Resettlement Worker (Part-Time) Birmingham | £17,195 | 21 hours per week 6-week Temporary to permanent contract Our client is looking for a compassionate and proactive Resettlement Worker to support women from BAME communities who are at risk of offending/re-offending or who have offended in the past; who are also experiencing, or have experienced domestic violence/abuse. You will be expected to help the client to develop skills and confidence to address their offending behaviours, for example; support to come to terms with domestic abuse experiences; addressing parenting issues; improving mental and physical health and wellbeing; supporting the client in housing, education, training and employment. And act as broker for inter-agency support- signposting and referring to appropriate agencies, co-ordinating meetings and supporting the client to attend meetings and appointments. Responsibilities: Provide support and advocacy to enable clients in the to obtain services on a day-to-day basis; e.g. health, housing, legal advice. Conduct assessments and develop support plans covering the housing, employment and social needs, specific to each client, which will assist them to integrate back into their families and communities. Liaise with Social Workers, Police, Probation Officers and community-based agencies to obtain the relevant support required for each client. Refer to development workshops with a view to building practical, psychological and personal life skills. For example, addressing issues of Domestic Abuse and parenting. Provide assistance in access to learning, training and employment, with referrals to other appropriate services for additional support. Assist clients in maintaining contact with their children and families. Assist and support clients on issues of domestic abuse, drug and alcohol abuse, mental health, and general health issues with referral to other agencies, if required, for additional support. Supporting client in creating new networks and support groups in order to encourage social inclusion and break links with crime and offending. Assist with budgeting; directing clients through the welfare and benefits system. Assist in building links with community facilities to enable clients from diverse cultural backgrounds and minority groups to access support and opportunities. Updating systems which track progress and monitor outcomes of each client. Collate information on the performance of the service in order to evaluate the service What we're looking for: Empathy, resilience, and a non-judgemental approach Experience in support work with DA background is ESSENTIAL Strong communication and organisational skills Passion for supporting women affected by domestic abuse as well as offenders Why join? Because this isn't just a job—it's a chance to change lives every single day . Ready to make an impact? Apply now. TPBN1_UKTJ
Resettlement Worker employer: Total Spectrum
Total Spectrum's Engineering client offers a dynamic and supportive work environment for CNC Operators, where precision and quality are at the forefront of operations. With a focus on employee growth, the company provides training on advanced machinery like the Hurco TM8i, ensuring that team members can enhance their skills while enjoying a competitive salary and overtime opportunities. Located in a stable setting, this role promises not just a job, but a meaningful career path in a thriving industry.
