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The Family Hub Service supports children and young people aged 0-19, up to 25 with SEND, and their families. As a Family Hub Support Worker, you will be based in either Aylesbury or High Wycombe whilst working across multiple Family Hub sites and communities. This role is about working in centres to be able to meet and greet parents and families for advice or information, run universal sessions with themes identified through working with the community and liaise with and support professionals to provide a holistic service to families specific to their presenting need.
Job Responsibility
Facilitating universal sessions and targeted groups for children, young people and families
Working with young people aged 11 and above in 1:1 and group settings both face to face and online
Delivering open access Youth provision in Family Hubs
Delivering targeted courses to improve emotional health and wellbeing
Providing information, advice and guidance to young people
Working collaboratively with schools and community groups
Welcoming visitors to Family Hubs
Greeting visitors and providing direct support through information gathering
Liaising with professionals to provide a holistic service
Ensuring effective transition between universal and targeted services
Requirements
experience of working with vulnerable children, young people and families in public, private or voluntary sector (such as Childcare, Health, Social Care, Youth Justice, Education, Youth Work or other relevant field)
proven ability to work with partners from these services
What we offer
Fair and inclusive culture
Health and well-being initiatives including Employee Assistance Programme, Mental Health First Aiders and mindfulness workshops
Unified voice through Employee Representative Group
Ongoing support and career development opportunities