Crossroads Housing and Support
Support Worker
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No evenings. No weekends. Real impact. £13.00 per hour · 35 hours a week, Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 4:30pm · Permanent, 6 month probation · Across Birmingham. Part time (3 or 4 days) considered.
At Crossroads Housing and Support we believe everyone deserves more than a roof over their head. We provide safe, fully furnished homes for adults facing homelessness, and we work side by side with them to build a better future. As a Support Worker you will help people in your own city move into work, education and a home of their own, and you will know you were part of the reason they got there.
What you will do
- Support a caseload of 20 to 25 residents across our Birmingham properties, giving each one hour of one to one support every week.
- Help residents follow their support plans and reach their goals, such as finding work or securing their own home.
- Keep homes safe and welcoming through regular property and safety checks.
- Resolve household issues and encourage a positive living environment.
- Keep accurate support notes on our systems and report progress to your manager.
- Be the first point of contact for your residents, including by phone.
- Bring ideas to improve how we work. We listen.
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Essential
- At least one year's experience working with vulnerable adults, for example in supported housing, hostels, care, mental health, substance misuse or youth work.
- A full UK driving licence and your own car, able to drive in Birmingham's Clean Air Zone. The role involves travelling between our properties every day.
- The right to work in the UK.
- Confidence with a smartphone and basic IT. Full training is given on our systems.
- Strong written and spoken English.
- Compassion, patience and a real desire to help people.
Desirable
- An NVQ or Diploma at Level 2 or 3 in Health and Social Care, or willingness to work towards one.
- Knowledge of Birmingham and its local support services.
We welcome applicants from every background and every age group. Your life experience is valued here.
What we offer
- No evenings or weekends, ever.
- Laptop and work phone provided, and mileage paid at 45p per mile for approved work travel, so you are never out of pocket.
- A free monthly counselling session, because this work matters and so do you.
- £13.00 per hour, with annual pay reviews.
- 28 days' holiday including bank holidays, rising with service.
- Company pension.
- One office day a week for admin (full time).
- Quarterly training and CPD, with a clear path to Senior Support Worker. We promote from within.
- A friendly team that celebrates wins and has each other's backs.
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Safer recruitment
Crossroads is committed to safeguarding the people we house. This role is subject to an enhanced DBS check, two satisfactory references (one from your most recent employer), a full employment history with any gaps explained, and right to work checks.
How to apply
Apply through LinkedIn, or email your CV to recruitment@crossroadshousing.co.uk. We will reply with a short application form, and strong applicants are invited to a 30 minute video call with our Support Manager. Applications are reviewed as they arrive, so apply early.
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