth team and Esteem's Marketing and Communications Officer. Championing young adults' voices Advocate for what young adults tell us they need, inside Esteem and in the wider community. Support young adults to take part in decisions, so their voices matter and their decisions stick. We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way. Esteem strives for excellence in safeguarding young adults and adults at risk, and in promoting the safety and welfare of everyone who comes through our doors. Experience working directly with young adults, with demonstrable youth work skills or experience in a youth development or community setting. Experience supporting young adults in a social environment. Experience of participatory, strengths-based practice, where young adults lead. A strong understanding of accessibility, and of what young adults from different backgrounds bring and need. A Level 3 qualification in youth work or equivalent, or a willingness to work towards one. Experience of supporting young men's wellbeing and mental health, and an understanding of what helps young men talk, connect and look after themselves. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, including text and digital communication, particularly with young adults who have found other services hard to access. The ability to facilitate interactive, age-appropriate activities with a youth-led approach. An awareness of safeguarding practice for young people and adults at risk, including relevant training. The ability to keep good records and to use IT and online systems to record outcomes and monitor performance. Currently we use google workspace and Upshot as our CRM. A Level 3 youth work qualification already held. Experience of Upshot or a similar CRM system. Experience of delivering holiday provision. A full driving licence and access to a vehicle. Helpful, cooperative and tuned in to other people, with a commitment to Esteem being youth-informed and youth-led. Someone with a good sense of humour and a positive attitude, who can gently challenge a young adult who is selling themselves short and encourage them to try something new. Approachable and flexible when things do not go to plan, and able to use your initiative. Willing to flex and support the rest of the team as the needs of young adults and the organisation change. At Esteem we understand that our collective wellbeing is vital to every aspect of our organisational function. Staff Well-being: Esteem runs quarterly Well-being weeks throughout the year where we pause, reflect on what’s working and what's not, and create space for connection and team building with staff and young adults. Esteem is committed to supporting you in your role, including regular supervision, reflective practice groups, clinical supervision, regular pay reviews, employee support plan, staff socials and regular training. Excellent Development and Growth Opportunities: Esteem’s employees are encouraged to consider opportunities to develop new skills or progress, including applying for new roles in the organisation, participating in external training courses, and getting involved in different projects happening within the organisation. Equality, diversity and inclusion are central to Esteem’s values and how we work. We are proud of our commitment to diversity and inclusion and support young people and staff from different backgrounds so they can be their best selves. Our networks include All Sorts (LGBTQIA+), Adur Refugees and Possibility People. Flexible Working and Holiday Entitlement: We are committed to maintaining your work/life balance. We offer 35 days (FTE) of annual leave inclusive of bank holidays. Esteem general office hours are 10am-6pm, Monday to Friday, though we take a flexible approach to work and working patterns; Occupational Sick Pay: Following completion of four months service, you will be entitled to enhanced occupational sick pay. Cash-Back Health Plan: On appointment, you will become a member of Health Shield, a cash-back health plan giving you money back on everyday healthcare costs, such as dental, optical and physiotherapy. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP): You will also have access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Breeze, a 24/7 support line via phone or web portal giving you access to GPs, counsellors, physios, mental health support and money-saving perks. Staff Discounts: You will also receive staff discounts to local businesses as part of our well-being offer. Successful applicants must complete a safer recruitment form (at the interview stage) and undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Esteem welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We value diversity and promote inclusion through our activities, as well as in our policies and working practices. If you have the skills, knowledge and drive that we are looking for, and are passionate about making a real difference in young adults' lives, we would love to hear from you. The offer of the position will be conditional upon our receipt and acceptance of satisfactory references, DBS check and Right to Work Check.

Health and Social Care Assessor Worthing and Surrounding Areas | Hybrid working Full Time Available | Permanent £27,000 - £30,000 per year + bonus + expenses Please only apply if you meet the following essential criteria: ·Level 3+ qualification in Health & Social Care ·Minimum 2 years' recent experience in Adult Health & Social Care (Senior Carer level or above) ·Full UK driving licence Applications will only be considered from candidates who meet all the essential criteria listed above. This role would suit candidates with experience in Adult Care as a Senior Carer, Care Coordinator, Team Leader, Deputy Manager, Registered Manager, Care Manager or an existing Health & Social Care Assessor The Role ·We're recruiting for a Health and Social Care Assessor to support learners working towards apprenticeship qualifications across workplace settings. ·You will support, coach and assess learners, helping them develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours required to successfully complete their programme. ·You will work with learners across Worthing and surrounding areas , combining remote delivery with planned workplace visits. ·You will manage your own diary and workload to meet key performance targets and ensure learner progress. ·No learner sourcing is required – all learners are provided, allowing you to focus on delivery, coaching and assessment. ·This role is sometimes referred to as Apprenticeship Assessor, Health and Social Care Tutor or Skills Coach within Health and Social Care. Key Responsibilities ·Build strong relationships with learners and employers through regular reviews and engagement ·Deliver high-quality teaching, coaching and assessment sessions aligned to apprenticeship standards ·Conduct workplace observations to assess practical competency ·Review learner work and provide timely, constructive feedback ·Support learners with Functional Skills (Maths & English) where required ·Prepare learners for End Point Assessment (EPA) ·Monitor learner progress and ensure timely achievement of qualifications ·Promote safeguarding, wellbeing and a safe learning environment at all times Benefits Home-based role with planned travel (mileage and expenses paid) 25 days holiday + bank holidays + Christmas & New Year shutdown Bonus scheme Pension & life assurance Health cash plan & wellbeing support EV car scheme access Access to employee discounts Referral bonus Plus, many more About t2 Group t2 Group is the UK's largest health and social care apprenticeship provider, delivering high-quality apprenticeships and professional qualifications. We focus on quality, consistency, and supporting both learners and employers to achieve strong outcomes across the Health & Social Care sector. Apply today to join our team and support the next generation of Health & Social Care professionals. TPBN1_UKTJ

We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way to join us as a Youth Worker. Youth Worker Youth Work Manager Based at: Esteem’s base, The Old School House, Shoreham-by-sea, with some limited options for flexible/ hybrid working. It is expected that the majority of your time will be in person as this is a role working directly with young adults Contract: Permanent position - Part time Pay: £28,000 FTE (Pro-rata £22,400 actual gross) with scope for negotiation depending on experience and qualifications Please let us know if you would prefer to submit your application in another way, such as a video presentation. Esteem is a youth charity built by and for young adults aged 14 to 26, offering group activities and one-to-one support in Shoreham-by-Sea. In our space, any young adult can find their people, take on real responsibility, and discover what they are capable of. Each year, 250 young adults from across Sussex spend time with us. They come from many different communities and bring a wide range of experiences, with many navigating three or four social barriers at once that may impact their health, ability to cope and thrive into their adult lives. Participation runs through everything we do, with young adults shaping sessions, projects and the organisation itself at every level. That means our flagship weekly sessions, The Drop-In, WYD Wednesday and Crunch Time, developing our sessions and partnership at Shoreham Academy and the shorter projects that rotate through the year based on young adults' needs and interests. At the moment these include a young men's group, HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) sessions, and ‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions. You will lead on organising, delivering and reporting on these sessions, with young adults directly shaping what happens in them. From time to time you will also meet young adults one to one, working alongside them on things like conflict, boundaries and building confidence. Young adults tell us what they want from a youth worker. That is what you will help build. Plan and deliver regular social sessions alongside young adults, for under 18s (14 to 17) and over 18s (18 to 26), including Esteem's drop-ins. These currently run Monday 6pm to 8pm, Wednesday 4.30pm to 8pm and Friday 4pm to 5.30pm, with Shoreham Academy sessions on Friday 12pm to 2pm. ~ Organise, coordinate, deliver and report on short projects that run across the year: ~ Esteem's HAF holiday club, which runs up to three times a year ~ A new young men's group, where young men build a positive understanding of their gender, healthy relationships and mental health. ~‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions, where young adults who don't currently exercise get active on their own terms Working is required on the occasional bank holiday, and weekend on a rota basis, as agreed with the line manager. Support the Wellbeing Project Worker to deliver wellbeing activities such as surfing, hikes and trips. Keep our sessions genuinely open, so that young adults from every background find a way in and a reason to stay. Work with colleagues and young adults to develop a range of activities that build connection, confidence and community. Introducing new young adults to Esteem, our ethos and connecting them to opportunities at the organisation. Work alongside young adults to support their engagement in group sessions, whether that’s supporting them to join a group for the first time, or to repair conflict, or work through whatever is getting in the way. Help young adults find and stay involved in opportunities, both at Esteem and elsewhere. Support the recruitment, induction, training and supervision of volunteers and bank staff involved in your sessions. Records, monitoring and budgets Record attendance and complete the relevant documentation, including impact measurement and risk assessments. Record progress and outcomes on Upshot, Esteem's CRM system (Our secure database of young adults). Gather feedback from young adults, act on it, and tell them what changed as a result. Keep accurate and up-to-date records of your work with young adults. Prepare the information needed for impact measurement and funding reports, meeting confidentiality and data protection standards. Take part in team meetings, training and professional development. Safeguarding and risk Safeguard young adults, reporting and recording any concerns to the safeguarding team. Follow Esteem's safeguarding policies and procedures in all your work. Write risk assessments for your sessions and manage risk so that activities stay safe and still feel worth turning up for. Community Raise awareness of Esteem locally, so more young adults know we are here, with an emphasis on young adults from marginalised communities (Including those from the LGBT+, Neurodiverse, Refugee and Asylum Seeker communities) Build and maintain strong relationships with local organisations, schools and community groups, working alongside the youth team and Esteem's Marketing and Communications Officer. Championing young adults' voices Advocate for what young adults tell us they need, inside Esteem and in the wider community. Support young adults to take part in decisions, so their voices matter and their decisions stick. We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way. Esteem strives for excellence in safeguarding young adults and adults at risk, and in promoting the safety and welfare of everyone who comes through our doors. Experience working directly with young adults, with demonstrable youth work skills or experience in a youth development or community setting. Experience supporting young adults in a social environment. Experience of participatory, strengths-based practice, where young adults lead. A strong understanding of accessibility, and of what young adults from different backgrounds bring and need. A Level 3 qualification in youth work or equivalent, or a willingness to work towards one. Experience of supporting young men's wellbeing and mental health, and an understanding of what helps young men talk, connect and look after themselves. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, including text and digital communication, particularly with young adults who have found other services hard to access. The ability to facilitate interactive, age-appropriate activities with a youth-led approach. An awareness of safeguarding practice for young people and adults at risk, including relevant training. The ability to keep good records and to use IT and online systems to record outcomes and monitor performance. Currently we use google workspace and Upshot as our CRM. A Level 3 youth work qualification already held. Experience of Upshot or a similar CRM system. Experience of delivering holiday provision. A full driving licence and access to a vehicle. Helpful, cooperative and tuned in to other people, with a commitment to Esteem being youth-informed and youth-led. Someone with a good sense of humour and a positive attitude, who can gently challenge a young adult who is selling themselves short and encourage them to try something new. Approachable and flexible when things do not go to plan, and able to use your initiative. Willing to flex and support the rest of the team as the needs of young adults and the organisation change. At Esteem we understand that our collective wellbeing is vital to every aspect of our organisational function. Staff Well-being: Esteem runs quarterly Well-being weeks throughout the year where we pause, reflect on what’s working and what's not, and create space for connection and team building with staff and young adults. Esteem is committed to supporting you in your role, including regular supervision, reflective practice groups, clinical supervision, regular pay reviews, employee support plan, staff socials and regular training. Excellent Development and Growth Opportunities: Esteem’s employees are encouraged to consider opportunities to develop new skills or progress, including applying for new roles in the organisation, participating in external training courses, and getting involved in different projects happening within the organisation. Equality, diversity and inclusion are central to Esteem’s values and how we work. We are proud of our commitment to diversity and inclusion and support young people and staff from different backgrounds so they can be their best selves. Our networks include All Sorts (LGBTQIA+), Adur Refugees and Possibility People. Flexible Working and Holiday Entitlement: We are committed to maintaining your work/life balance. We offer 35 days (FTE) of annual leave inclusive of bank holidays. Esteem general office hours are 10am-6pm, Monday to Friday, though we take a flexible approach to work and working patterns; Occupational Sick Pay: Following completion of four months service, you will be entitled to enhanced occupational sick pay. Cash-Back Health Plan: On appointment, you will become a member of Health Shield, a cash-back health plan giving you money back on everyday healthcare costs, such as dental, optical and physiotherapy. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP): You will also have access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Breeze, a 24/7 support line via phone or web portal giving you access to GPs, counsellors, physios, mental health support and money-saving perks. Staff Discounts: You will also receive staff discounts to local businesses as part of our well-being offer. Successful applicants must complete a safer recruitment form (at the interview stage) and undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Esteem welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We value diversity and promote inclusion through our activities, as well as in our policies and working practices. If you have the skills, knowledge and drive that we are looking for, and are passionate about making a real difference in young adults' lives, we would love to hear from you. The offer of the position will be conditional upon our receipt and acceptance of satisfactory references, DBS check and Right to Work Check.

Location: Worthing, West Sussex Salary: Up to £56,000 per year + bonus Job Type: Full-time A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an experienced Registered Manager to lead a 'Good' rated 5-bed children’s residential home in the Worthing area, supporting children and young people aged 8–18 with emotional and behavioural difficulties (EBD). Our client is looking for an experienced, passionate and resilient Registered Manager who can provide strong leadership, develop a high-performing team and ensure children receive consistently high standards of care. This is an excellent opportunity for an established manager who is looking to make a genuine difference to the lives of children and young people while taking responsibility for the successful day-to-day running and continued development of an established residential children's home. • Take overall responsibility for the day-to-day management and operation of the children's home, • Provide strong, visible and supportive leadership to the staff team, • Recruit, develop, motivate and retain a committed team, • Establish a clear vision, shared goals and consistently high expectations, • Ensure care is delivered in line with the Children’s Homes Regulations and Quality Standards, • Maintain the home's registration with Ofsted, • Lead on auditing, budget management and effective monitoring of the home, • Complete Regulation 45 reports and other required monitoring and reporting, • Promote and maintain the highest standards of safeguarding, • Ensure children’s wishes, feelings, rights and individual needs are heard, respected and reflected in their care, • Promote equality, inclusion and a genuinely child-centred approach, • Build and maintain positive relationships with children, families, professionals and other stakeholders, • Create a positive working environment where good practice is recognised, developed and encouraged, • Provide guidance, supervision and support to staff, helping them to achieve their potential, • Respond confidently and appropriately to challenging or demanding situations, • Participate in the on-call rota on a pro-rata basis, • At least 2 years' management experience within a children's residential setting, • A Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Residential Childcare, • Strong knowledge of Ofsted requirements, Children's Homes Regulations and Quality Standards, • Previous experience of achieving a Good or Outstanding Ofsted inspection outcome, • Proven experience of leading, developing and motivating a staff team, • Excellent organisational and interpersonal skills, • The confidence and resilience to manage challenging situations calmly and effectively, • A strong understanding of safeguarding and child protection, • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, • A professional, honest and values-driven approach, • The ability to demonstrate integrity, professionalism and good character, • Salary up to £56,000 per year, • Bonus for achieving a Good or Outstanding Ofsted rating, • 31 days' annual leaveHigh-quality training and ongoing professional development, • Regular performance development and management support, • Monthly clinical supervision with a psychotherapist, • Automatic enrolment into a workplace pension, • The opportunity to lead and develop a dedicated children's residential care team, • The opportunity to make a meaningful difference to the lives of children and young people #J-18808-Ljbffr

Location: Worthing Salary: Up to £50,000 per annum + Bonus Are you an experienced Registered Manager looking for an exciting opportunity to lead and develop a high-quality domiciliary care service? We are looking for a passionate, experienced and motivated Registered Manager to lead a domiciliary care service in Worthing.The service provides personalised care and support to individuals with a range of needs, including mental health support and end-of-life care. This is an excellent opportunity for a strong leader who is passionate about delivering outstanding care, developing their team and driving the growth and success of a service. As the Registered Manager, you will take overall responsibility for the day-to-day management and performance of the domiciliary care service.You will ensure that the service consistently delivers safe, effective, compassionate and person-centred care. You will lead and develop a dedicated care team while ensuring the service meets all relevant regulatory, compliance and quality standards. • Provide strong and effective leadership to the care and office team., • Take overall responsibility for the day-to-day running of the domiciliary care service., • Ensure the delivery of high-quality, safe and person-centred care., • Maintain compliance with CQC regulations and relevant legislation., • Prepare for and manage CQC inspections and ensure ongoing regulatory compliance., • Lead, support, supervise and develop care staff., • Recruit, onboard and retain high-quality care professionals., • Carry out regular staff supervisions, appraisals and performance management., • Ensure appropriate staffing levels and effective rota management., • Conduct quality assurance checks, audits and service reviews., • Manage safeguarding concerns, incidents, complaints and investigations appropriately., • Ensure robust care planning and risk assessments are completed and regularly reviewed., • Build strong relationships with service users, families, healthcare professionals and external stakeholders., • Support and oversee care provision for individuals with mental health needs., • Ensure sensitive, compassionate and high-quality end-of-life care is delivered., • Monitor the financial performance of the service and work towards growth and business objectives., • Identify opportunities to develop and expand the service., • Promote a positive, professional and supportive culture across the team. The successful candidate will ideally have: • Previous experience as a Registered Manager ideally within domiciliary care but not essential, • A proven track record of managing and leading a successful care service., • Experience supporting individuals with mental health needs., • Experience and understanding of end-of-life or palliative care., • A Level 5 Diploma in Leadership and Management for Adult Care, or equivalent., • Strong knowledge of CQC regulations, compliance and inspection requirements., • Experience managing safeguarding concerns and quality assurance processes., • Excellent leadership and people management skills., • Experience recruiting, developing and retaining care staff., • Strong organisational and time-management abilities., • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills., • A passion for delivering outstanding, person-centred care., • Commercial awareness and an ability to support service growth., • The ability to remain calm and professional when managing challenging situations., • Salary of up to £50,000 per annum, depending on experience., • Performance-related bonus., • Opportunity to lead and develop a growing service., • Ongoing professional development and training., • Supportive senior management team., • Excellent career progression opportunities. If you are an experienced Registered Manager looking for the opportunity to lead a high-quality domiciliary care service and make a genuine difference to people's lives, we would love to hear from you. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Are you a Life Changer? Do you want to lean in and transform the life of a child? Compass Community puts children first through our therapeutic, innovative approach.Integrity, Courage and Care shape how we work. We listen deeply, challenge each other and fixing what needs fixing, together. This is the work. And we’d like you to be part of it Work in a children’s home that makes a positive, lasting difference to children’s lives. This Deputy Manager role is ideal for experienced Senior Residential Workers or existing Deputy Managers who are looking to further develop their leadership skills within residential childcare. We are looking for a determined, caring and thoughtful professional to support the Registered Manager in delivering high-quality, child-centred care. • Is 22 years old or above (to meet Ofsted regulations)., • Has their NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare., • Has at least 2 year’s experiences within Residential Childcare and working alongside young people., • Has a valid manual driving licence., • Using life skills, you will have the opportunity to make a huge difference within a child’s life, create positive relationships with them, meeting their needs and always safeguarding them., • Within this leadership role you will be responsible for: staff supervision, leading shifts, making rotas, leading staff meetings, ensuring that placement plans are followed and education is supported, and ensuring that policies, procedures and risk assessments are adhered to and updated., • You will ensure the welfare and care of each child, and give guidance to and support the wider staff team., • Receive a £100 bonus for achieving a ‘Good’ Ofsted outcome for the home and a £200 bonus for achieving ‘Outstanding’., • Receive £200 (2 years), £400 (5 years) and £600 (10 years) service awards, plus up to £500 special recognition award for outstanding practice., • Annual leave starts at 26 days, in addition to bank holidays, and increases to 28 days following two years of continuous service (Capped at 28 days)., • Receive an additional 3.5 days of leave (one for your birthday, one for health and wellbeing, one to volunteer and a half day for festive celebrations)., • With MediCash, receive cash back for medical and wellbeing appointments such as dental treatment/check-ups, optical care, physiotherapy and more., • Group Life Assurance Scheme: upon successful completion of you probation review, 3 times your annual salary will be provided to your designated beneficiary, should you die whilst employed at Compass. The successful applicants will be appointed subject to references and enhanced DBS check. Compass is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We have excellent internal frameworks including REACH and GRACE which all contribute towards your day-to-day job role. Not Specified #J-18808-Ljbffr

We are seeking an Area Building Surveyor to join our Facilities Management (FM) team. This is a great opportunity to work with West Sussex County Council covering a broad range of property assets, such as Libraries, Fire Service, Children's and Adults' social care. The WSCC estate has a wide range of buildings including heritage sites, listed buildings and new builds. In this position you will work in conjunction with the Area Building Engineers and Area Facilities Manager to deliver a quality FM service to support WSCC customers. You will also get to work closely with the Estates team to fully understand FM responsibilities for each of the buildings and at times liaise with building tenants. Salary: £49,817 to £53,051 per annum. Location: Your office base will be Bognor Regis, Working pattern: Full-time, 37 hours per week Monday - Friday. You will need to be able to travel independently around the county, including to areas that may not be easily accessible by public transport. Pool cars and pool bikes are available. We maintain and improve the Property Assets that support the work of the County Council in its role of supporting the needs of the residents of West Sussex. All the properties have premises requirements linked to the services delivered from them. Individual buildings within the same Service portfolio often have different operational requirements. Understanding these differences and using an extensive range of Building Surveying skills and experience is a primary function of the Area Building Surveyor role. The role entails working with a variety of Services, which have different operational requirements and expectations. Understanding how the building is, or could be, better used by a Service will enable you to formulate and agree client briefs in discussion with the service. For this role you will be expected to demonstrate relevant skills and experiences including: • Experience of working with a wide variety of buildings that are demanding due to age and condition. Being able to balance the complex needs of your customers with budgetary constraints to ensure the optimal solution is specified and implemented is essential., • The nature of the role requires you to be technically competent, flexible and able to prioritise a busy workload. You will have to balance competing demands including cost, risk and time pressures, to deliver best practice outcomes that are compliant with statutory requirements., • Excellent stakeholder management and interpersonal skills to establish productive working relationships with your customers and contractors., • Attention to detail in your work and be able to work as part of a team assisting other surveyors from time-to-time as well as other FM colleagues on Annual Site Reviews., • There is a regular and intrinsic requirement to communicate in English with members of the public. The job will require an ability to travel independently around the County, often to remote locations, and attendance at some meetings may be required out of normal office hours. • Analytical and judgement skills with the ability to quickly assimilate varied and highly complex information from a variety of sources, consider technical issues, risks and resource implications, define the scope of work and recommend the most appropriate course of action., • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills to work in a customer focused manner, providing a high-quality service. Highly developed influencing, negotiating and persuasive skills to persuade a client of the need to take a specific course of action, and the ability to communicate information which may be complex and contentious to a variety of audiences., • Partnership working skills and a multidisciplinary approach to liaise with clients, contractors and other internal teams to determine an effective course of action., • Ability to research and analyse a variety of technical documentation and practice, including cost benefit and whole-life analysis, to produce evidence-based, robust solutions and written reports., • Ability to think laterally and to adopt to changing situations in a measured and flexible manner to adapt advice and guidance to suit any change in circumstance, whether legislative, structural, partnership related etc., • Ability to organise and prioritise work, coordinate a variety of tasks in a clear and logical way, and meet agreed deadlines., • Degree in Surveying / Building, HNC/HND level Surveying / Building, or equivalent level of academic attainment with significant relevant experience and extensive experience in the application of the knowledge to the specific requirements of the job and relevant areas of work., • Relevant membership of a relevant professional body e.g. Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (MRICS) or Chartered Institute of Building (MCIOB)., • Advanced theoretical, practical and procedural knowledge for the range of professional building surveying and project management activities, plus a detailed knowledge of organisational policies, practices and procedures., • Detailed, thorough advanced knowledge and experience of building construction and building regulation requirements including CDM regulations. Broad understanding of asset management maintenance design and construction procedures, techniques and statutory approval procedures., • Considerable depth of knowledge of relevant statutory property legislation. This includes interpretation of very complex building control legislation and statutory guidance., • Relevant advanced theoretical or organisational knowledge of systems, procedures and policies associated with operating a demanding and customer focussed project management briefing and delivery service., • Sound and accurate IT knowledge e.g. use of maintenance databases / software, AutoCAD LT and Microsoft Office, to carry out service-related processes. For a full detailed list of the skills and qualifications required for this position please refer to the attached Job Description. • Access to our Employee Assistance Programme, we are committed to providing a healthy work life balance., • You will benefit from a generous amount of annual leave, plus the opportunity to buy additional leave, an excellent local government pension scheme as well as a range of discounts giving our staff access to hundreds of offers., • For more information about the wide variety of benefits you can take advantage of please visit our Rewards and Benefits page. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. This post is subject to right to work within the UK, enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, satisfactory references, and a health check. Equity, inclusion and accessibility is very important to West Sussex County Council. We welcome and encourage applications from everyone, as this helps us build a diverse and talented workforce, that reflects the communities we serve. We ensure our approach to recruitment is flexible and supportive to enable all applicants to be at their best and to ensure they have the best possible chance of success. We operate a guaranteed interview scheme for applicants that have a disability, are a veteran or are a care leaver. More information can be found on our application help page. #J-18808-Ljbffr

We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way to join us as a Youth Worker. Job title: Youth Worker Accountable to: Youth Work Manager Based at: Esteem’s base, The Old School House, Shoreham-by-sea, with some limited options for flexible/ hybrid working. It is expected that the majority of your time will be in person as this is a role working directly with young adults Contract: Permanent position - Part time Hours: 30 hours per week Working Pattern: Monday 12:30pm to 08:30pm, Wednesday 12:30pm to 08:30pm, Thursday 10:00am to 06:00pm and Friday 10:00 am to 6:00pm - Tuesday is a non-working day. Pay: £28,000 FTE (Pro-rata £22,400 actual gross) with scope for negotiation depending on experience and qualifications Application Deadline: Monday 2nd November 2026 at 10am Interviews: Week commencing 9th November 2026 Start Date: To be confirmed How To Apply: If you would like to apply for this position, please complete an application form and send it along with your CV to our HR team. Please let us know if you would prefer to submit your application in another way, such as a video presentation. For an informal conversation about the role please contact our HR team About Esteem Esteem is a youth charity built by and for young adults aged 14 to 26, offering group activities and one-to-one support in Shoreham-by-Sea. In our space, any young adult can find their people, take on real responsibility, and discover what they are capable of. Esteem creates spaces where everyone matters. Each year, 250 young adults from across Sussex spend time with us. They come from many different communities and bring a wide range of experiences, with many navigating three or four social barriers at once that may impact their health, ability to cope and thrive into their adult lives. Participation runs through everything we do, with young adults shaping sessions, projects and the organisation itself at every level. About the role Your main focus will be leading and organising group activities and social sessions. That means our flagship weekly sessions, The Drop-In, WYD Wednesday and Crunch Time, developing our sessions and partnership at Shoreham Academy and the shorter projects that rotate through the year based on young adults' needs and interests. At the moment these include a young men's group, HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) sessions, and ‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions. You will lead on organising, delivering and reporting on these sessions, with young adults directly shaping what happens in them. From time to time you will also meet young adults one to one, working alongside them on things like conflict, boundaries and building confidence. Young adults tell us what they want from a youth worker. They want time and space, and someone who understands them as an individual. They want somewhere that feels safe and supportive, where they can meet people and build connections. They want a programme of activities that is genuinely good fun and gives them somewhere to be. That is what you will help build. What you will do Leading group activities Plan and deliver regular social sessions alongside young adults, for under 18s (14 to 17) and over 18s (18 to 26), including Esteem's drop-ins. These currently run Monday 6pm to 8pm, Wednesday 4.30pm to 8pm and Friday 4pm to 5.30pm, with Shoreham Academy sessions on Friday 12pm to 2pm. Organise, coordinate, deliver and report on short projects that run across the year: Esteem's HAF holiday club, which runs up to three times a year A new young men's group, where young men build a positive understanding of their gender, healthy relationships and mental health. ‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions, where young adults who don't currently exercise get active on their own terms Working is required on the occasional bank holiday, and weekend on a rota basis, as agreed with the line manager. Support the Wellbeing Project Worker to deliver wellbeing activities such as surfing, hikes and trips. Keep our sessions genuinely open, so that young adults from every background find a way in and a reason to stay. Work with colleagues and young adults to develop a range of activities that build connection, confidence and community. One-to-one support Introducing new young adults to Esteem, our ethos and connecting them to opportunities at the organisation. Work alongside young adults to support their engagement in group sessions, whether that’s supporting them to join a group for the first time, or to repair conflict, or work through whatever is getting in the way. Help young adults find and stay involved in opportunities, both at Esteem and elsewhere. Working with volunteers Support the recruitment, induction, training and supervision of volunteers and bank staff involved in your sessions. Build a collaborative atmosphere in which volunteers feel valued and well supported. Records, monitoring and budgets Record attendance and complete the relevant documentation, including impact measurement and risk assessments. Manage and maintain a budget for your activities. Record progress and outcomes on Upshot, Esteem's CRM system (Our secure database of young adults). Gather feedback from young adults, act on it, and tell them what changed as a result. Keep accurate and up-to-date records of your work with young adults. Prepare the information needed for impact measurement and funding reports, meeting confidentiality and data protection standards. Take part in team meetings, training and professional development. Safeguarding and risk Safeguard young adults, reporting and recording any concerns to the safeguarding team. Follow Esteem's safeguarding policies and procedures in all your work. Write risk assessments for your sessions and manage risk so that activities stay safe and still feel worth turning up for. Community Raise awareness of Esteem locally, so more young adults know we are here, with an emphasis on young adults from marginalised communities (Including those from the LGBT+, Neurodiverse, Refugee and Asylum Seeker communities) Build and maintain strong relationships with local organisations, schools and community groups, working alongside the youth team and Esteem's Marketing and Communications Officer. Championing young adults' voices Advocate for what young adults tell us they need, inside Esteem and in the wider community. Support young adults to take part in decisions, so their voices matter and their decisions stick. Who we are looking for We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way. You will need to show us that you can collaborate, plan, solve problems, use your initiative and connect with people. Esteem strives for excellence in safeguarding young adults and adults at risk, and in promoting the safety and welfare of everyone who comes through our doors. If you meet most of what follows and are not sure about the rest, we would still like to hear from you. Essential experience and knowledge Experience working directly with young adults, with demonstrable youth work skills or experience in a youth development or community setting. We would usually expect around two years, though we welcome applications from people whose experience has taken a different shape. Experience supporting young adults in a social environment. Experience of participatory, strengths-based practice, where young adults lead. A strong understanding of accessibility, and of what young adults from different backgrounds bring and need. A Level 3 qualification in youth work or equivalent, or a willingness to work towards one. Experience of supporting young men's wellbeing and mental health, and an understanding of what helps young men talk, connect and look after themselves. Essential skills and abilities Strong interpersonal and communication skills, including text and digital communication, particularly with young adults who have found other services hard to access. Empathy, and the ability to work in a trauma-informed way both one to one and in groups. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. The ability to facilitate interactive, age-appropriate activities with a youth-led approach. An awareness of safeguarding practice for young people and adults at risk, including relevant training. The ability to keep good records and to use IT and online systems to record outcomes and monitor performance. Currently we use google workspace and Upshot as our CRM. Desirable A Level 3 youth work qualification already held. Experience of Upshot or a similar CRM system. Experience of delivering holiday provision. A full driving licence and access to a vehicle. A Middas qualification What you are like Helpful, cooperative and tuned in to other people, with a commitment to Esteem being youth-informed and youth-led. Someone who lives out Esteem's values: trust, support, respect. Reliable, honest and careful with confidentiality. Someone with a good sense of humour and a positive attitude, who can gently challenge a young adult who is selling themselves short and encourage them to try something new. Approachable and flexible when things do not go to plan, and able to use your initiative. Willing to flex and support the rest of the team as the needs of young adults and the organisation change. Friendly and curious, interested in understanding other people's perspectives and experiences. A reflective practitioner, who is able to develop their practice, and receive and provide feedback to the rest of the team in a healthy way. What we offer At Esteem we understand that our collective wellbeing is vital to every aspect of our organisational function. We provide: Staff Well-being: Esteem runs quarterly Well-being weeks throughout the year where we pause, reflect on what’s working and what's not, and create space for connection and team building with staff and young adults. Esteem is committed to supporting you in your role, including regular supervision, reflective practice groups, clinical supervision, regular pay reviews, employee support plan, staff socials and regular training. Excellent Development and Growth Opportunities: Esteem’s employees are encouraged to consider opportunities to develop new skills or progress, including applying for new roles in the organisation, participating in external training courses, and getting involved in different projects happening within the organisation. A Diverse and Inclusive Workplace: Equality, diversity and inclusion are central to Esteem’s values and how we work. We are proud of our commitment to diversity and inclusion and support young people and staff from different backgrounds so they can be their best selves. Our networks include All Sorts (LGBTQIA+), Adur Refugees and Possibility People. Flexible Working and Holiday Entitlement: We are committed to maintaining your work/life balance. We offer 35 days (FTE) of annual leave inclusive of bank holidays. We operate flexi-working. Esteem general office hours are 10am-6pm, Monday to Friday, though we take a flexible approach to work and working patterns; we also ask the same of our staff, requiring the ability to work effectively and respond appropriately in challenging circumstances. Esteem has a close-down period over Christmas and New Year. Occupational Sick Pay: Following completion of four months service, you will be entitled to enhanced occupational sick pay. Cash-Back Health Plan: On appointment, you will become a member of Health Shield, a cash-back health plan giving you money back on everyday healthcare costs, such as dental, optical and physiotherapy. This is from day one of you joining Esteem. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP): You will also have access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Breeze, a 24/7 support line via phone or web portal giving you access to GPs, counsellors, physios, mental health support and money-saving perks. Flu Vaccination: We pay for flu vaccinations, should this be something you wish to have. Staff Discounts: You will also receive staff discounts to local businesses as part of our well-being offer. You will be asked to complete a declaration and references form if offered an interview. Successful applicants must complete a safer recruitment form (at the interview stage) and undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Esteem welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We value diversity and promote inclusion through our activities, as well as in our policies and working practices. Our culture and values reinforce this. We seek to create an inspiring and inclusive workplace where all feel valued and able to contribute to the organisation. If you have the skills, knowledge and drive that we are looking for, and are passionate about making a real difference in young adults' lives, we would love to hear from you. We will only shortlist applicants that have applied directly to our HR Department providing a completed application form. The offer of the position will be conditional upon our receipt and acceptance of satisfactory references, DBS check and Right to Work Check.

Charles Hunter Associates is seeking an experienced Registered Manager to lead a domiciliary care service in Worthing. You will ensure safe, compassionate, person-centred care and manage day-to-day operations, driving quality and regulatory compliance. You will coach and develop a care team, recruit staff, oversee safeguarding, and oversee CQC inspections while pursuing growth and service excellence. Salary up to £50,000 plus bonus, with ongoing professional development and supportive management. #J-18808-Ljbffr

We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way to join us as a Youth Worker. Youth Worker Youth Work Manager Based at: Esteem’s base, The Old School House, Shoreham-by-sea, with some limited options for flexible/ hybrid working. It is expected that the majority of your time will be in person as this is a role working directly with young adults Contract: Permanent position - Part time Pay: £28,000 FTE (Pro-rata £22,400 actual gross) with scope for negotiation depending on experience and qualifications Please let us know if you would prefer to submit your application in another way, such as a video presentation. Esteem is a youth charity built by and for young adults aged 14 to 26, offering group activities and one-to-one support in Shoreham-by-Sea. In our space, any young adult can find their people, take on real responsibility, and discover what they are capable of. Each year, 250 young adults from across Sussex spend time with us. They come from many different communities and bring a wide range of experiences, with many navigating three or four social barriers at once that may impact their health, ability to cope and thrive into their adult lives. Participation runs through everything we do, with young adults shaping sessions, projects and the organisation itself at every level. That means our flagship weekly sessions, The Drop-In, WYD Wednesday and Crunch Time, developing our sessions and partnership at Shoreham Academy and the shorter projects that rotate through the year based on young adults' needs and interests. At the moment these include a young men's group, HAF (Holiday Activities and Food) sessions, and ‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions. You will lead on organising, delivering and reporting on these sessions, with young adults directly shaping what happens in them. From time to time you will also meet young adults one to one, working alongside them on things like conflict, boundaries and building confidence. Young adults tell us what they want from a youth worker. That is what you will help build. Plan and deliver regular social sessions alongside young adults, for under 18s (14 to 17) and over 18s (18 to 26), including Esteem's drop-ins. These currently run Monday 6pm to 8pm, Wednesday 4.30pm to 8pm and Friday 4pm to 5.30pm, with Shoreham Academy sessions on Friday 12pm to 2pm. ~ Organise, coordinate, deliver and report on short projects that run across the year: ~ Esteem's HAF holiday club, which runs up to three times a year ~ A new young men's group, where young men build a positive understanding of their gender, healthy relationships and mental health. ~‘Learn To’ inclusive physical activity sessions, where young adults who don't currently exercise get active on their own terms Working is required on the occasional bank holiday, and weekend on a rota basis, as agreed with the line manager. Support the Wellbeing Project Worker to deliver wellbeing activities such as surfing, hikes and trips. Keep our sessions genuinely open, so that young adults from every background find a way in and a reason to stay. Work with colleagues and young adults to develop a range of activities that build connection, confidence and community. Introducing new young adults to Esteem, our ethos and connecting them to opportunities at the organisation. Work alongside young adults to support their engagement in group sessions, whether that’s supporting them to join a group for the first time, or to repair conflict, or work through whatever is getting in the way. Help young adults find and stay involved in opportunities, both at Esteem and elsewhere. Support the recruitment, induction, training and supervision of volunteers and bank staff involved in your sessions. Records, monitoring and budgets Record attendance and complete the relevant documentation, including impact measurement and risk assessments. Record progress and outcomes on Upshot, Esteem's CRM system (Our secure database of young adults). Gather feedback from young adults, act on it, and tell them what changed as a result. Keep accurate and up-to-date records of your work with young adults. Prepare the information needed for impact measurement and funding reports, meeting confidentiality and data protection standards. Take part in team meetings, training and professional development. Safeguarding and risk Safeguard young adults, reporting and recording any concerns to the safeguarding team. Follow Esteem's safeguarding policies and procedures in all your work. Write risk assessments for your sessions and manage risk so that activities stay safe and still feel worth turning up for. Community Raise awareness of Esteem locally, so more young adults know we are here, with an emphasis on young adults from marginalised communities (Including those from the LGBT+, Neurodiverse, Refugee and Asylum Seeker communities) Build and maintain strong relationships with local organisations, schools and community groups, working alongside the youth team and Esteem's Marketing and Communications Officer. Championing young adults' voices Advocate for what young adults tell us they need, inside Esteem and in the wider community. Support young adults to take part in decisions, so their voices matter and their decisions stick. We are looking for someone with experience in the youth or community sector, who has worked directly with young adults in a strengths-based and participatory way. Esteem strives for excellence in safeguarding young adults and adults at risk, and in promoting the safety and welfare of everyone who comes through our doors. Experience working directly with young adults, with demonstrable youth work skills or experience in a youth development or community setting. Experience supporting young adults in a social environment. Experience of participatory, strengths-based practice, where young adults lead. A strong understanding of accessibility, and of what young adults from different backgrounds bring and need. A Level 3 qualification in youth work or equivalent, or a willingness to work towards one. Experience of supporting young men's wellbeing and mental health, and an understanding of what helps young men talk, connect and look after themselves. Strong interpersonal and communication skills, including text and digital communication, particularly with young adults who have found other services hard to access. The ability to facilitate interactive, age-appropriate activities with a youth-led approach. An awareness of safeguarding practice for young people and adults at risk, including relevant training. The ability to keep good records and to use IT and online systems to record outcomes and monitor performance. Currently we use google workspace and Upshot as our CRM. A Level 3 youth work qualification already held. Experience of Upshot or a similar CRM system. Experience of delivering holiday provision. A full driving licence and access to a vehicle. Helpful, cooperative and tuned in to other people, with a commitment to Esteem being youth-informed and youth-led. Someone with a good sense of humour and a positive attitude, who can gently challenge a young adult who is selling themselves short and encourage them to try something new. Approachable and flexible when things do not go to plan, and able to use your initiative. Willing to flex and support the rest of the team as the needs of young adults and the organisation change. At Esteem we understand that our collective wellbeing is vital to every aspect of our organisational function. Staff Well-being: Esteem runs quarterly Well-being weeks throughout the year where we pause, reflect on what’s working and what's not, and create space for connection and team building with staff and young adults. Esteem is committed to supporting you in your role, including regular supervision, reflective practice groups, clinical supervision, regular pay reviews, employee support plan, staff socials and regular training. Excellent Development and Growth Opportunities: Esteem’s employees are encouraged to consider opportunities to develop new skills or progress, including applying for new roles in the organisation, participating in external training courses, and getting involved in different projects happening within the organisation. Equality, diversity and inclusion are central to Esteem’s values and how we work. We are proud of our commitment to diversity and inclusion and support young people and staff from different backgrounds so they can be their best selves. Our networks include All Sorts (LGBTQIA+), Adur Refugees and Possibility People. Flexible Working and Holiday Entitlement: We are committed to maintaining your work/life balance. We offer 35 days (FTE) of annual leave inclusive of bank holidays. Esteem general office hours are 10am-6pm, Monday to Friday, though we take a flexible approach to work and working patterns; Occupational Sick Pay: Following completion of four months service, you will be entitled to enhanced occupational sick pay. Cash-Back Health Plan: On appointment, you will become a member of Health Shield, a cash-back health plan giving you money back on everyday healthcare costs, such as dental, optical and physiotherapy. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP): You will also have access to our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) Breeze, a 24/7 support line via phone or web portal giving you access to GPs, counsellors, physios, mental health support and money-saving perks. Staff Discounts: You will also receive staff discounts to local businesses as part of our well-being offer. Successful applicants must complete a safer recruitment form (at the interview stage) and undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Esteem welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We value diversity and promote inclusion through our activities, as well as in our policies and working practices. If you have the skills, knowledge and drive that we are looking for, and are passionate about making a real difference in young adults' lives, we would love to hear from you. The offer of the position will be conditional upon our receipt and acceptance of satisfactory references, DBS check and Right to Work Check.

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