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Supporting Tenants works with young people who are either moving into their own homes, or who are currently at risk of becoming homelessness due to the fact they are struggling to manage their current accommodation.
As a tenancy support worker, you will work as part of a team to provide intensive and structured one to one support to a caseload of young people and young families using a strength-based approach to achieve the goal of sustaining their accommodation.
The role involves developing the skills and confidence of young people and empowering them to achieve identified goals and maximise independence within the timeframe for support. The role involves some lone working with young people some with a variety of multiple and complex needs.

The Group Living day keyworker role will give the successful candidate the opportunity to support young people, aged 16-18 care leavers and looked after children, to learn life skills and progress towards their own tenancy. Implementing fantastic interpersonal skills will empower young people to achieve and strive for more.
We work as part of a team with some shifts lone worked. At Group Living projects there are both Day and Night keyworkers, working across the whole week including weekends to guarantee a 24/7 service, supporting young people as required.
Day Keyworkers, work a three-week rolling rota, incorporating early (7.30-4pm) and late (12.30/1.30-10pm) shifts during the week and 12.5 hour shifts one Saturday and one Sunday over the three-week rota.
In these role you will work as part of a team that is based at our Group Living Project, working together to support an array of young people with different needs. This role will also work alongside other Roundabout services and other professional services (such as, social care, leaving care and health care professionals,) therefore excellent multi-agency working and communication skills are necessary.

We are looking for new, enthusiastic people to join Roundabout’s Board
of Trustees – could this be you?
A charity’s Trustees share responsibility for governing the charity,
directing how it should be run and ensuring it carries out the purposes
for which it is set up. Being a Trustee for Roundabout will mean making
decisions that will positively impact on young people’s lives and futures.

The Project Worker role is designed for someone who has a passion for working face to face with young people with extremely complex needs who often can’t access mainstream housing and homeless services.