Civic Recruitment Limited
Prevention Worker

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Job Description
Job Title
YJS Prevention Worker
Contract Type
3-Month Contract
Working Pattern
Full-time (37 hours per week) Includes evening and weekend work
Key Requirement
- Must have a full valid driving licence and access to a car, appropriately insured
Compliance Requirement
- Enhanced DBS Check Required
Job Purpose
The YJS Prevention Worker plays a crucial role in supporting children and young people at risk of offending by delivering targeted interventions and prevention programs through the Youth Justice Service. This position involves managing a caseload of young individuals, conducting assessments, and collaborating with families and partner agencies to address anti-social behavior and promote positive outcomes. The role is vital in safeguarding and supporting vulnerable children by ensuring timely and professional delivery of evidence-based interventions. This dynamic and fast-paced role requires strong interpersonal skills, resilience, and the ability to engage effectively with young people and multi-agency partners.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct assessments of young people referred to the YJS Prevention Team
- Develop and deliver targeted interventions to address anti-social behavior
- Manage and coordinate a caseload, ensuring effective prioritization and safeguarding standards
- Build positive relationships with young people and their families to encourage engagement
- Provide mentoring, advice, and guidance to support behavioral change and re-engagement
- Collaborate closely with multi-agency partners, including social care, education, and health services
- Attend and contribute to multi-agency meetings and case reviews
- Prepare and deliver reports to support planning and decision-making
- Maintain accurate and up-to-date records on YOT systems
- Ensure compliance with statutory safeguarding duties and relevant legislation
- Promote restorative approaches and evidence-based interventions
- Participate in team meetings, supervision, and ongoing training
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Experience Required
- Experience working with children and young people
- Experience supporting individuals with challenging behavior or anti-social behavior
- Experience working within a multi-agency or partnership setting
- Experience in case management or support planning
- Knowledge or experience of the youth justice system (desirable)
- Experience working in youth services, social care, or criminal justice settings (desirable)


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Qualifications & Skills
- Educated to GCSE level or equivalent experience
- Understanding of the criminal justice system for young people
- Knowledge of restorative justice and evidence-based practice
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to engage and build trust with young people and families
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Ability to manage a caseload and meet deadlines
- Proficient in IT systems and record-keeping
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team environment
Personal Attributes
- Empathetic, patient, and resilient approach
- Strong commitment to safeguarding and promoting welfare
- Flexible and adaptable to changing demands
- Proactive and solution-focused mindset
- Committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion
- Professional, reliable, and able to maintain confidentiality
Additional Information
- Pay Frequency: Bi-weekly
- Role includes travel, evening, and weekend working
- Fast-paced, community-focused environment
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