Oasis Project
Recovery Worker

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Recovery Worker
Location: Brighton & Hove
Salary: £28,426
This is an exciting opportunity to make real impact within an established, award-winning, innovative voluntary sector organisation.
Our client provides structured drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services for women, children and families affected by substance use.
About the Role
As a Recovery Worker, you will work within a specialist, trauma-informed, gender-responsive and child-centred service delivering structured interventions to support women and families to achieve positive and lasting change.
Key Responsibilities
- Work directly with women and some men (via partnerships) impacted by substance use.
- Conduct assessments, provide care coordination / key work to a caseload of clients on an individual basis (face to face and over the phone) and facilitation of groups.
- Support women on your caseload experiencing problems with drugs and/or alcohol and working towards recovery. Support will range from guidance on harm minimisation, to support reducing substance use, to (in some cases) complete abstinence.
- Agree and formulate individual care plans with the clients you support to ensure the promotion of choice and independence.
- Close multi-agency working, participation in safeguarding processes, and the delivery of both individual and group-based interventions.
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- Work closely with external partners and internal colleagues to manage risk and respond to safeguarding concerns confidently.
- Undertake some lone working and community-based visits.
- Maintain professional boundaries while building trusting, supportive relationships.
Important Notes
- As your employment with our client will include working with vulnerable adults, you will be required to undertake a DBS check.
- The closing date is Monday 5 October 9am.
- Interviews will be held in person on Wednesday 14th October 2026.
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