Resettlement & Housing Support Worker – North Dublin

Aoibhneas-Domestic-Abuse-Support-For-Women-and-Childre; Dublin; On-site; EUR 37,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employer Pension Contribution 5%

22 days annual leave + wellbeing days

Digital GP Care

Employee Assistance Programme

Job summary

Aoibhneas, in partnership with FRS Recruitment, invites applications for Resettlement Support Worker roles based in North Dublin. The positions involve assisting women and children to secure housing, access community resources, and develop independent living skills, with travel between accommodations and services.

Roles require a degree in social care/ social work or related field, plus at least three years of relevant experience, strong advocacy and interagency collaboration skills, and a valid

Qualifications

• A third-level qualification in social care, social work, community development, social science or related field.
• Minimum of three years' experience in housing support, homelessness, social care or domestic abuse.
• Experience with key-working, caseload management and working with vulnerable individuals.

Responsibilities

• Resettlement and Housing Support Services.
• Information, Advice and Advocacy Services.
• Community linkages and partnership working.
• Administration and quality assurance.
• Maintain compliance with safeguarding and housing legislation.

Skills

Communication skills

Advocacy

Interagency working

Organisational skills

Report writing

Education

Degree in Social Care / Social Work / Community Development / Social Science

Job description

Aoibhneas, in partnership with FRS Recruitment, invites applications for Resettlement Support Worker roles based in North Dublin. The positions involve assisting women and children to secure housing, access community resources, and develop independent living skills, with travel between accommodations and services.

Roles require a degree in social care/ social work or related field, plus at least three years of relevant experience, strong advocacy and interagency collaboration skills, and a valid