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Make a real impact by supporting vulnerable adults at risk of homelessness to build confidence, develop life skills, and move towards independent living. You'll provide psychologically informed, person‑centred support to a caseload of 12 residents (aged 18-65) within an 18‑bed supported housing service. Your support will help residents sustain their tenancy, access essential services, and progress into long‑term housing.
Job Responsibility:
Deliver tailored 1‑to‑1 support
Work closely with external agencies
Maintain accurate case notes and support plans
Safeguard vulnerable adults in line with procedures
Promote equality, inclusion and resident empowerment
Contribute to service improvement and positive change
Requirements:
Experience supporting vulnerable adults in supported housing
Understanding of homelessness, safeguarding and PIE approaches
Strong communication, engagement and advocacy skills
Confidence managing a varied caseload and good IT literacy
A DBS (ideally registered on the Update Service)
References covering the last 2 years
To be a driver, due to service requirements
Nice to have:
experience with mental health, domestic abuse, trauma‑informed practice, parenting support or reflective practice