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A charity supporting children's wellbeing in Oldham is seeking a part-time professional to offer emotional health support to young people and their families. You will be responsible for delivering individual and group work interventions that aim to improve emotional health and well-being among children. This role includes collaborating with various stakeholders to develop effective workshops and ensuring a high level of safeguarding. Employees benefit from various wellness programs and can consider job share arrangements.
“Early Break is a young people and family charity that believes excellence at all points of delivery is a requirement. If you take pride in your work, are hardworking, want to be professionally challenged and are passionate to make a difference in the lives of others then our organisation could well suit you. We have a strong set of values determined by staff which we continuously work towards. It is our shared expectation our staff will be “professionally curious” both in their delivery and ongoing professional development.”
Vicky Maloney, CEO
Part-time: 22.12 hours per week
Early Break Salary Points 4-6, £27,713.92 to £29,435.12 FTE. Pro-rata.
Key Focus
The role will offer advice and signposting interventions for children and their families, as well as offering support with emotional health and wellbeing needs by offering regular group work for primary and secondary aged young people.
Delivery of effective 1:1 emotional health and wellbeing support with children and young people, who are looked after, with emotional health and wellbeing needs across the community and education settings.
Using a combination of 1:1 support and group work, the post holder will offer de-escalation support, integrated emotional health and wellbeing interventions, solution-focussed and resilience building work with children, young people and their carers/families across Oldham.
You will be a worker who is accountable and responsible within their own practice. You will make use of the strong support network this role offers.
You will have a good understanding of the barriers and issues affecting children and young people and work closely with organisations and services that support or work with children and young people, their family, carers and schools. Together with CYP, organisations working with them, schools, parents, family and carers co-design workshops, interventions and come up with solutions to support the wellbeing of CYP. Working with them to develop workshops and sessions that address their needs to support the development of culturally sensitive offers further and improve accessibility of existing offers.