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Buckinghamshire Mind is seeking a Safe Haven Crisis Support Worker in High Wycombe to assist individuals in emotional or mental health crises, delivering calm, empathetic support in an out-of-hours service.
The role involves intake assessments, case record keeping, and collaboration with statutory services to provide appropriate interventions and onward referrals where needed.
Application Deadline: 19 October 2026
Department: Safe Haven
Location: Bucks - High Wycombe
Compensation: £25,250 / year
Are you an organised and personable individual with a passion for supporting a meaningful cause? Buckinghamshire Mind is looking for a safe haven crisis support worker to join the team at Safe Haven: our out-of-hours support service for those experiencing a mental health crisis.
The Safe Haven Crisis Support Worker is responsible for supporting individuals experiencing an emotional or mental health crisis, offering support in a calm, safe and empathic environment.
Buckinghamshire Mind is an independent charity providing trusted mental health services to our communities. We are affiliated with national Mind and are part of a network of over 100 Local Minds. We promote wellbeing and recovery; we prevent mental ill health; we offer talking therapies and we provide support in times of crisis.
Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.
Buckinghamshire Mind is an Equal Opportunities and inclusive employer. We welcome applications from all sections of the community including those with lived-experience of poor mental health. If you meet all the essential criteria we welcome your application as training and development can be provided to give you further skills. Any offer made relating to this post will be subject to satisfactory references and a satisfactory Enhanced DBS check depending on the role.
*Please note we do not provide VISA sponsorship and unfortunately we cannot employ you if you do not have the right to work in the UK.