Custodial Substance Use Practitioner: Recovery & Group Work

The Methodist Church in Britain; Hollesley; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave + bank holidays

Season ticket loan

Pension scheme and life assurance

Sick pay

Eye-care vouchers

Wellbeing talks and activities

Career development via PXL LMS

Job summary

Phoenix Futures in HMP Hollesley Bay is seeking a Substance Use Practitioner to deliver one-to-one interventions and group work for men in custody, supporting recovery from substance use within a custodial setting. You will work closely with other care team members to ensure needs are met, tailor recovery approaches, and help clients work toward their goals.

Experience in health or social care is desirable, with strong communication skills and an ability to manage a busy caseload in a

Qualifications

• Health or social care experience desirable
• Evidence of partnership working and networking for clients
• Experience managing a busy caseload or tasks
• Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook and Word
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Understanding of custody-related issues
• Determination, drive to succeed and willingness to learn
• Passion for making a real difference to clients' lives

Responsibilities

• Deliver one-to-one interventions for men in custody
• Deliver group work as part of tailored recovery approaches
• Liaise with other care team members to meet each man's needs
• Support men to reach their goals and change their lives

Skills

One-to-one work

Group work

Communication skills

Outlook

Word

Database systems

Tools

Database systems

Job description

Phoenix Futures in HMP Hollesley Bay is seeking a Substance Use Practitioner to deliver one-to-one interventions and group work for men in custody, supporting recovery from substance use within a custodial setting. You will work closely with other care team members to ensure needs are met, tailor recovery approaches, and help clients work toward their goals.

Experience in health or social care is desirable, with strong communication skills and an ability to manage a busy caseload in a