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Therapeutic Care Worker

Therapeutic Care Worker Do you have a passion for working children and young people? Do you have some professional experience working with young people? Would you like to work for a charity? My client is a local charity in Leeds who support young people in the local community with their children’s homes, special educational schools and community projects. The Support Worker role is working in a brand new children’s home in Keighley supporting 2 young people with traumatic backgrounds and social, emotional issues. The Support Worker role is offering the following Starting salary of £28,265 Sleep in payment of £42 (8 sleep ins a month gives you an extra £4,000 per annum) 37 hour a week contract Full training and funded qualifications I am looking for passionate Support Workers with experience working with Children and/or Young People with either traumatic backgrounds, social and behavioural issues in any of the following : children’s home care leavers SEN PRU students, young offenders youth work youth justice Apply here to secure an interview! 0118 948 5555 ....Read more...

Youth Support & Safeguarding Worker

About the Role We are seeking a dynamic and skilled Community Link Worker to join the Get Safe team. This role is focused on supporting and protecting children and young people at risk of exploitation, working closely with families and partner organisations to safeguard vulnerable individuals and divert them from harm. The Get Safe partnership supports children and young people affected by: Gangs Sexual Exploitation Trafficking Modern Day Slavery Going Missing/Absent Forced Marriage Criminal Exploitation This is a key role in raising awareness of exploitation risks, strengthening pathways of support, and delivering direct interventions to young people who are most vulnerable. Key Responsibilities Engage with vulnerable children and young people at risk of or experiencing exploitation. Build strong and trusting relationships with young people, families, and professionals to promote positive change. Deliver direct support and interventions to some of the most hard-to-reach individuals. Work in partnership with agencies such as youth services, education, health, and justice to raise awareness of the Get Safe agenda. Map and connect with local youth provision, creating effective referral pathways and upskilling youth workers. Promote understanding among community and partner organisations of how to identify and respond to exploitation. Attend multi-agency meetings, contributing to coordinated safeguarding plans. Support the wider Get Safe team, which includes missing children officers, social workers, link workers, and managers. About You The successful candidate will have: Proven experience of working with vulnerable children and young people, ideally within the context of exploitation, safeguarding, or youth support. Strong engagement skills, with the ability to connect with hard-to-reach individuals. Experience of multi-agency working and building collaborative partnerships. Knowledge of issues relating to child exploitation, gangs, trafficking, and modern slavery. Confidence in delivering awareness sessions and supporting professionals to recognise risks. A proactive and resilient approach to challenging and sensitive situations. ....Read more...