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A local authority in Hertfordshire is seeking an experienced Rehousing Pathway Officer to join their housing team on an initial 6-month contract. This role plays a key part in supporting households currently living in temporary accommodation, helping them move into suitable and sustainable long-term housing. The Rehousing Pathway Officer will provide high-quality, person-centred support to households living in temporary accommodation. You will work proactively with customers to identify suitable housing options, reduce their time in temporary accommodation, and support them through the process of securing settled housing. You will also work closely with internal teams and external partners to ensure households receive the support needed to successfully sustain their new accommodation.
Job Responsibility:
Conduct face-to-face assessments with households to explore housing options and assess support needs
Identify any risks or safeguarding concerns and make appropriate referrals to partner agencies
Act as the main point of contact for customers, partner organisations, and internal teams
Work alongside Homelessness Officers to ensure customers understand and progress actions within their Personalised Housing Plan (PHP)
Maintain regular contact with customers to monitor progress and encourage engagement
Support households in identifying suitable private rented sector accommodation
Complete affordability checks and income/expenditure assessments
Assist with property searches and attend viewings where necessary
Provide practical support to ensure a smooth transition into settled accommodation
Maintain accurate case records and documentation in line with service procedures and data protection requirements
Ensure all interactions, actions, and decisions are clearly logged
Requirements:
Strong communication skills and the ability to engage empathetically with customers facing challenging circumstances
Experience managing a varied caseload in a housing, homelessness, or support setting
Good understanding of homelessness legislation, temporary accommodation, and the private rented sector
Ability to problem-solve, overcome barriers, and support customers toward positive housing outcomes
Confident using case management systems and Microsoft Office
Strong negotiation and advocacy skills when working with landlords and partner agencies
Ability to work independently while managing competing priorities
GCSE Maths and English (Grades A–C or equivalent)
Previous experience working within housing or homelessness services
Nice to have:
Experience supporting individuals with complex needs is highly desirable