Criminal Justice Recovery Support Specialist

Inclusion; England; Presencial; GBP 26 000 - 36 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Inclusion is seeking a dedicated worker to deliver high quality brief interventions to people within the criminal justice system, including Custody Suites, Prisons and Probation. You will facilitate harm reduction interventions, deliver Naloxone training, and support individuals on release.

The role requires collaboration with partner agencies, maintaining records, screening, and delivering training. A strong commitment to recovery, evidence-based practice, and adherence to policy is essential.

Qualificações

• Evidence of continuous professional development.
• Willingness to undertake NVQ Level 3 in Health and Social Care.

Responsabilidades

• To work with service users in attendance and manage day to day issues which arise upon release from custody or prisons etc.
• To signpost to local services and empower service users to build their community networks and recovery capital.
• To promote visible and contagious recovery to service users within the criminal justice systems.
• To work collaboratively with all service users/partner agencies/stakeholders to identify the barriers that prevent people from all communities accessing a full range of services, including substance misuse mental health wellbeing and primary mental health services.
• To create and maintain a local Recovery Assets Register suitable for service users within the criminal justice systems

Conhecimentos

Substance misuse knowledge

Team player

Community work

Formação académica

NVQ Level 3 in Health and Social Care

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Inclusion is seeking a dedicated worker to deliver high quality brief interventions to people within the criminal justice system, including Custody Suites, Prisons and Probation. You will facilitate harm reduction interventions, deliver Naloxone training, and support individuals on release.

The role requires collaboration with partner agencies, maintaining records, screening, and delivering training. A strong commitment to recovery, evidence-based practice, and adherence to policy is essential.