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Gravesham Borough Council is seeking a Neighbourhood Housing Assistant to support managers and colleagues with administrative tasks, record-keeping and deadline monitoring. The role involves coordinating information, managing enquiries and preparing reports to support audits and performance monitoring.
The post emphasises accuracy, confidentiality and a professional, customer-focused approach as part of the Neighbourhood Services team, with hybrid working and development opportunities.
Join our Neighbourhood Services team on and and use your administrative skills to help us deliver a dependable service for residents. As a Neighbourhood Housing Assistant, you will provide vital support to managers and colleagues by keeping records accurate, monitoring actions and deadlines, preparing correspondence and reports, and bringing together evidence for audits, assurance work and performance monitoring. Your contribution will help the service demonstrate compliance with the Regulator of Social Housing's Consumer Standards. You will manage enquiries and shared mailboxes, coordinate information across teams and ensure urgent or sensitive matters reach the right person promptly. If you are organised, approachable, confident working with others and take pride in getting the details right, this varied role offers an excellent opportunity to make a positive contribution while developing your skills and experience.
Working for Gravesham We are committed to delivering to the community and working with us means you are part of delivering the level of growth and improvement our community needs and deserves. A range of services have been provided to over 106,000 people and 4,000 businesses. The Borough of Gravesham, situated in the north west corner of Kent, covers 25,000 acres of the most varied countryside in south east England. Bordered by the River Thames to the north, it is at the heart of Thames Gateway and has a significant role to play in the regeneration of a major government growth area.