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Our Tenancy Sustainment Officer is responsible for supporting residents to maintain their tenancies and prevent tenancy breakdown. The role focuses on early intervention, providing practical and person-centred support to tenants facing challenges such as financial hardship, mental health issues, or anti-social behaviour, ensuring long-term housing stability. A key outcome is to enable tenant to build a community of support independent of Neighbourhood Officers through advocacy and establishing sustainable actions and partnerships that embeds resilience against day-to-day life challenges.
Job Responsibility
Provide tailored support to tenants at risk of tenancy failure, including those with complex needs
Work proactively to prevent rent arrears, evictions, and homelessness
Support tenants in developing independent living skills, including budgeting, maintaining their property, and managing bills
Promote financial and social inclusion
Contribute to safeguarding processes and ensure appropriate action is taken where risks are identified
Assist in managing low-level anti-social behaviour through early intervention and engagement
Promote tenancy rights and responsibilities, ensuring tenants understand their obligations
Encourage resident involvement with the tenants that you engage with
Be an advocate for our services and residents
Uphold our values working collaboratively with colleagues across the Association
Demonstrate the Associations commitment to building a diverse and inclusive organisation
Requirements
Providing tailored support to tenants at risk of tenancy failure, including those with complex needs
Working proactively to prevent rent arrears, evictions, and homelessness
Supporting tenants in developing independent living skills, including budgeting, maintaining their property, and managing bills
Promoting financial and social inclusion
Contributing to safeguarding processes and ensuring appropriate action is taken where risks are identified
Assisting in managing low-level anti-social behaviour through early intervention and engagement
Promoting tenancy rights and responsibilities, ensuring tenants understand their obligations
Encouraging resident involvement with the tenants that you engage with
Being an advocate for our services and residents
Upholding our values working collaboratively with colleagues across the Association
Demonstrating the Associations commitment to building a diverse and inclusive organisation
Any other duties that may be reasonably required
What we offer
25 days annual leave entitlement plus public holidays
Health care cashback scheme
Employee Assistant Programme (inc. free counselling and legal advice)