Modern Slavery Outreach Advocate

hays-gcj-v4-pd-online; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 25,000 - 35,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading charity in Birmingham is seeking a Modern Slavery Outreach Advocate to provide comprehensive support to victims of modern slavery. This role involves managing cases, conducting assessments, and collaborating with various agencies to facilitate recovery and practical assistance. It's an excellent opportunity offering competitive salary and benefits.

Benefits

Excellent employee benefits

Permanent position

Qualifications

• Previous experience managing a caseload of victims of domestic violence.
• Understanding of risk assessments and support planning.
• Full UK driving license with access to a car.

Responsibilities

• Support victims of modern slavery and human trafficking.
• Conduct risk and needs assessments for tailored support.
• Manage all aspects of case management and referrals.

Skills

Case management

Risk assessment

Support planning

Job description

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Birmingham, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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Yes

Job Reference:

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Posted:

02.07.2025

Expiry Date:

16.08.2025

Job Description:

Your company

This is an established charity that provides a range of specialist abuse support services to women, men, and children across the West Midlands area. They are one of the leading service providers, partnering with the Home Office to support victims of modern slavery.

Your role

Your role as a Modern Slavery Outreach Worker will be to support victims of modern slavery and human trafficking by providing a holistic but tailored support service. The service works in partnership with key agencies to assess risk and provide support, including financial and practical assistance and referrals to partner agencies as necessary. The Modern Slavery Outreach Advocate is involved in all aspects of case management, including risk assessment, needs assessment, journey planning, case reviews, and supporting clients through their recovery and reflection period.

What you'll need to succeed

You should have previous experience managing a caseload of clients who have been victims of domestic violence and abuse, understanding how to conduct risk assessments, support planning, and the consultation involved. Experience supporting other vulnerable client groups will also be considered. You must hold a full UK driving license with access to a car.

What you'll get in return

This is an excellent opportunity to join a leading provider on a permanent basis. The salary for this role is competitive, and the organization offers excellent employee benefits.