Social Care Services
Housing Support Workers supporting vulnerable adults to achieve independent living by helping them with tenancy sustainment, accessing housing benefits, and managing daily living skills like budgeting and household tasks. Key duties involve creating personalised support plans, provide support for individuals. enabling them to live independently and hopefully with a goal to get a sustainable support such as maximising income benefits and money management skills budgeting these areas to enable independent.
Administrative Duties:
- Maintain accurate and confidential client records.
- Complete reports on the service and client progress.
- Report repairs and manage office supplies and communal areas.
Our Team.
- Housing Assistance
- Caseworkers
- Allocation officer triage officer
- Team leader key worker
- CARE Coordinator
- personal assistant(PA)
- Placement officer
- Housing need advisor
- well-being workers
- Tenancy sup
Staffing Skills and Experience
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Ability to build trusting relationships with clients.
Strong organisational and time-management skills. - Knowledge of welfare and housing benefits.
- Understanding of safeguarding procedures.
- Experience working with vulnerable adults, potentially those experiencing homelessness
- DGPR
Health and safety awareness Training .
PMVA .
Who We Support:
- vulnerable young people and adults.
- The homeless
- Individuals with mental health issues
- Ex-offenders
- Refugees and asylum seekers
- People with substance misuse issues
- Assess the needs of individuals seeking housing.
- Develop and manage individual support plans for clients.
- Provide one-on-one, face-to-face support to clients.
- Help clients with paperwork for housing applications and benefits.
- Offer practical assistance with budgeting, shopping, maybe preparation while cooking-and household chores
Support vulnerable individuals and those at risk of homelessness to find and maintain safe housing by providing advice, support, and training in essential life skills like budgeting, cooking, and managing their tenancies. They also ensure a secure living environment, assist with accessing benefits, monitor health and safety, and connect clients with other essential services and agencies.
Key Responsibilities
Finding and Accessing Housing:
Helping individuals find suitable and safe housing options, such as hostels or sheltered accommodations.
Life Skills Development:
Teaching and supporting clients with essential independent living skills like cooking, cleaning, shopping, and budgeting.
Tenancy Management:
Providing guidance on managing rent, service charges, and general household responsibilities to help clients sustain their accommodation.
Benefit and Rights Advice:
Informing clients about available housing benefits and their rights related to housing and welfare.
Health and Safety checks
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