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deliver gender‑responsive, trauma‑informed advocacy, supporting male survivors from first disclosure through recovery, and where chosen, through the criminal justice system from report to court
work pro‑actively to risk assess and support client needs and develop a comprehensive support plan to help keep victims safe
manage a specialist caseload, demonstrating an understanding of male‑specific barriers to disclosure, safeguarding procedures, and the impact of trauma on men affected by sexual violence
operate an assertive, client‑led outreach service, meeting clients in locations where they feel most comfortable and safe, in line with service policies and risk assessments
Support survivors through reporting, investigation, prosecution, court processes, and post‑court recovery where appropriate
Work assertively and flexibly, including outreach delivery in locations where survivors feel safe and comfortable
Build trusted relationships with statutory and voluntary partners to improve pathways and frontline responsiveness for male victims
champion equity of access and inclusion, particularly for men who identify as LGBTQ+ or who face additional barriers to engagement
be highly motivated, flexible and able to work unsupervised on a day‑to‑day basis
Ensure that a comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of sexual violence, and its impact on victims, family members and wider society, informs all work with victims and partner agencies
All interventions will prioritise the safety, security and dignity of service users and of colleagues
Operate an assertive, client-led outreach service, meeting clients in locations where they feel most comfortable and safe, in line with service policies and risk assessments
To support clients through the Criminal Justice System, explaining the procedures and their role and rights within that system and act as a first point of contact to relevant Criminal Justice agencies
Liaise with the Police and CPS on behalf of the clients, with the client’s informed consent and adhering to confidentiality policy in relation to release of information
Keep the victim informed about case progress in line with the requirements of the Victims Code of Practice
Requirements
Evidence of IT and computer literacy skills
Full Driving licence
Experience of working with vulnerable people, and/or experience of crisis work
Undertaking Risk Assessments
Experience of the work of criminal/civil justice and/or health & social care systems
Ability to build rapport and develop and maintain relationships with clients/colleagues/professionals and stakeholders
Handling confidential and sensitive information appropriately
Managing a caseload
Working alone in an office and independently in the community
What we offer
A comprehensive induction and training programme, with a hybrid working policy for a better work/life balance
A wellbeing day per financial year (1st April to 31st March)
Access to external supervision to discuss personal or emotional responses to traumatic cases, to ensure emotional and psychological wellbeing
Health and wellbeing resources including our staff Wellbeing Group, Staff Consultation Committee and active participation in our employee engagement platform
Access to an Employee Assistance Programme which includes a 24/7 telephone helpline offering medical, emotional and financial support
Working for an organisation committed to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Annual pay review and employer contribution pension scheme