Mental Health Recovery Coordinator: Drive Change

Office Angels; Sydenham; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Supportive environment

Career development opportunities

Job summary

Office Angels is seeking a dedicated Mental Health Support Worker for our client in Sydenham. The role is permanent and fully office-based, with a 8:30am–5pm schedule, plus late shifts and weekend coverage to support recovery journeys.

The ideal candidate has a psychology background with 2 years in health and social care, strong empathy, and excellent communication. A supportive team and opportunities for flexible arrangements are highlighted.

Qualifications

• Education: Psychology undergraduate degree or equivalent.
• Experience: 2 years in health or social care.
• Industry: Health and social care.
• Specific skills: As on the person spec.
• Personality & attributes: As on the person spec.
• Top 5 priorities: Commute 1 hour or less, education/experience, digital dexterity/computer skills, knowledge of mental health diagnoses, admin skills.

Responsibilities

• Support Clients: Provide tailored support and guidance to individuals in recovery, helping them set and achieve personal goals.
• Collaborate: Work closely with a diverse team of professionals to create individualised recovery plans.
• Facilitate Workshops: Organise and lead workshops that promote skills development, resilience, and self-confidence.
• Community Engagement: Foster connections within the community to enhance support networks for clients.
• Monitor Progress: Regularly assess clients' progress and adjust recovery plans as needed to ensure optimal outcomes.

Skills

Empathy

Communication skills

Team player

Organisational skills

Digital literacy

Education

Psychology undergraduate degree or equivalent

Job description

Office Angels is seeking a dedicated Mental Health Support Worker for our client in Sydenham. The role is permanent and fully office-based, with a 8:30am–5pm schedule, plus late shifts and weekend coverage to support recovery journeys.

The ideal candidate has a psychology background with 2 years in health and social care, strong empathy, and excellent communication. A supportive team and opportunities for flexible arrangements are highlighted.