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A leading company focused on community accommodation seeks a Housing Support Worker to provide essential support to low- to medium-risk offenders throughout the Black Country. This permanent, full-time position offers an opportunity to make a significant impact while managing schedules, assisting with housing needs, and ensuring high standards of maintenance in provided properties.
Housing Support Worker
Job Type:Permanent / Full-Time
Working Hours:8 hours per day (shift patterns and flexibility will be discussed during the interview). The working hours are between 08:00 and 22:00.
Location:Black Country
Salary:£26,584 Per Annum (Base salary £25,584 + £1,000 Unsociable Hours)
A full UK driving license and access to a vehicle are essential for the role.
The role is part of theCommunity Accommodation with Support, Tier 2 (CAS-2)program, commissioned directly by the Ministry of Justice, operating nationwide across England and Wales. This high-profile program provides accommodation and support for low- to medium-risk offenders eligible for home detention curfew or bail, preventing them from being held in prison due to lack of housing.
Role Overview:
As a Housing Support Worker, your days will be varied, with the opportunity to make a significant impact on both service users and the community.
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For further information about Nacro’s (Cas-2) Benefits, pleaseclick here
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For more information about Nacro’s benefits or the role, feel free to reach out via email atAbdiquadir.Mohammed@nacro.org.uk
This role can serve as an excellent stepping stone into other professions within criminal justice and offers experience with various criminal justice agencies, local housing benefit departments, and the DWP.
Visa Sponsorship:
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