Posted by NonStop Consulting Ltd • £20K/yr to £30K/yr
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Nonstop care is currently on a unique opportunity with a Charity in the Slough area who are looking for a Support Worker to join their Families First project.
They offer the opportunity to work from home which offers extra support for their workforce and helps assist with effective and efficient caseload management, giving you greater job satisfaction and flexibility.
Responsibilities
The aim of the team is to provide multi-agency, evidence-based interventions that integrate seamlessly for children, young people, and their families.
Posted by NonStop Consulting Ltd • £51K/yr to £55K/yr
NonStop care is currently working with a well established local authority in the Berkshire who are looking for an Assistant Team Manger to join Together For Families team.
They also offer excellent Flexible working options allowing you to get some much needed work/life balance and spend time on all your other interests
This is a great opportunity for career development, allowing you upskill yourself which will create new career opportunities in the future
It's providing care and support to some of the most vulnerable people in society.
Being an Activities Coordinator is so much more than just organising programmes.
Working 15 hours a week, you will join the team at Rosebank House where you will create an activity-based culture, which will see you use technical and creative skills to assist in developing, delivering and coordinating programmes focused on social, recreational and leisure activities.
Do you want to support young children's mental health needs?
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A fantastic school based in Theale, West Berkshire have an opportunity for a passionate and caring candidate to take on the role of Emotional and Mental Health Support Assistant.
There is a local highly valued Primary school in the community of Hermitage (W. Berkshire), similar to majoirty of schools in the area are experiencing higher levels of challenging behaviour.
Would you view yourself as a postive role model to young children?