Young Women's Project Worker

Chilypep; Barnsley; Hybrid; GBP 31,000 - 33,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension: 8% employer contribution

Leave: 38 days pro rata

Part-time role: 22.5 hours

Job summary

Chilypep in Barnsley invites applications for a part-time Youth Worker to support the Girls@HOME project, delivering 121 and group sessions for young women aged 16-25.

You will work with a trauma-informed approach, reporting to the HOME Programme Co-ordinator, with salary scales 30,708 to 32,523 pro rata and 22.5 hours per week. 8% pension, 38 days leave pro rata, and DBS checks in place.

The role runs until 31 March 2029; applicants must have permission to work in the UK.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering 121 and group sessions with young people.
• Trauma-informed practice in youth work.
• Ability to work flexibly around needs of the service.

Responsibilities

• Deliver 121 and group sessions for girls aged 16-25.
• Apply the Different Conversations model to support goal setting.
• Work alongside young women using trauma-informed approaches.

Skills

Youth work experience

Trauma-informed approach

Job description

Help us support young women in Barnsley at our Early Support Hub!

This post is funded by Pilgrim's Trust.

The Children and Young People's Empowerment Project (Chilypep) is a charity supporting vulnerable children and young people. For over 20 years, we've empowered thousands to campaign on issues that matter to them, focusing on youth-driven strategies and early intervention

At HOME we have developed a blended approach to therapeutic youth work which provides young people in Barnsley with a platform to seek safety and stability whilst then helping them to develop their skills, manage their emotions and handle their relationships

HOME is staffed by a blended team of youth workers, mental health professionals and creative practitioners

Reports to: HOME Programme Co-ordinator

Salary scale:Scale 22 £30,708 to Scale 24 £32,523 Pro rata

Hours of work: 22.5 hours per week

Pension: 8% employer contribution

Leave entitlement: 38 days leave, including bank holidays (pro rata)

Place of work: Ground Floor, Wellington House, Market Street, Barnsley,
S70 1WA (Temporary base)

Duration: Funded by Pilgrim Trust until 31st March 2029.

Practical Requirements: Ability to work flexibly around needs of the service and young people.

This job is open to female applicants only, in line with the "occupational requirement" provisions as set out in Schedule 9, Part 1 of the Equality Act 2010.

Closing date: Monday 21st September @ 9am, interviews to be held Thursday 1st October.

To support young women aged 16-25 as part of our new Girls@HOME project. The role will require delivery of both 121 and group work sessions.

The female project worker will use our "Different Conversations" model to work one-to-one with young women to identify the issues that most affect them and find personalised strategies for success.

The young women's project worker will be an experienced youth worker, who is able to work alongside young women to reach their goals, using a trauma informed approach.

Chilypep are an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to diversity and inclusion and ensuring equality of opportunity in our recruitment processes for staff and volunteers. Our mission is to welcome everyone and create inclusive teams. We celebrate differences and encourage everyone to join us and be themselves at work. Our policy is to recruit a diverse workforce and follow the guidelines of the Equality Act. We are an employer that values lived experience at all levels of our organisation.
Our priority is to safeguard and protect the Children and Young People we work with, and we operate within strict Safe Recruitment Practices, including a DBS check, social media check, and 2 references covering a period on no less than 3 years for all staff and volunteers.

All candidates must have existing permission to work in the UK.

For full details of the job description and person specification, please download our job pack now!