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Hibiscus Initiatives
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London, Greater London
Community Project Worker
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Job Type: Full-time |
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Salary: £22,950 per annum |
Overview
Community Project Worker Location: Hibiscus Head Office in London - frequent travel to work from other London women’s centres and hubs. Salary: £22,950 - £27,030 pro-rata for PT Contract: 1-year FTC, renewable, subject to funding Hours: Full-time / 35 hours (part-time hours considered) We are looking for a Project Worker to manage a case load of women who are affected, or at risk of being affected, by the Criminal Justice System and who are experiencing immigration restrictions. The Role: The purpose of the role is to work holistically with the women to provide advocacy, support, advice, guidance and create opportunities for their self-development and wellbeing. Tasks and responsibilities: to manage a case load of women affected or at risk of being affected by the Criminal Justice System and under immigration restrictions to work holistically with the women to provide advocacy, support, advice, guidance and create opportunities for their self-development and wellbeing. The Individual The Community staff team is currently under-represented with staff members who have had first-hand experience of the Criminal Justice and Immigration systems - we would welcome such applicants. We welcome applications from women who have had some experience of working with vulnerable people, who demonstrate exceptional aptitude and attitude, who have a real interest in this particular work, but who may not satisfy all the desirable role requirements. Such a candidate must be willing to undertake training and development to equip herself for the role. We encourage applications from all backgrounds and communities to bring diverse skills, experiences abilities and to better represent the people we support. We strongly encourage women with additional language skills to apply. We provide frequent training and development opportunities all our staff and support staff well-being by offering regular well-being classes, clinical supervision, and external well-being activities Closing date: 20/03/2020 Interviews: 31/03/2020 If you feel you have the necessary skills and experience to be successful in this role, click on apply now and you will be redirected to our website to complete an application form. No agencies please