Job Description

We are looking for passionate professionals to join our experienced team in supporting young people as they transition to independent living. This role involves providing high-quality care and encouragement to young individuals in residential settings, including those with complex needs and challenging behaviors.

At Willoughby Place, we are dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All team members are expected to uphold this commitment and report any safeguarding concerns in accordance with established procedures.

Operating across North and Southeast London, Willoughby Place is expanding its services. As a semi-independent provider for individuals aged 16 and above, we create a safe and supportive environment where young people can build structure, independence, and essential life skills. Our goal is to foster their confidence and self-worth, helping them become valued members of the community.

Our Approach:

We offer facilities that promote independent living while ensuring that our highly-trained staff engage effectively with young people. By nurturing self-confidence and resilience, we help them integrate into society and make informed decisions about their future. Our long-term commitment to their emotional and psychological well-being ensures they receive the support they need to thrive.

We take pride in the positive impact we have, working collaboratively with young people, staff, local agencies, and other professionals. Our 24/7 support system focuses on prevention, empowering young people to set and achieve realistic goals.

Responsibilities:

Conduct daily key work sessions and maintain progress reports. Attend staff meetings and collaborate with young people and external professionals. Plan and facilitate engaging activities and workshops. Communicate effectively through handovers and emails. Carry out health and safety checks, including fire drills and room inspections. Perform maintenance and cleanliness tasks in communal areas. Develop independence portfolios for young people. Monitor and distribute living allowances, maintaining accurate records. Complete risk assessments and incident reports as needed. Support young people with appointments, education, employment, and training opportunities. Assist in obtaining essential identification documents (e.g., passport, driving license). Establish structured routines for service users. Record and monitor daily activities and movements of young people. Assist young people in navigating challenges, resolving conflicts, and following house rules. Provide guidance to individuals at risk due to offending behavior, self-harm, or antisocial actions. Implement company policies, including health and safety standards. Participate in ongoing professional development (CPD) and stay updated on relevant legislation, policies, and guidelines.
Job Details:

Location:

North and Southeast London

Hours:

Vary based on the needs of young people and the staff team

Rate of Pay:

31,590 per annum
Requirements:

Education:

Minimum Level 3 qualification in working with young people (or equivalent) and Level 2 Safeguarding.

Experience:

At least two years of experience in a residential setting supporting teenagers.

Certifications:

Enhanced DBS check required.

Training:

Completion of all statutory training required for working with vulnerable young people in a residential environment.
Additional Information:

We do not offer job sponsorship for immigration purposes. Applicants must be based in the UK. If you do not receive a response within 14 days, your application has been unsuccessful.
Join us in making a lasting difference in young people's lives by providing the guidance and support they need to create a brighter future.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: 29,500.00-31,590.00 per year

Schedule:

Day shift Night shift
Work Location: On the road