Part-Time Overnight Youth Worker – Trauma-Informed Care

CHR Career Opportunities; Greater London; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 27,000; Part time

Job summary

CHR Career Opportunities is seeking a Youth Worker to support a community-based group home for 6 boys aged 13-18 with trauma histories. Part-time, 24 hours per week, Thursday to Saturday 12am-8am. Requires a valid driver’s license and at least two years of relevant experience.

The role focuses on safety, growth, and supportive care within a therapeutic setting. The duties include maintaining the environment, medications monitoring, group and individual interventions, and coordination with

Qualifications

• Two years’ experience working with a relevant population preferred.
• Valid driver’s license with good driving record.
• Be willing to participate in trainings and grow in the role.

Responsibilities

• Maintains physical environment and program standards.
• Monitor self-administration of client medications per agency policies.
• Communicate effectively with coworkers and clients using appropriate tools.
• Teach and assist residents in developmentally appropriate daily living activities.
• Assist in administrative tasks as directed by supervisor.
• Prepare and facilitate educational and skill-building groups and one-to-one interventions.
• Collaborate with providers and families to coordinate care.
• Assist residents with addressing medical and psychiatric needs.

Skills

Experience with relevant population

Education

High School or better

Associate of Arts or better

Associate of Science or better

Bachelor of Arts or better

Bachelor of Science or better

Job description

CHR Career Opportunities is seeking a Youth Worker to support a community-based group home for 6 boys aged 13-18 with trauma histories. Part-time, 24 hours per week, Thursday to Saturday 12am-8am. Requires a valid driver’s license and at least two years of relevant experience.

The role focuses on safety, growth, and supportive care within a therapeutic setting. The duties include maintaining the environment, medications monitoring, group and individual interventions, and coordination with