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Norwich City Council

Safe & Habitable Homes Co-Ordinator

Norwich
£28.1k – £32.6k/yr
Posted 24 days ago
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To apply: Safe & Habitable Homes Coordinator | Julian Support Ltd | CharityJob

Julian Support has been supporting the people of Norfolk and Suffolk for over 36 years with their mental health and wellbeing. We are pleased to be working in partnership with Norwich City Council, supporting people to create safer homes and better places to live.

Join us and enjoy a professional, supportive workplace, working alongside people motivated and passionate about the services they provide.

Safe & Habitable Homes supports people in Norwich who have been identified as being at risk from self-neglect & hoarding.

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The aim of the Safe & Habitable Coordinator role is to practically and emotionally support people to reduce risks, build trust and support people to create safer, more habitable homes.

Referrals are made through Norwich City Council and their Support NOW project.

Core working hours are Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm.

This role will be based at the Julian Support Head Office in Norwich, and will be expected to work across the Norwich locality.

Applicants must hold a full, valid UK driving licence as we are supporting people in the community.

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If your application is successful, we will contact you with an interview time, interviews will be held on 10th September 2026 at our Head Office in Norwich.

For further details, and to apply, please visit Safe & Habitable Homes Coordinator | Julian Support Ltd | CharityJob.

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Skills

Emotional Support
Risk Reduction
Case Management
Community Outreach
Trust Building
Crisis Intervention

Location

Norwich, England, United Kingdom

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