Empowering CYP Domestic Abuse Practitioner (16+)

Dundee Women's Aid; Dundee; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 32,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

3-year project funded by National Lot.

Training opportunities

Supportive team

Personal development

Empowering vulnerable youth

Job summary

Dundee Women’s Aid is launching a National Lottery Community Fund project to support children and young people aged 13-22 affected by domestic abuse. We are seeking a compassionate CYP Domestic Abuse Practitioner to deliver crisis intervention, advocacy, and life skills in Dundee.

You will provide one-to-one support, group work, and education while raising awareness in schools and communities, helping vulnerable young people build safer, independent lives over a three‑year period.

Qualifications

• Experience working with children and young people, particularly those with complex needs.
• Strong understanding of domestic abuse and its impact on young people aged 13-22.

Responsibilities

• Deliver crisis intervention and support young people aged 16+ with access to safe accommodation where needed.
• Provide emotional and practical support, including one-to-one sessions, group work, and creative therapeutic activities.
• Advocate for young people navigating the legal system, helping them access protective measures and justice.
• Facilitate life skills and empowerment workshops to prepare young people for independent living and personal growth.
• Raise awareness of domestic abuse through preventative education in schools, youth groups, and community settings.

Skills

Communication

Advocacy

Collaboration

Job description

Dundee Women’s Aid is launching a National Lottery Community Fund project to support children and young people aged 13-22 affected by domestic abuse. We are seeking a compassionate CYP Domestic Abuse Practitioner to deliver crisis intervention, advocacy, and life skills in Dundee.

You will provide one-to-one support, group work, and education while raising awareness in schools and communities, helping vulnerable young people build safer, independent lives over a three‑year period.