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A local government authority in England is seeking a Resettlement Officer to support the Ukrainian community. The role is part-time, temporary, and allows for hybrid working. Candidates should possess strong communication skills in both English and either Ukrainian or Russian, along with the ability to understand and empathize with the trauma experienced by refugees. This position requires knowledge of partnership working and local property markets.
We are looking for:
An excellent communicator in both English and Ukrainian or Russian with strong partnership working skills which will be used to support the Ukrainian community. You will need to be empathetic and have a broad understanding of trauma that refugees may have experienced. A knowledge of third sector organisations, local charities, voluntary groups and of local property markets will help you deliver holistic support. Sound Microsoft skills and confidence learning new IT packages is essential.
For an informal discussion about this position
For more information or an informal discussion, please contact Helen Hawkins on 01621 854477 or email Helen.hawkins@maldon.gov.uk
To apply
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