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KIKIT Pathways to Recovery; Birmingham; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days annual leave + bank holidays

Contributory pension scheme

Supportive, inclusive team environment

Ongoing training and career develop-

Job summary

KIKIT Pathways to Recovery in Birmingham is seeking a dedicated Programmes and Groups Facilitator to deliver structured psychosocial group programmes focused on substance misuse, recovery, and wellbeing. You will plan sessions, assess participants, maintain records, and provide signposting to services.

You will work with partner organisations and faith groups to ensure accessible, culturally sensitive delivery, contribute to programme development, and support outreach and service improvement.

Qualifications

• Deliver structured psychosocial group programmes focusing on substance misuse, recovery and wellbeing.
• Facilitate workshops and activities promoting behaviour change and resilience.
• Develop inclusive, culturally sensitive group sessions across diverse communities.

Responsibilities

• Deliver structured psychosocial group programmes.
• Facilitate workshops on behaviour change and wellbeing.
• Support individuals to build recovery capital and coping strategies.
• Create safe, inclusive group environments.
• Design and adapt programmes for diverse communities and language needs.
• Assess suitability for group participation and engage reluctant participants.
• Track attendance, engagement and outcomes; maintain records.

Job description

Programmes and Groups Facilitator | Substance Misuse | KIKIT Pathways to Recovery - BIRMINGHAM

KIKIT is a social enterprise with over 25 years of experience supporting people from hard-to-reach and marginalised communities, including but not limited to Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic communities. While KIKIT focuses on BAME communities, services are open to anyone in need, regardless of background, faith, or culture. The organisation delivers innovative community-based activities and structured treatment programmes to address substance misuse, within treatment and recovery. KIKIT provides culturally sensitive, multilingual support and works in partnership with local grassroots organisations, faith-based communities, and neighbourhood forums to reflect the lived experience and values of local people. Its non-judgemental approach aims to help individuals find sustainable recovery pathways and lead independent, healthy, and productive lives.

Role Description

This is a full-time, on-site role based in Birmingham for a Substance Misuse Programme & Groups Facilitator. The facilitator will deliver structured group programmes and workshops focused on substance misuse, recovery, and wellbeing, using evidence-informed and culturally sensitive approaches. Day-to-day responsibilities include planning and coordinating group sessions, conducting assessments, maintaining accurate records, and providing ongoing support and signposting to relevant services.

The role involves close collaboration with colleagues, partner organisations, and community and faith-based groups to ensure that programmes are accessible and tailored to diverse communities. The facilitator will also contribute to outreach activities, continuous service improvement, and feedback processes to help shape effective recovery pathways.

Key Responsibilities

Programme Delivery & Facilitation

• - Deliver structured psychosocial group programmes
• - Facilitate workshops focused on behaviour change and wellbeing
• - Support individuals to - Build recovery capital, Develop coping strategies, Improve emotional regulation, Strengthen resilience.
• - Create safe, inclusive group environments

Culturally Responsive Practice

• - Design and adapt programmes for diverse communities
• - Address stigma around addiction and mental health
• - Deliver or support multilingual sessions
• - Ensure programmes reflect cultural, faith, and community needs

Assessment & Engagement

• - Assess suitability for group participation
• - Work with internal teams and partners to identify participants
• - Engage individuals who may be reluctant due to stigma or barriers
• - Develop engaging and creative group sessions
• - Deliver sessions on topics such as - Emotional wellbeing, Stress and anger management, Relationships and family dynamics, Confidence and self-care
• - Contribute to new programme development

Recovery & Reintegration

• - Support individuals to build confidence and social connections
• - Promote peer support and community involvement
• - Encourage pathways into education, volunteering, and employment

Partnership Working

• - Collaborate with outreach teams and recovery workers
• - Build relationships with community organisations and faith groups
• - Support referral pathways and multi-agency working

Monitoring & Evaluation

• - Track attendance, engagement, and outcomes
• - Maintain accurate and timely records and reporting

Professional Practice

• - Maintain case notes and programme documentation
• - Follow safeguarding and governance procedures
• - Engage in training, supervision, and continuous development

What We Offer

• 25 days annual leave + bank holidays
• Contributory pension scheme
• Supportive, inclusive team environment
• Ongoing training and career development

Additional Information

• Right to work in the UK required (no sponsorship available)
• Early applications encouraged as we may close the role early