Children’s Sight-Loss Counsellor — Empower Young Minds
WhereToTalk
Hawkesley
On-site
GBP 28,000 - 35,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Contributory pension scheme
Generous holiday entitlement
Flexible working where possible
Subsidised canteen
Job summary
WhereToTalk is looking for a dedicated Children’s Sight Loss Counsellor to support kids with visual impairments. Based in Birmingham, this role involves delivering essential counselling and group sessions in schools and community settings. The counsellor will work closely with families and professionals to ensure holistic support is provided. A relevant counselling qualification is required, along with experience working with children. Join us for a rewarding opportunity to create a positive impact in young people's lives through strength-based approaches.
Qualifications
Experience working with children and young people with visual impairments.
Strong communication skills to connect with families and professionals.
Ability to create a supportive environment for clients.
Responsibilities
Deliver one-to-one counselling and group sessions.
Work closely with families, schools, and professionals.
Provide holistic, person-centred support.
Skills
Counselling skills
Communication skills
Ability to work with children
Team collaboration
Education
Relevant counselling qualification
Job description
WhereToTalk is looking for a dedicated Children’s Sight Loss Counsellor to support kids with visual impairments. Based in Birmingham, this role involves delivering essential counselling and group sessions in schools and community settings. The counsellor will work closely with families and professionals to ensure holistic support is provided. A relevant counselling qualification is required, along with experience working with children. Join us for a rewarding opportunity to create a positive impact in young people's lives through strength-based approaches.