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WOMEN’S GROUPWORK SESSIONAL FACILITATOR

Northampton
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Job Title: Women’s Groupwork Sessional Facilitator

Location:

Based over different sites in Central Northampton and Northamptonshire

Responsible To:

Programmes Manager

Responsible For:

Helping the Wellbeing Team Lead, and Groupwork Team Co-ordinator to assess women’s needs for therapeutic domestic abuse groupwork and delivering programmes to women seeking to recover and move on from the impact of domestic abuse.

Working Arrangements:

The Women’s Groupwork Sessional Facilitator will be required to work from time to time. Some unsocial/out of hours/evening work will be required. You will deliver programmes both face to face and online.

Main Purpose of the Post:

To provide specialist therapeutic groupwork support to women who have been the victims of Domestic Abuse.

Key Responsibilities:

Working with Women who are Service Users

  • Assess risks and needs of victims of domestic abuse for specialist therapeutic groupwork using assessment tools and application of appropriate policies and procedures.
  • Build supportive, empowering relationships with women who have been victims of domestic violence and abuse.
  • Manage service user case load ensuring each person receives the appropriate groupwork programme to meet their needs.
  • Support management of waiting list and administration for delivery of groupwork programmes.
  • Liaise with other staff and volunteers involved in the delivery of groupwork programmes for Service-Users, to review and monitor engagement in activities and interventions and achievement against the outcomes.
  • Provide peripatetic groupwork programme delivery in other locations across Northamptonshire as and when required.
  • Undertake preparation, delivery (including online delivery) and evaluation of specialist group work suitable for victims of domestic violence and abuse.
  • Participate and engage in Groupwork Facilitator meetings.

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Policies and Procedures

  1. Support Programmes Manager and Wellbeing Team Lead in Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults and Risk Assessment and Management; ensuring an excellent level of response to safeguarding and other safety risks and needs.
  2. Apply Equal Opportunities, Diversity, Confidentiality, Safeguarding and Anti discriminatory policy to your practise.
  3. Comply with data protection legislation, confidentiality and information sharing policies and procedures and all legislation connected to the work.

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Administration

  1. Keep and maintain records both electronic and paper based as appropriate and provide written reports where required.

Miscellaneous

  1. Engage positively, attend and contribute to delivery of staff/team development days, meetings, supervision and other team events – where possible.
  2. Cover staff holidays and sickness - where possible.
  3. Undertake further training opportunities as appropriate.

Safeguarding:

NVCFR is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of adults, children and young people who are potentially at risk, and we therefore expect all staff and volunteers to do the same. We require all staff to undertake internal and external safeguarding training throughout their employment with NVCFR.

This job description is subject to change depending on the needs of the service.

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Skills

Therapeutic Groupwork
Risk Assessment
Case Management
Safeguarding
Domestic Abuse Support
Crisis Intervention
Online Facilitation
Evaluation
Relationship Building
Data Protection

Location

Northampton, England, United Kingdom

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