Floating Support Worker

Homelessness Support Worker    Role Type:     Temporary Hours:            35 hours   Salary:            £14.02+ holiday pay £15.71 inclusive Location:        Bristol  The Opportunity    We are recruiting for passionate and dedicated Floating Support Workers to join a well-established housing and support service in Bristol on a temporary basis.    The role involves supporting individuals living in temporary accommodation, helping them maintain their tenancies, improve their overall wellbeing, access appropriate services and work towards securing long-term, sustainable housing.    You will work with individuals who may be experiencing a range of complex challenges, including homelessness and rough sleeping, mental health difficulties, substance misuse, offending histories and social exclusion.    This is a rewarding opportunity for someone who is passionate about making a positive difference in people's lives and empowering individuals to achieve greater independence.    Key Responsibilities Carrying out daily visits to properties to provide ongoing support and monitor residents’ wellbeing. Developing and implementing individual support plans tailored to clients’ needs. Providing floating support to help individuals maintain their accommodation and develop independent living skills. Working with clients to develop realistic move-on plans and secure more permanent housing solutions. Supporting individuals with moving into and out of temporary accommodation. Building positive, trusting relationships with clients and encouraging engagement with relevant services. Working as part of a wider support network to promote positive outcomes.    Please note: This role includes weekend working.    The Ideal Candidate Has previous experience supporting vulnerable individuals with multiple and complex needs. Understands the challenges associated with homelessness, mental health, substance misuse and social exclusion. Is compassionate, approachable and able to build positive relationships with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Is self-motivated, proactive and confident managing their own workload. Has a genuine passion for helping others develop independence and achieve positive outcomes.       Interested to know more?    Call BRC on (phone number removed) for more information or send your CV directly to: Phoebe Orchard (url removed)