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Homelessness Review Officer

Maidstone
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Company Description

Denbury Legal is a specialist legal services provider focused on the property and housing sector, offering bespoke and cost-effective support to organizations and individuals. The firm is known for its client-centered approach, building long-term relationships grounded in trust, transparency, and open communication. Its team of experienced legal professionals brings deep expertise in contractual disputes and stays current with legal developments to deliver effective strategies. Denbury Legal supports clients through the entire dispute resolution process, from consultation and negotiation to mediation, arbitration, and litigation where required. The practice is underpinned by strong ethical standards, ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and fairness in all matters.

Role Description

The Homelessness Review Officer is a full-time, on-site role based in Maidstone, responsible for conducting statutory reviews of homelessness decisions in line with relevant housing legislation and guidance. The role involves:

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  • Assessing casework and evidence
  • Drafting clear and legally robust review decision letters
  • Liaising with local authorities, housing providers, and other stakeholders

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Day-to-day tasks include:

  • Analyzing complex housing situations
  • Providing impartial and reasoned decisions
  • Offering guidance on options and entitlements to referring bodies

The role also requires:

  • Contributing to best practice
  • Sharing insights with colleagues
  • Supporting continuous improvement in homelessness review processes

Qualifications

  • Strong knowledge of housing and homelessness legislation, statutory guidance, and related case law, ideally with experience in homelessness reviews or housing advice.
  • Excellent analytical and decision-making skills, with the ability to evaluate complex evidence, balance competing factors, and produce clear, well-reasoned written decisions.
  • Highly developed written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to draft structured legal correspondence and communicate outcomes sensitively and professionally.
  • Effective case management and organizational skills, with the ability to prioritize workloads, meet statutory timescales, and maintain accurate and compliant records.
  • Proficient IT skills, including use of case management systems, document management tools, and standard office software.
  • Commitment to fairness, equality, and non-discriminatory practice when dealing with individuals and organizations affected by homelessness.
  • Experience working in housing, local government, legal services, or a related field is highly beneficial.
  • Relevant professional qualification (e.g., law, housing studies, social policy, or similar) or equivalent practical experience.
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Skills

Housing Legislation
Homelessness Reviews
Case Management
Legal Drafting
Analytical Skills
Decision Making
Written Communication
Verbal Communication
Statutory Guidance
Case Law Analysis
Stakeholder Liaison
IT Proficiency

Location

Maidstone, England, United Kingdom

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