Why you should work for EACH
EACH encourages diversity in the workplace as our staff bring unique skills and lived experience, and we will support you to develop professionally.
We offer a variety of job opportunities and employ a diverse staff team across our centres in West London. We are always looking for committed and enthusiastic individuals to apply for advertised jobs to be part of our organisation and who share our values and our mission.
To apply, please complete an Application Form and the Equal Opportunity Monitoring Form (located at the bottom of the page).
Are you passionate about making a difference to someone’s life?
EACH is a small-sized charity with a large impact where it matters – on local people’s lives. Our success is through our team of about 40+ staff and volunteers, who are passionate and committed to empowering and enabling people to have better health and life choices.
We are seeking Floating Support Case Worker for the delivery of the Brent Reach Floating Support Services.
Salary: £20,572.50 per annum, for full-time equivalent (Incl. of Outer London Weighting), £8,229 for 15 hours/week (£10.55/hour)
Hours: 15 hours per week (2 days)
Contract: Sessional or temporary basis for 6 months
Location: London Borough of Brent
The post holder's main purpose includes:
• Offer comprehensive support to individual Young People who engage in or at risk of substance misuse, are engaged in or at risk of criminal activity and/or may be at risk of exclusion from school.
• Work with colleagues to deliver group support to REAL TALK Service Users.
• Encourage service user participation in the delivery of the service.
• Support service users to engage in positive activities to meet their individual outcomes.
Deadline for Applications: Midnight, Sunday 15th March 2020
Interviews: Wednesday 18th March 2020 (please note - interviews will only take place on this date and cannot be re-arranged)
All applicants must complete an application form (can be downloaded from the top of this page). CV's will not be accepted.
JOB PACK:
Young Person's Support worker - job description and person spec
REF:
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 15/03/2020
INTERVIEWS START: 18/03/2020
Are you passionate about making a difference to someone’s life?
EACH is a small-sized charity with a large impact where it matters – on local people’s lives. Our success is through our team of about 40+ staff and volunteers, who are passionate and committed to empowering and enabling people to have better health and life choices.
We are seeking Floating Support Case Worker for the delivery of the Brent Reach Floating Support Services.
Salary: £20,572.50 - £21,505
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Contract: Permanent, subject to continuous funding
Location: London Borough of Brent
MAIN PURPOSE:
• To provide an effective outreach floating support service to vulnerable adults and families plus manage a case load of people who are at risk and living in a variety of different tenures to maintain their home, live independently and reduces the need for more intensive support at a later stage.
• Provide appropriate support to address the needs of vulnerable families, adults and young people presenting with mental health, substance misuse, offending behaviour and the particular challenges faced by young people and the ability to support them effectively.
• Deliver information, presentations, group sessions and workshops/activities including on an outreach basis and within the community
Deadline for applications: Sunday 29th March 2020
Interviews: Thursday 2nd April (interviews will only take place on this date and cannot be re-arranged)
All Applicants must complete the application form, to be submitted by email. CVs will NOT be accepted.
JOB PACK:
REF:
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 29/03/2020
INTERVIEWS START: 02/04/2020
Are you passionate about making a difference to someone’s life?
EACH is a small-sized charity with a large impact where it matters – on local people’s lives. Our success is through our team of about 50+ staff and volunteers, who are passionate and committed to empowering and enabling people to have better health and life choices.
Team Leader/Senior Case Worker
Salary: £23,287 - £26,662
Hours: 37.5 hours per week
Duration: Permanent, subject to continuous funding
Location: Based at EACH Harrow (will be required to provide outreach and home visits work across London borough of Harrow).
The post holders’ main purpose includes:
Deadline for applications: Sunday 8th March
Interviews: Friday 13th March (interviews will only take place on this date and cannot be re-arranged)
EACH offer a 4% – 6% contributory pension scheme dependent on employee’s contributions and have a commitment to staff development and training. EACH is an Equal Opportunities Employer.
All Applicants must complete the application form, to be submitted by email. CVs will NOT be accepted.
JOB PACK:
Harrow Floating Support Team Lead job description
REF:
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 08/03/2020
INTERVIEWS START: 13/03/2020
EACH Counselling & Support (EACH) is a registered charity and company limited by guarantee which is governed by a Board currently comprised of 7 Trustees.
The Board has overall responsibility for the work of the organisation, and has the following role: to oversee the charity’s governance to establish strategy to performance manage the achievement of the strategy to contribute to the leadership of the charity.
The Board can have a membership of up to 12 trustees; we are seeking new trustees due to vacancies on the Board. The term of office for trustees is 3 years, which means that each year, typically, four Trustee positions fall vacant. These can be filled through election at our AGM and by appointment by the Board over the year.
If you are interested in joining the EACH Management Committee, please read the Trustee's Pack and get in contact.
Downloadable file: Board of Trustees Pack 2018
We are especially interested in hearing from you if you have a professional background in any the following areas:
Email: info@eachcounselling.org.uk
Tel: 020 8579 4529
REF: MC2018
If you are applying for a post with EACH, please use the links below to download an application form. These are provided as Word or pdf documents.
