Job Description

We have opportunity for a Housing First Coordinators to join our Newport Housing First team on a full-time, permanent basis.

It is essential that the successful candidate has a drivers licence and access to a car.

What is great about this role?

Our Housing First service delivers intensive support to people who are street homeless with the goal to move them into a tenancy and empower them to live independently. This role will involve you predominantly working in the Newport area. You will be responsible for carrying out housing and support assessments whilst working closely with individuals to ensure resettlement and that the right support is provided.

How can I make a difference?

Housing First is a frontline service that entails outreach work to engage marginalised and vulnerable people who are street homeless or otherwise precariously housed. This is with a view to preparing them for, sourcing and supporting them in, secure accommodation. You will be working closely with these individuals to get them off the streets, into a tenancy and empowering them to live independently and maintain that tenancy. You will also work with an experienced, resilient, and trusting team who support each other and are passionate about their work.


This is a challenging role and you will need to have an understanding of the needs of rough sleepers and the organisations and agencies you can work with to be able to support them. The people you will be supporting will have varying support needs so being able to communicate effectively is key to being successful in this role.

Day to Day Duties:

As a Housing First Co-Ordinator, your day will consist of:


Managing your own caseload Working directly with people who are sleeping rough on the streets Engaging and interacting with the people we support to establish goals to work towards Carrying out housing and support assessments with the people we support Providing advice on finances, health, welfare benefits, housing options and tenancy management skills Working with external agencies and signposting the people we support to the appropriate services suited to their needs, specifically treatment and mental health services

Pobl benefits:

Full-time, permanent A competitive salary of 28,143.00

Work Pattern:

Hours are predominately worked between Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm but flexibility is required as there may sometimes be weekend working. 26 days (pro rata) holiday entitlement plus Bank holidays Pension scheme Sick Pay Bespoke learning pathway with the support from an experienced Learning and Development team Internal Progression Wellbeing and psychological support Time for Talk service 45p per mile

FREDIE

At Pobl Group we are guided, in all that we do, by a group of principles that we call FREDIE, these are: Fairness, Respect, Equality, Diversity, Inclusion, Engagement. This means that whatever your background, you will have an equal opportunity at Pobl Group and we encourage you to apply now.


If you would like any support with your application or to discuss any adjustments that you may require to support you to application process, support.talent@poblgroup.co.uk or 0300 3735262

What do you need to do now?

If you have the skills, experience and enthusiasm required to be our next difference maker, please follow the prompts to apply now. We occasionally close a vacancy before the end date as we actively review our applications and will sometimes progress to interview very quickly, we would love to hear from you so please apply now to start your Pobl journey.


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