Intervention Coaching Practitioner in London

Targeted outreach, casework and harm reduction with young people aged 15 to 21. Reporting to:

Frontline Director DBS:

Enhanced DBS required Some young people will never walk through a service's door. So we go to them. Streets of Growth works with young people in Tower Hamlets who are caught up in harm outside the home: exploitation, grooming, violence, harmful peer groups and co-offending. We're looking for an Intervention Coaching Practitioner who can find them, earn their trust, and stay alongside them for the two years it takes to build a different life. Can you build trust with a young person who has every reason not to trust adults? Will you keep turning up when they refuse to engage, relapse, or go quiet for a week? Do you believe every young person can move beyond harm, and are you ready to do the work that proves it? The role You will hold a caseload of up to 25 young people and be their lead practitioner from first contact to the end of our two-year AIM+ programme. That means outreach on the streets, estates and neighbourhoods where they spend their time, one-to-one coaching and harm reduction work, group workshops, and coordinating everyone involved in their lives, from families and schools to social workers, police and youth justice. You will spot risk early, plan for safety over the long term rather than session to session, and work with our employability team to move each young person into education, training or work. When things change, you stay connected instead of handing them on. This is not a desk job or a 9-to-5. It's face-to-face, relationship-based work that takes energy, calm judgement and real persistence. In return, you'll see the difference you make, week by week. Why join us You'd be joining at a big moment. We are in our 25th year, part of the Impetus portfolio on a three-year growth programme, and scaling up our model. That opens real career routes, from Intervention Coaching Practitioner to senior and advanced practitioner roles and into management. You will also get training you won't find anywhere else in the UK. Every coach is trained in our Cognitive Behavioural Skills (CBS) curriculum, a trauma-responsive approach developed and evidence-tested by our core international partner, ROCA and Massachusetts General Hospital's community mental health researchers. We are the only UK charity in this field trained to deliver it. CBS gives you a practical toolkit for supporting young people to manage their emotions, rethink their choices and stick with change, and it's the same set of seven skills our whole team holds itself to every day. On top of that, you'll train in contextual safeguarding, street outreach, trauma-informed practice and modern slavery. What you'll get A starting salary of £33,500, rising to £35,000, with annual reviews

25 days' annual leave plus