Young Persons Recovery Worker

Young Persons Recovery Worker

Full-Time On-site
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Young Persons Recovery Worker, Substance Misuse, Croydon

Could you make a difference to a young person struggling with drugs or alcohol? We are recruiting for a Young Persons Recovery Worker to support young people affected by substance misuse, helping them make safer choices, build resilience and take positive steps towards a healthier future

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with experience in substance misuse services who is passionate about early intervention and supporting young people to overcome challenges.

Responsibilities for the Young Persons Recovery Worker include:

  • Engaging young people affected by drug and alcohol misuse through 1:1 support and targeted interventions
  • Completing assessments and developing individual recovery and risk management plans
  • Delivering psychosocial interventions, harm reduction advice and motivational support
  • Supporting young people throughout their treatment and recovery journey
  • Identifying safeguarding concerns and responding appropriately to risks
  • Working closely with families, carers, social services and other partner agencies
  • Helping young people access education, housing, healthcare and wider support networks
  • Building positive relationships that encourage engagement, confidence and independence

Candidates for the Young Persons Recovery Worker will need:

  • Previous experience in substance misuse recovery services is essential
  • Experience working with young people or vulnerable individuals
  • Understanding of safeguarding, risk management and harm reduction
  • Experience delivering 1:1 interventions and person-centred support
  • Strong communication skills and the ability to engage young people with complex needs
  • A proactive, approachable and non-judgemental attitude

If you're passionate about helping young people make positive changes and have experience in substance misuse services, we want to hear from you!

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Young Persons Recovery Worker employer: Morgan Hunt

As a leading higher education institution in Birmingham, we pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and innovative work culture that prioritises academic excellence and student engagement. Our commitment to professional development ensures that our lecturers have ample opportunities for growth, while our vibrant community encourages meaningful contributions to the field of accounting and finance. Join us to make a significant impact on the next generation of professionals in a supportive and dynamic environment.

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Contact Details:

Morgan Hunt Recruitment Team