Location – Thurrock
Hours – 37.5 hours per week
Working Pattern – Monday to Friday (core hours 9am to 5.30pm with late clinic Wednesday (11.30am to 8pm)
Salary – £26,500 per annum + outer fringe (£683.99)
Do you wish to develop further into a career in substance misuse support? Do you have experience in helping vulnerable people making changes in their lives? If so, have you thought about working for Open Road?
Open Road provides drug and alcohol treatment services and offender support services across Essex & Kent including a range of structured interventions that deliver mentoring, advice and relapse prevention programmes. Accredited with Investing In Volunteers and Investors in People, our mission is to empower a diverse range of individuals, families and communities to lead healthy and meaningful lives, free from addiction, offending behaviour and disadvantage, to ensure healthier, happier lifestyles.
The Benefits of Working for Open Road:
* Full job specific training including drug & alcohol, case and risk management, Trauma Informed and Motivational Interviewing.
* Access to funding for further development training in many areas including a pathway into management.
* 25 days per year AL plus Bank Holidays, and you can take an additional day off for your birthday!
* Access to the LG Health App for services including a 24-hour GP service, mental health support and wellbeing services.
* Pension and Life Assurance – Details of our Royal London scheme are available, as well as our Death in Service benefit which is x2 salary.
A day in the life
The Young Person’s service provides a substance misuse service to young people up to 18 and a transition service for those aged 18 to 30. The Transition worker will ensure that individuals receive the appropriate interventions that meet their individual needs. You will be responsible for the assessment and management of a caseload as well as the delivery of both structured and semi structured interventions in both one to one and group sessions. This role requires an understanding of substance use, adolescent development, and the challenges faced by young adults transitioning into adult service. You will work closely with young people, their families, social services, healthcare professionals, and other relevant stakeholders to ensure continuity of care.
What you need
* Excellent communication, time management and administrative skills.
* A willingness to learn and work with a variety of people.
* Have a clear understanding of, and a commitment to safeguarding best practice.
* A commitment to multi‑agency working, and be able to work in partnership with other agencies within the treatment system to achieve good outcomes for clients.
We welcome applications from candidates seeking flexible working. Due to the client-facing and service delivery requirements of this role, regular on-site presence will be required. Flexible working requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis, in line with business needs.
This position is subject to a Disclosure and Barring Service check at enhanced level.
Application
Please use the following link to complete our online application form. Prior to starting please ensure you have all of the relevant information to hand. Take time to review the job pack below as the shortlisting will be carried out with the Job Description and Person Specification in mind.
Alternatively, you can use this link to complete the form via word and email to shannon.fleming@openroad.org.uk
Open Road values and respects the diversity and individual differences of our services users, staff and our volunteers.
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