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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.

At Group Living we support young people aged 16-18 who are Looked After Children and Care Leavers. We are a residential service, with each of our projects housing up to 6 young people. We are a 24/7 staffed service, enabling us to build a safe and homely environment and provide the security and understanding that our residents need. During their time at group living, we support our residents to develop their living skills to work towards moving on to their own property.
This role is central to ensuring the safety, wellbeing, and development of young people, while maintaining a safe, compliant, and well-managed environment. It requires vigilance, professionalism, teamwork, and the ability to provide remote out-of-hours support, all underpinned by Social Care guidance and organisational standards.

The Rapid Rehousing Support Worker role is designed for someone who has a passion for working with young people with extremely complex needs who often can’t access mainstream housing and homeless services.
You will work as part of a team to provide support to young people aged 16-25 years in range of accommodation base services.

The Waking Night Worker role is designed for someone who has a passion for working with young people with extremely complex needs who often can’t access mainstream housing and homeless services.
You will work as part of a team to provide support to young people aged 16-25 years in range of accommodation base services.

At Group Living we support young people aged 16-18 who are Looked After Children and Care Leavers. We are a residential service, with each of our projects housing up to 6 young people. We are a 24/7 staffed service, enabling us to build a safe and homely environment and provide the security and understanding that our residents need. During their time at group living, we support our residents to develop their living skills to work towards moving on to their own property.
This role is central to ensuring the safety, wellbeing, and development of young people, while maintaining a safe, compliant, and well-managed environment. It requires vigilance, professionalism, teamwork, and the ability to provide remote out-of-hours support, all underpinned by Social Care guidance and organisational standards.

The Group Living Support worker- Night role involves keyworking a small caseload to provide intensive and structured one to one support, using a strength-based approach enabling young people to learn life-skills and progress to moving to more independent accommodation. You will need to implement fantastic interpersonal skills to empower young people to achieve and strive for more

Are you looking to further your career to support homeless young people on their journey towards independence?
Roundabouts Dispersed accommodation service is seeking a highly motivated, resilient, and confident individual with good planning and organisational skills, who aspire to help us deliver excellent services.

Are you looking to further your career to support homeless young people on their journey towards independence?
Roundabouts Dispersed accommodation service is seeking a highly motivated, resilient, and confident individual with good planning and organisational skills, who aspire to help us deliver excellent services.

Are you looking to further your career to support homeless young people on their journey towards independence?
Roundabout dispersed accommodation service is seeking a highly motivated, resilient, and confident individual with good planning and organisational skills, who aspire to help us deliver excellent services.