This Women's and Family Recovery Worker post sits in Turning Point's Substance Use service, which is expanding with new funding. The work centres on assessing people, coordinating their treatment and running structured group and one-to-one sessions to build thinking skills for lasting change. The role may sit in community treatment, homeless outreach or criminal justice recovery teams, with a 37-hour week. Career routes into management or specialist Advanced Substance Use Practitioner roles are part of the offer.
What the job involves
- Assessing service users and coordinating their treatment
- Delivering structured psycho-social interventions in group and one-to-one settings
- Helping service users build thinking skills and behaviours for lasting change
- Working in partnership to support individuals
- Outreach to homeless people sleeping rough or in temporary accommodation
- Providing a rapid, tailored response to people in criminal justice recovery and rehabilitation, working with probation, prisons and police
What’s offered
- Structured learning journey
- Clearly defined career pathways into management, leadership or specialist practice
- Annual pay progression
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Contact Details:
The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team
