Part-Time Wellbeing & Independence Coordinator

Great Places Housing Group; Meadow (TX); On-site; USD 24,000 - 37,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension: DC scheme up to 10%

Healthcare auto-enrolled

Discounts via The Market Place

Annual leave 26–30 days

Rewards for going above and beyond

Season ticket loans

Job summary

Great Places Housing Group is seeking a part-time Wellbeing Officer to strengthen our resident support by creating groups and activities that promote independence and community integration. You will work with the community investment team and external providers to source funding for activities, ensuring alignment with support plans and safeguarding policies.

You will contribute to trauma-informed practice and help residents with complex needs co‑produce activities, fostering confidence to move

Qualifications

• Understanding of social housing challenges; lived experience valued.
• Ability to engage residents and communities to promote independence.
• Experience in coordinating activities and workshops.
• Experience of safeguarding and multi‑agency collaboration.
• Ability to build relationships with partner agencies and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Arrange groups and activities to engage residents.
• Promote independence and community integration.
• Coordinate with community investment team and external providers to source funding.
• Ensure activities align with customers support plans and safeguarding.
• Co‑produce activities with residents to build confidence for independent living.

Skills

Flexible team player

Fundraising experience

Community engagement

People skills

Resilience

Communication

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Great Places Housing Group is seeking a part-time Wellbeing Officer to strengthen our resident support by creating groups and activities that promote independence and community integration. You will work with the community investment team and external providers to source funding for activities, ensuring alignment with support plans and safeguarding policies.

You will contribute to trauma-informed practice and help residents with complex needs co‑produce activities, fostering confidence to move