Young People Support Officer
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- England,South East,Berkshire,Reading
- Full Time, Permanent
- £28,000 - £29,175 per annum
Job Description:
Full job descriptionYoung People Support OfficerReading | £29,175 per annum
Full time, 37 hours per week | Rota covering seven days, between 8am and 10pm
About the ClientOur client is a charity helping people overcome homelessness and develop greater independence. The organisation is expanding its services for young adults, with an emphasis on inclusion, wellbeing and individual potential.
About the JobSupporting young people aged 18 to 24 in supported accommodation, you will help individuals develop confidence, practical skills and plans for independent living.
Duties will include:
*Managing a caseload and agreeing individual goals and support plans.
*Building positive relationships that encourage participation and confidence.
*Providing guidance on budgeting, tenancy responsibilities, cooking and household routines.
*Helping young people access education, training, volunteering and employment.
*Organising activities and workshops that develop everyday skills.
*Coordinating support with housing, health, social care and community partners.
*Recognising safeguarding concerns and maintaining accurate case records.
About the Successful ApplicantYou will be an empathetic, resilient communicator who can build trust and manage competing priorities. Ideally, you will have supported young people or vulnerable adults within housing, youth work, social care or a related setting. Good IT and record keeping skills are important, alongside a relevant qualification or willingness to work towards one.
What You Will Receive in ReturnBenefits include a 7% employer pension contribution. You will join a collaborative team and help shape a developing service, with the opportunity to make a lasting difference to young people’s lives.
Full time, 37 hours per week | Rota covering seven days, between 8am and 10pm
About the ClientOur client is a charity helping people overcome homelessness and develop greater independence. The organisation is expanding its services for young adults, with an emphasis on inclusion, wellbeing and individual potential.
About the JobSupporting young people aged 18 to 24 in supported accommodation, you will help individuals develop confidence, practical skills and plans for independent living.
Duties will include:
*Managing a caseload and agreeing individual goals and support plans.
*Building positive relationships that encourage participation and confidence.
*Providing guidance on budgeting, tenancy responsibilities, cooking and household routines.
*Helping young people access education, training, volunteering and employment.
*Organising activities and workshops that develop everyday skills.
*Coordinating support with housing, health, social care and community partners.
*Recognising safeguarding concerns and maintaining accurate case records.
About the Successful ApplicantYou will be an empathetic, resilient communicator who can build trust and manage competing priorities. Ideally, you will have supported young people or vulnerable adults within housing, youth work, social care or a related setting. Good IT and record keeping skills are important, alongside a relevant qualification or willingness to work towards one.
What You Will Receive in ReturnBenefits include a 7% employer pension contribution. You will join a collaborative team and help shape a developing service, with the opportunity to make a lasting difference to young people’s lives.
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