£23,951 per annum Full Time - 35 hours 9am to 4.30pm The Littlemore Restore Café and Shop started up in 2013 in partnership with the Thames Valley Forensic Service with the purpose of providing a therapeutic environment and work-like setting for patients on the Littlemore Hospital site with little or no leave to the community. Although placement opportunities are prioritized for the forensic patient group, the service is not exclusively for forensic patients. We provide opportunities for people in the community with mental health problems as well as patients in the non-forensic wards, and residents in Response supported housing. The aim of the Littlemore Recovery Group is to enable people who use the service to build up their confidence and new skills, improve their self-esteem, feel encouraged and empowered to make decisions and choices whilst being supported to develop coping strategies and self-manage their mental health within a work-like environment. We provide a supportive environment that encourages members to feel a sense of purpose and to engage in meaningful activities. Under the supervision of the Recovery Coordinator, the post holder will support the planning, training and supervision of recovery activities taking into consideration the needs of the recovery group with that of the café and shop as a business. Person Specification The successful candidate will be passionate about supporting others to manage their mental health more effectively, and have a creative flair for problem-solving. They will be enthusiastic about developing and sustaining positive working relationships with partner organisations. They will be able to work independently, but also be a supportive team member. Please address each point below in your application. Please give at least one real life example for each criteria. This may be drawn from current or past employment, or volunteering experience. Essential A positive attitude towards people with mental health problems, in particular people’s ability to develop and change Understanding of the obstacles and challenges faced by people with poor mental health To be able to demonstrate a passion and enthusiasm for food, cooking and healthy eating. Excellent listening skills and communication skills (written, verbal and digital) with clear evidence of ability Ability to work with challenging behaviours and people with complex needs through assertive, respectful and appropriate support. Excellent organisational skills with an eye for detail Ability to work in partnership with other organisations to provide an excellent service Ability to motivate others Click ‘apply’ to download the full job description. Closing date Sunday 13th July 2025 at midnight. Please note: This vacancy may close earlier than the stated deadline if a suitable candidate is identified.