Trauma-Informed Housing Support Coordinator

City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council; Canterbury; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary reflecting skills

32 days annual leave

5% employer pension contribution

Learning & Development programme

Employee Assistance Programme

Death-in-service benefit

Refer-a-friend £500 bonus

Monthly wellbeing time

Mindfulness programme

Blue Light Card discounts

Job summary

The Bradford Temporary Accommodation Service, delivered by Waythrough and The Bridge Project on behalf of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, supports women facing homelessness with trauma-informed, person-centred housing assistance across Bradford and Keighley. The role combines housing management duties with high‑quality, compassionate support.

As a Housing Support Coordinator, you will empower residents to address housing issues, access services, and progress toward independence while

Qualifications

• Experience in housing support for vulnerable women is desirable.
• Ability to work across Bradford and Keighley with partner agencies.
• Commitment to safeguarding and trauma-informed practice.

Responsibilities

• Provide person-centred housing support to women in temporary accommodation.
• Help clients address housing issues and access services.
• Advocate for service users and promote independence and social inclusion.
• Ensure timely support and safeguarding interventions, including housing management duties.

Skills

Driving licence

Trauma-informed

Flexible shifts

Interpersonal skills

Job description

The Bradford Temporary Accommodation Service, delivered by Waythrough and The Bridge Project on behalf of Bradford Metropolitan District Council, supports women facing homelessness with trauma-informed, person-centred housing assistance across Bradford and Keighley. The role combines housing management duties with high‑quality, compassionate support.

As a Housing Support Coordinator, you will empower residents to address housing issues, access services, and progress toward independence while