£23,858.56-£25,055.00 per year + 10% Project uplift
Pay: £23,858.56-£25,055.00 per year + 10% Project uplift
Job Description:
Action is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all employees, volunteers and agency workers to share this commitment
Job Purpose
The role of the Tenancy Sustainment Worker is to manage a client caseload, providing tenancy support that will deliver positive outcomes for both the client and the organisation. They are responsible for delivering the organisation’s obligations to the client and ensuring that the client is assisted to access all opportunities afforded to them.
The TSW will provide front line delivery of a high standard of client tenancy support. You will need to be proactive and effective in the implementation to achieve positive outcomes for the client and the organisation. Tenancy Sustainment Workers are responsible for all client activities relating to support and engagement, from when a client enters the service to when they leave. They will work with the client in a positive, energising and engaging manner, promoting positive engagement that will motivate clients to maximise full potential and minimise negative outcomes.
Tenancy Sustainment Workers are responsible for the accurate and timely completion of client records / documentation. They must positively promote and engage in the delivery of tenancy support models employed by the organisation and work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure that the organisation offers the best possible service to clients, in the most appropriate way. They must also work in collaboration with partner organisation’s to ensure a holistic and client centred approach to support is provided.
The TSW is responsible for the delivery of frontline services and as such must work in an appropriate manner to uphold and promote the organisation’s reputation in the external environment at all times. Action are committed to multiagency working and the TSW will build and maintain strong working relationships with internal and external stakeholders as well as partners and commissioners.
Tenancy Sustainment Workerbased in Mansfield. Joining us on a Full time basis, working 36 hours per week, you will receive a competitive salary of £23,858.56 – £25,055 FTE + 10% Project uplift.
Action Housingis a Registered Charity and Housing Provider. Action offers support to vulnerable individuals and families, enabling them to establish and maintain a home and empowers tenants to recognise what they can do by supporting them to develop the skills they need for their long-term independence.
As our Tenancy Sustainment Worker, you will participate in the supporting and delivery of client engagement activities. This may be informing clients of relevant activities, working with Engagement and Life skills Co-ordinators, facilitating attendance, or leading and supporting the delivery of a group work session.
Benefits available to our Tenancy Sustainment Worker include:
* Mileage and Expenses
* Casual Dress
* Free Parking
* Complimentary Tea and Coffee
* Westfield Employee Assistance
* Access to blue light card
* Charity Worker Discount
* Access to the company shop
* 28 days annual leave (3 days allocated by the business between Christmas and the new year) + BH (Pro rated)
* 3 x Life Assurance
Responsibilities as our Tenancy Sustainment Worker will also include:
* Participating in the delivery of client engagement activities, this may be informing clients of relevant activities and facilitating their attendance, or leading or supporting the delivery of a group work session
* Providing accurate, concise and clear documentation that is easily understood by clients and completing the required fields and case notes on the case management system
* Managing and updating Client Support Modules
* As well as being a good listener and communicator, they will be sensitive to the diverse needs of the client and have a clear understanding of professional boundaries. Support may include accessing community-based services, maximising benefits/income, dealing with accommodation issues and addressing issues relating to health and wellbeing
* Have and develop relevant, current knowledge about services, resources and opportunities that will likely benefit their clients and assist them in social or community engagement and timely, positive move‑on. Clients who are exiting the service will be supported through the transition to ensure that the process is managed effectively. For accommodation move‑on there will be a willingness to assist with transporting the client’s belongings where this is practical and appropriate.
* Assessing referrals and managing waiting lists
* Completing weekly data returns as required
What we’re looking for in our TSW:
* Deliver tailored, outcome-focused tenancy support to clients with complex and overlapping needs.
* Conduct comprehensive risk and needs assessments and develop support plans aligned with individual goals.
* Provide practical guidance on budgeting, rent management, maintaining accommodation, and accessing benefits.
* Support clients to engage with mental health, substance misuse, healthcare, and social care services.
* Monitor tenancy conditions and intervene early where risks of eviction or tenancy failure arise.
* Maintain accurate, compliant case records and reporting in line with organisational and regulatory standards.
* Liaise effectively with landlords, housing providers, statutory agencies, and community partners.
* Implement safeguarding procedures and elevate concerns in accordance with policy.
* Promote resilience, independence, and life skills development to reduce long‑term service dependency.
* Participate in team meetings, supervision, training, and continuous professional development
* This list is not exhaustive
If you feel you have the skills and experience to join us as ourTenancy Sustainment Worker, then pleaseapplynow!
This post is a full time “in person” role
This post has been designated as an Essential Car User. A Full UK Driver’s license and access to a vehicle are essential. The vehicle must be insured for business use and have a current MOT certificate.
This role will be subject to an enhanced DBS check.
Person Specification (All listed below are essential criteria)
Knowledge and Experience
Minimum 1-year experience of working with one of the following client groups: offenders, young people, substance users, people with mental health issues or domestic abuse survivors
At least 12 months experience of delivering housing related support, with an understanding of housing law and local knowledge of housing options and services
Demonstrates an understanding of the issues facing this client group, and has a dedication to improving the lives of vulnerable people
Ability to engage clients who are unmotivated and be a key influencer with the ability to be flexible in their approach to suit the client
An understanding of the social, emotional and vulnerability of the service users supported by this team
Understanding of the importance of confidentiality, risk management, safeguarding and GDPR
Qualifications
Educated to GCSE level or equivalent experience with a minimum of GCSE English and Mathematics Grade A-C (or equivalent)
Professional Skills
Integrity, professionalism and a good understanding of the importance of professional boundaries
Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal particularly communication via phone or e-mail
Good organisational skills, the ability to work flexibly, on your own initiative and to prioritise workload
Ability to deliver group work
The ability to be flexible and cooperative as part of a team
Ability to work with a wide range of people effectively
Ability to adapt and learn to new IT systems
Personal Qualities
Willingness to continue further training and personal development
Ability to show empathy
Excellent time management skills and the ability to work and efficiently to juggle multiple priorities
Confident and self-motivated
Commitment to working within Action’s core Vision, Values and Mission
Resilience and the ability to work in a pressurised environment whilst remaining calm and professional
Ability to work with clients with challenging behaviours and multiple complex needs not limited to poor mental health and substance misuse
Must be flexible, as shift work may be required
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