Trauma-Informed Family Recovery Coordinator

Change Grow Live; Warrington; On-site; Confidential; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

25 days holiday

Wellness hour

Contributory pension

Discounts

Friendly team

Training & progression

Refer a friend £250

Job summary

Change Grow Live is recruiting a Recovery Coordinator for Families and Parenting in Warrington. You will work across communities, delivering assertive outreach and trauma-informed support to families affected by substance misuse.

The role is full-time (37.5 hours per week) and permanent, with a salary pro rata from £27,165.10 to £28,557.79 per year. You will collaborate with social services, MASH, police and housing while delivering group and one-to-one interventions.

Qualifications

• Experience in substance misuse field.
• Experience working with families displaying challenging behaviour.
• Strong communication and IT skills.
• Access to own transport for work purposes.
• Experience across social services, probation, health, family work, education, youth and community.

Responsibilities

• Visit service users at home, hostels, community venues and partner organisations.
• Provide interventions via one-to-one meetings or groups.
• Run groups including parenting, support, social, fathers’ and therapeutic groups.
• Collaborate with local children and adult social services and family projects.
• Escalate issues with safeguarding lead and line manager.
• Represent Pathways to Recovery at MARAC meetings in Warrington.
• Apply trauma-informed principles in assessments.
• Carry out DBST testing as part of case management.
• Encourage and refer to Individual Placement Support.

Skills

Excellent communication

Empathy

Time management

Own transport

Partnership working

Trauma-informed

Job description

Change Grow Live is recruiting a Recovery Coordinator for Families and Parenting in Warrington. You will work across communities, delivering assertive outreach and trauma-informed support to families affected by substance misuse.

The role is full-time (37.5 hours per week) and permanent, with a salary pro rata from £27,165.10 to £28,557.79 per year. You will collaborate with social services, MASH, police and housing while delivering group and one-to-one interventions.