Title: Wellbeing Service Worker (fixed term)
Hours: 37 hours per week, with the possibility of part time/job share
Salary: £21,166 (SCP 11 - 18) per annum, pro rata
Location: Abingdon, Oxfordshire (South and Vale)
Contract: Fixed term up to 9 months (maternity cover)
Probationary Period: 6 months  
Accountable to: Locality Team Manager

About Oxfordshire Mind

We’re Mind, the mental health charity. We’re here to make sure anyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn for advice and support; in total over 20,000 people in Oxfordshire access our services each year. With one in four people experiencing a mental health problem at some point in their lives, people need Mind more than ever. Our work includes

• The Transitional Supported Housing Recovery Service (part of the Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership).
• The TalkingSpace Plus psychological therapy service in partnership with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.
• The Oxfordshire Mind Wellbeing Service, which is part of both the TalkingSpace Plus and Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnerships and includes:
  • Four Wellbeing Centres throughout the county
  • Public Wellbeing & Information Services
  • Physical Activity and Wellbeing
  • Benefits for Better Mental Health, a welfare benefits advice service
  • Volunteering and Peer Support Opportunities

• Raising awareness and campaigning activity.

We employ over 100 staff and operate in 28 locations around the county.

The key responsibilities of the Wellbeing Service Worker are to:

• Keep up-to-date with appropriate information about Oxfordshire Mind Options Sessions and mental health Wellbeing Service available within the locality hub and countywide service.
• Ensure that people accessing the Wellbeing Service receive an appropriate assessment of initial needs through an initial Options Session. Signposting individuals to relevant services provided by Oxfordshire Mind and external partners offering mainstream services and support.
• Promote wellbeing to the wider communities within the hub locality.
• Work with individuals to identify their own hopes and goals, support them to develop a personal action plan to increase resilience and maintain wellbeing accessing support services available within the Wellbeing Service, Talking Space Plus and other mental health services including main stream facilities.
• Contribute to the design, development and evaluation of courses and workshops in response to need.
• Deliver and/or co-deliver educational and coping skills courses within agreed protocols.
• Develop, maintain and facilitate a broad range of appropriate and responsive wellbeing Peer Support needs, whether geographical or experience based.
• Create and maintain a relaxed and accepting atmosphere alongside people, enabling them to share responsibility in the planning, developing and running of the Peer Support group.

Closing Date: Wednesday 4th March (midnight)
Interview Date: Tuesday 10th March

TO APPLY AND FOR MORE INFORMATION:

If you would like to find out more about this position and to apply, please click the Apply button to be directed to our website. There you can complete your application for this position. 

Oxfordshire Mind is fully committed to the principles and practices of equal opportunity and diversity.

We are a Mindful Employer.

No agencies please.

Are you interested in turning data into stories that allow St Mungo’s to influence local authorities and Government to provide additional support for those experiencing homelessness?

About the role

To assist in the smooth running of the Engagement and Assessment Service (EAS), comprising Somewhere Safe to Stay, Oxford Street Population Outreach Team (OxSPOT) and Multi-Agency Hub by coordinating and performing secretarial, reception and administrative and reporting tasks as set. You’ll be working in a busy environment that aims to help individuals who are experiencing homelessness moving into safe and secure accommodation and rebuild their lives. You’ll be responsible for managing IT systems, monitoring referrals, managing incoming calls, managing petty cash, providing statistical support to manager by providing data from OPAL.

What we’re looking for

We’re looking for someone who is confident in interpreting data and has experience of working in an office environment fulfilling general administrative duties. The service is fast paced, so having someone who can manage conflicting demands well and is organised will be key. We’re looking for someone who is Proactive, Thorough and Focused.

What we offer

• Excellent Development and Growth Opportunities

St Mungo’s employees are encouraged to consider opportunities to develop new skills or progress including; secondments, internal transfers, application to new roles in the organisation or just to get involved in various projects happening within the organisation.

As a result last year 35% of our vacancies were filled by promotions. In 2019 we achieved We Invest in People Gold level accreditation and are one of just 3% of housing associations to achieve this standard; 82% of staff who took part in the IIP survey say St Mungo’s is a great place to work.

• A Diverse and Inclusive Work Place

At St Mungo’s, equality, diversity and inclusion are central to the organisation's values and how we work. We are proud of our commitment to diversity and inclusion and have 7 great Diversity Networks to support clients and staff from different backgrounds so they are able to be their best selves. Our Networks include: BAME, Carer’s and Parent’s, Lived Experience, LGBTQIA+, Disability Awareness, Irish and Women’s Action.

• Flexible Working and Other Benefits

We are committed to maintaining your work/life balance. We offer 25 days annual leave, and operate a very popular Flexi Time scheme, which allows you to supplement your annual leave entitlement. After 5 years, staff annual leave entitlement increases to 28 days.

St Mungo’s contribute 4% of your gross annual salary, and you are able to enrol in the Defined Contribution scheme following a successful probationary period in which the employer contribution is 6%.

What we do

At St Mungo’s our vision is that everyone has a place to call home and can fulfil their hopes and ambitions. As a homelessness charity and housing association, our clients are at the heart of what we do, and in 2019 we supported nearly 30,000 people who were either homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Our staff are crucial to making this happen.

How to apply

To find out more and apply please go to our website.

To view the job description and guidance on completing your application form, please click on the document available tab at the top of the advert page on our website.

Closing date: 10am on Friday 28 February 2020

Interview and assessments on: Friday 6 March 2020

It is a requirement for this post that an enhanced DBS disclosure check will be undertaken for the successful candidate.

Please be advised that all appointments will be made on St Mungo’s current standard Terms and Conditions (T&Cs); this also applies to any internal candidates.

Title: Wellbeing Service Worker
Hours: 30 hours per week
Contract: TBC
Salary: £21,166 - £24,313 (SCP 11-18) per annum
Place of work: Cherwell and West Oxfordshire (Witney and Banbury)
Probationary Period: 6 months
Accountable to: Locality Team Manager

About Oxfordshire Mind 
We’re Mind, the mental health charity. We’re here to make sure anyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn for advice and support; in total over 20,000 people in Oxfordshire access our services each year. With one in four people experiencing a mental health problem at some point in their lives, people need Mind more than ever. Our work includes

• The Transitional Supported Housing Recovery Service (part of the Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership).
• The TalkingSpace Plus psychological therapy service in partnership with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.
• The Oxfordshire Mind Wellbeing Service, which is part of both the TalkingSpace Plus and Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnerships and includes:
  • Four Wellbeing Centres throughout the county
  • Public Wellbeing & Information Services
  • Physical Activity and Wellbeing
  • Benefits for Better Mental Health, a welfare benefits advice service
  • Volunteering and Peer Support Opportunities
• Raising awareness and campaigning activity.

We employ over 100 staff and operate in 28 locations around the county.

Responsibilities 
The key responsibilities of the Wellbeing Service Worker are to:

• Keep up-to-date with appropriate information about Oxfordshire Mind Options Sessions and mental health Wellbeing Service available within the locality hub and countywide service.
• Ensure that people accessing the Wellbeing Service receive an appropriate assessment of initial needs through an initial Options Session. Signposting individuals to relevant services provided by Oxfordshire Mind and external partners offering mainstream services and support.
• Manage booked Options Sessions appointments via Outlook diary including data collection, entry and reporting of outcomes to ensure follow up contact with service users at an agreed date.
• Work with individuals to identify their own hopes and goals, support them to develop a personal action plan to increase resilience and maintain wellbeing accessing support services available within the Wellbeing Service, Talking Space Plus and other mental health services including main stream facilities.
• Review and assess progress of individuals and offer Wellbeing Service support and signposting as appropriate.
• Contribute to the design, development and evaluation of courses and workshops in response to need.
• Deliver and/or co-deliver educational and coping skills courses within agreed protocols.
• Develop, maintain and facilitate a broad range of appropriate and responsive wellbeing Peer Support needs, whether geographical or experience based.
• Create and maintain a relaxed and accepting atmosphere alongside people, enabling them to share responsibility in the planning, developing and running of the Peer Support group.

Closing Date: 2nd March 2020
Interview Date: 12th March 2020

TO APPLY AND FOR MORE INFORMATION:

If you would like to find out more about this position and to apply, please click the Apply button to be directed to our website. There you can complete your application for this position. 

Oxfordshire Mind is fully committed to the principles and practices of equal opportunity and diversity.

We are a Mindful Employer.

No agencies please.

Buckinghamshire Mind Employment Support Worker

Buckinghamshire Mind Shares National Mind’s vision: “We won’t give up until everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets both support and respect. We deliver high quality community based services across the county of Buckinghamshire to reach out and ensure everyone with a mental health problem gets access to the help they need.

Post: Employment Support Worker

Salary: £21,500 FTE 37 hrs (actual £8,716 based on 15 hours/week)

Reports to: Employment Support Adviser

Hours: 15 hours per week (part-time)

Based in Aylesbury or High Wycombe but covering all Buckinghamshire

Benefits: 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays and 2 wellbeing days pro rata, High Street retailer scheme, Employee Assistance Programme, Annual leave purchase scheme, Flu vaccinations and Eye Tests, Pension: Auto Enrolment (currently 5% employee contribution, 3% employer contribution)

Basic Function

As Buckinghamshire Mind’s Employment Support Worker, you will work full-time on coordinating the delivery of the Building Better Opportunities Bucks Project. ‘Building Better Opportunities’ in Buckinghamshire targets working with individuals to overcome barriers, as well as to support and to further develop the key organisations and partners in the network.

Successful applicant will be solely employed on the Big Lottery Fund – Building Futures project. This role will be solely funded by Big Lottery Fund and the European Social Fund.

Employment Support responsibilities

• To offer 1:1 and group support to people with mental health challenges who wish to begin or return to work, education, volunteering or training.
• To have a clear understanding of individual service user needs and how they can be met within the service. Develop and maintain effective and meaningful relationships. This will include the use of appropriate diagnostic processes and assessment.

• To provide a service which values and respects the differing cultures and ethnic backgrounds and diversity of the community whilst working in a manner that values diversity and adheres to the principles of anti-discriminatory practice.

• Design and deliver appropriate interventions to meet identified needs and ensure that the targets for the project are met. Ensure that the progress of individual people is effectively monitored and timely interventions are delivered.

• Co-ordinate the work of volunteers or other professionals as required by the specific project and provide support to volunteers as required.

• Achieve both qualitative and quantitative targets as required by the specific project.

• To work in a person-centered way with service users, assessing them and supporting them to achieve their employment or training goals.

• To implement employment courses through planned programs of approved training activities e.g. with Bucks Adult Learning.

• To work closely with relevant employment support partner organisations to ensure that we support our service users to achieve the best outcomes possible.

• To ensure associated administrative tasks and monthly monitoring figures are completed in a timely manner.

• To attend recruitment events to support clients, recruit volunteers and engage in marketing and promotion of service, also to attend meetings and steering groups in line with project needs.

Other Responsibilities

• To ensure the highest quality of service provision and to provide accurate and timely KPI reporting within Buckinghamshire Mind
• To develop and maintain contacts with employers, volunteering organisations and other stakeholders to develop and improve the service.

• To work closely with referrers so that there is a good understanding of making appropriate referrals into the services.

• To ensure high levels of meaningful Service User Involvement in service provision.

Person specification

Post: Buckinghamshire Mind Employment Support Worker

The person specification seeks to define a person most likely to be suited to the job of Buckinghamshire Mind Employment Support Worker.  Candidates are required to meet all the essential Conditions listed.  E = essential criteria; D = desired criteria.  Reference to both Conditions and Requirements in completing your application form will help in selecting candidates for interview.

Conditions

• Supports the aims and work of Buckinghamshire Mind (E)
• Maintains strict confidentiality concerning all Buckinghamshire Mind matters (E)

Requirements

Qualifications and experience

• Experience of assessing service user needs, risk, and support planning (E)
• Educated to A ‘level or above (E)
• Relevant experience (E)
• Experience of delivering services for people with Mental Health needs. (E)
• Experience of working with external stakeholders e.g. Care Teams, Commissioners/Funders and Community Groups. (D)
• Experience of employment support group and 1:1 work. (E)
• Experience of providing training to groups and/or individuals. (D)
• Previous experience in a guidance role. (E)
• Previous experience of managing a caseload. (E)
• Previous experience of project work desirable. (D)
• Experienced in reflective practice. (E)

Knowledge, skills and abilities.

• Knowledge of the wide range of educational and employment/training opportunities available to people across Bucks. (E)
• Knowledge of other voluntary and statutory agencies who work with people and can network and build sustainable working partnerships. (E)

• Knowledge and understanding of data sharing legislation, confidentiality and safeguarding. (E)
• Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively with a range of individuals, groups and organisations. (E)
• Ability to work flexibly and to problem solve. (E)
• Ability to use information technology effectively and can keep written records and data. (E)
• Ability to manage a caseload and to meet targets and deadlines. (E)
• Confident in delivering group works and presentations. (D)
• Is committed to working in an anti-oppressive way and striving to create equal opportunities for all people and show an understanding of diversity. (E)
• Knowledge of and empathy for the issues facing people with Mental Health needs. (E)
• Is driven, self- motivated and able to organize own workload and work alone and without direct supervision. (E)
• can devise, implement, monitor and evaluate work and produce reports. (E)
• Has a current clean driving license and use of own vehicle (work related mileage will be paid). (E)

Applications: Please send –

Cover letter and CV, (including: relevant skills and experience, locations and hours of work that you are available).

The short-listing panel make their decisions based on this information and no assumptions about your skills or experience will be made.

Closing date for applications is 27th February 2020, however applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis, therefore please apply as soon as possible.  Interviews will take place 3rd March 2020.

Buckinghamshire Mind is an Equal Opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all sections of the community.

Any offer made relating to this post will be subject to satisfactory references and a satisfactory enhanced DBS check.

Our Vision is ‘to enable everyone with a learning disability and autism to lead fulfilling lives and actively contribute to their local community.’

Talkback is a charity and is one of Bucks and West Berks leading providers for people with needs.

Are you a person with the passion to help the personal development of someone with a Learning Disability? If so, would you like to work alongside like-minded, committed colleagues who enable people with a learning disability to increase their self-esteem and have more say and control over their lives? Talkback has been working with people with a learning disability since 1998, aiming to achieve choice, opportunity and respect. We are user led and know what life is like when you have a learning disability.

We are currently recruiting for:

Personal Development & Skills Project Workers

Salary: £18000 - £19200 p.a. (pro rata for part time staff)

Full and part time roles are available (a minimum of 3 days/week)

No shift work or evening/weekend work

Within Talkback, the Personal Development & Skills programme was established 8 years ago, under a different name, and provides support and life skills training to people with a learning disability and/or autism, enabling them to speak out and make their own choices. The programme is expanding, and we have Project Worker vacancies to deliver a range of services to promote and encourage independent living and lifelong learning. Current projects include gardening and allotment groups, social and life skills training, men’s and women’s groups, a drama group which puts on regular shows, an upcycling and woodwork project and a creative arts group.

You will work across Buckinghamshire at both our High Wycombe and Aylesbury locations, plus out in the community. You will work alongside people with a learning disability to meet their individual needs to achieve positive outcomes.

To succeed you will be able to work as part of a team and independently and have a 'can do' attitude. You will need to have good communication skills and an understanding of both self-advocacy and inclusion. We can teach you all you need to know; you just need to have the passion and care.

You will have the opportunity to help someone develop and grow as a person whilst making a difference that will live with you forever. And, as one of our team said ‘Working with people with a learning disability is the most rewarding and fulfilling role’

Closing date: 27th February

Are you passionate about mission? Are you organised and a people person? Do you want to play an essential part in Christians living out their calling to mission overseas? Are you flexible and hard working? This might be the role for you! We’re looking for someone to support mission personnel from recruitment to end of service, and to play an important role in the team that takes care of them.

As the Mission Personnel Administrator you will be responsible for providing administrative support to enable the:

· selection, preparation and debriefing of Christian mission workers

· collation and updating of overseas recruitment opportunities

· processing of overseas travel for mission workers, including booking flights and acquiring visas

· maintenance of accurate records using an electronic database

We are looking for an individual with a desire to enable others to serve in cross-cultural mission overseas and a willingness to pitch in and be helpful in all we do.

You will have excellent administration and organisational skills, be computer literate with the MS Office suite of software and have good interpersonal skills, with the ability to relate well to all age groups. This is a stimulating, busy and very fulfilling role.

The successful applicant will be a committed Christian. The nature of this role means that this is a specific occupational requirement.  

Location : Didcot, Oxfordshire

Hours : 35 hrs per week / full time

Salary range : £19,493 to £23,544

Closing date : 9 am, Monday 2 March 2020

 Interview date : Friday 13 March 2020

If you would like to discuss this role further please feel free to contact Becky Hembery, Head of Mission Programmes at BMS World Mission, Didcot Oxfordshire.

For full information and to download an application form and job details, please visit our website. 

Deputy Locality Manager
Hours: 30 hours per week
Salary: £24,799 - £26,999 (SCP 19 - 23) per annum, pro rata
Contract: Fixed term up to January 2021
Probationary Period: 6 Months
Place of Work: Abingdon, Oxfordshire (South & Vale)

About Oxfordshire Mind 
We’re Mind, the mental health charity. We’re here to make sure anyone with a mental health problem has somewhere to turn for advice and support; in total over 20,000 people in Oxfordshire access our services each year. With one in four people experiencing a mental health problem at some point in their lives, people need Mind more than ever.

Our work includes

• The Transitional Supported Housing Recovery Service (part of the Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnership).
• The TalkingSpace Plus psychological therapy service in partnership with Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust.
• The Oxfordshire Mind Wellbeing Service, which is part of both the TalkingSpace Plus and Oxfordshire Mental Health Partnerships and includes:
  • Four Wellbeing Centres throughout the county
  • Public Wellbeing & Information Services
  • Physical Activity and Wellbeing
  • Benefits for Better Mental Health, a welfare benefits advice service
  • Volunteering and Peer Support Opportunities

• Raising awareness and campaigning activity.

We employ over 100 staff and operate in 28 locations around the county.

Purpose of the Job 
Working closely with the Locality Manager (South & Vale), the Deputy Locality Manager will:

• Ensure effective delivery of locality-based services to the highest possible standard, in a flexible and responsive way, with service user involvement throughout.
• Deputise for the Locality Manager in their absence and/or as directed by the Service Manager (Localities).
• Support and supervise Wellbeing Service Worker direct reports.
• Ensure Locality volunteers and peer support volunteers are supported and supervised in conjunction with the Peer Support & Volunteering team.
• Ensure temporary and locum staff are trained, supported and supervised as required.
• Ensure excellent liaison, communication, collaborative working with the wider organisation and partnership agencies.
• Develop and maintain strong links with the community.
• Deliver Wellbeing Services and support service users effectively.

Closing Date: Wednesday 4th March 2020 (midnight)
Interview Date: Tuesday 10th March 2020

TO APPLY AND FOR MORE INFORMATION:

If you would like to find out more about this position and to apply, please click the Apply button to be directed to our website. There you can complete your application for this position.

Oxfordshire Mind is fully committed to the principles and practices of equal opportunity and diversity.

We are a Mindful Employer.

No agencies please.

Restore are recruiting to a post which will serve the south of Oxfordshire. As an Employment Specialist Coach you will join an Oxford Mental Healthcare NHS Trust IPS Team – employed by Restore – and embedded in locality Adult Mental Health Teams (AMHTs) – to deliver IPS as part of the holistic recovery plan for mental health service users. Experience of IPS is desirable but NOT essential as full training will be given.

You will work in a well-managed and supportive team and manage an individual caseload of up to 20-25 people at any time who have experienced mental health problems and who are unemployed or in need of in-work support. Working directly with all relevant stakeholders: the service user, AMHT clinical staff, partner agencies and employers – you will support the service users on your caseload to gain and retain paid employment.

If you wish to apply, then we would like to hear from you!

At this stage of application, we require a Cover letter with a CV (curriculum vitae).

The covering letter should address how you meet the criteria outlined in the person specification. Please see the ‘essentials’ and ‘desirable’ criteria under the shortlisting criteria. We suggest you address each point individually clearly stating how you meet the criteria. It is a good idea to use separate headings for each point.

Please remove your name, date of birth and any contact information from your CV and supply this on a separate piece of paper and send to us, along with a cover letter telling us why you would be good for this role.

The closing date for applications is Sunday, 1st March (midnight)

Interviews for this post will be held on Wednesday, 11th March

Clinical Psychologists
Locations: Liverpool, Coventry, Oxford, Brent (NW London), Central London, Croydon, Swansea

Salary: Equivalent to Agenda for Change, Band 8a although developmental Band 7 posts will be considered.

Hours Full time (35 hours) or flexible/part time arrangements if required

About us
Crisis is the national charity for homeless people. We know that homelessness is not inevitable. We know that together we can end it.

We are a dynamic, innovative and values-led organisation, with the ability to develop our services to meet the needs of the people we work with. As part of our commitment to end the homelessness of more people using our direct services, including people with complex needs, we are investing in a clinical psychology offer across our Skylight services, and our new Housing First provision in London.

Our funding means our services can work with clients at their pace, in a person-centred manner that helps them identify their strengths as well as their priorities for things to address to help them leave homelessness for good. This may be facilitated through our client incentives fund – which operate along the lines of personalised/ individual budgets, aligned to the achievement of goals that will enable people to leave homelessness for good.

The role in Wales is funded by the National Lottery Community Fund.

This is an exciting time to join Crisis as a clinical psychologist. All our teams have been trained in Psychologically Informed Environment through Dr Emma Williamson (Clinical Psychologist) of aneemo and we have developed our initial approach informed by advice from her and Professor Nick Maguire. You will be joining a new team of psychologists which includes a lead clinical psychologist and there are people in place in four of the 11 Skylight Centres.

You will be joining a community of practice – with links internally and externally to the leading practitioners in the field of homelessness and psychology – and have the opportunity to work strategically to influence practice across the sector.

About the role
As a clinical psychologist working with Crisis, you will add value by helping us work with complexity and help people change their lives and leave homelessness for good.

The role will encompass four key aspects:

1. Direct Clinical work – working one to one and in groups holding a direct caseload that reflects the importance of flexible personalised approaches. Working alongside people to develop shared assessments and formulations to inform interventions and possible referrals to appropriate statutory and voluntary services.
2. Consultation, Training and staff support – facilitating case-focused reflective practice sessions, enabling and encouraging the skills in others, providing “consultancy” advice and support to colleagues, and pedagogy “on-the- job” support
3. Research – working alongside our Research and Evaluation teams to evaluate our evidence-based practice, ensuring our services are effective and achieve meaningful outcomes for our clients
4. Psychologically Informed Environment – working alongside the team to support the continued development of a wider psychologically informed environment for clients and staff.

Roles will be available in the following locations: Liverpool, Birmingham, Coventry, Oxford, Brent (NW London), Central London, Croydon, Swansea.

We are flexible about employment arrangements for these roles.

We are offering full time (35 hour) posts directly employed by Crisis but are also very happy to consider secondment arrangements from NHS Trusts or Universities. We encourage conversations with people who are seeking and seeking part time roles or job sharing opportunities.

We are offering salaries commensurate with Grade 8a on NHS salary scales. There is flexibility within the scale according to experience. We are also interested in talking to early career or trainee psychologists about ways we might be able to facilitate an interesting career progression towards an 8a role.

Crisis has a serious commitment to Continued Professional Development and supervision. Professional supervision is provided by the Lead Clinical Psychologist and individual arrangements for clinical supervision will be organised as required. External clinical supervision will be provided for all direct employees.

About you
You will be passionate about working with people who have experienced complex trauma and homelessness, including those with dual diagnoses. You will be a patient, persistent, empathetic and flexible practitioner, able to engage individuals who may have experienced exclusion from other services. Your values will reflect and be aligned with ours (inspiration, integrity through evidence, dignity, fearlessness through independence, adaptability, and resolve to end homelessness) and you’ll be motivated to work with us because of them.

Your therapeutic training and practice will have encompassed one or more of the key evidence-based interventions with a focus on people who have had to face enormous challenges in life, often from a very early age. These may include, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Systemic Therapy, Mentalisation-Based Therapy and/or Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Motivational Interviewing and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. The capacity to think and formulate at a systemic level is very important.

You will be risk conscious and risk aware, boundaried, but not risk averse, and able to support others within your teams to manage complexity and uncertainty in their client-facing work.

You’ll be personally resilient and a great communicator, able to help our staff teams build and develop their capacity and facilitate client-focused reflective practice sessions.

Moreover, you will be excited about the opportunity to work with us – and our clients – in a creative, well-resourced organisation that is committed to learning and improving, following the evidence, and resolved to end homelessness

You will be registered with the HCPC.

How to apply
For a full job description and details of how to apply, please send us an email via the 'apply now' button.

If you would like to speak to us further about the roles or understand more about Crisis and the work we do, please e-mail our Lead Clinical Psychologist, Peter Oakes to arrange an informal conversation

If you need to request an application in an alternative format, please contact the HR Team, contact details can be found on our website. 

Closing Date: Sunday 15th March (23:59)

Registered Charity Numbers: E&W1082947, SC040094

Seicolegwyr Clinigol

Lleoliadau:   Lerpwl, Coventry, Rhydychen, Brent (Gogledd Orllewin Llundain), Canol Llundain, Croydon, Abertawe

Cyflog: Cyfwerth â’r Agenda ar gyfer Newid, Band 8a ond bydd swyddi Band 7 datblygiadol yn cael eu hystyried.

Oriau Amser llawn (35 awr) neu drefniadau hyblyg/rhan-amser os bydd angen

Gair amdanom ni

Crisis yw’r elusen genedlaethol ar gyfer pobl ddigartref. Rydym yn gwybod nad yw digartrefedd yn anochel. Rydym ni’n gwybod y gallwn ni roi diwedd arno gyda’n gilydd.

Rydym yn sefydliad deinamig ac arloesol sy’n cael ei arwain gan werthoedd, gyda’r gallu i ddatblygu ein gwasanaethau i gwrdd ag anghenion y bobl rydym ni’n gweithio gyda nhw. Fel rhan o’n hymrwymiad i roi diwedd ar ddigartrefedd mwy o bobl sy’n defnyddio ein gwasanaethau uniongyrchol, gan gynnwys pobl ag anghenion cymhleth, rydym yn buddsoddi mewn darpariaeth seicoleg glinigol ar draws ein gwasanaethau Skylight, a’n darpariaeth Tai yn Gyntaf newydd yn Llundain.

Mae ein cyllid yn golygu y gall ein gwasanaethau weithio gyda chleientiaid yn ôl eu pwysau, mewn ffordd sy’n canolbwyntio ar yr unigolyn ac sy’n eu helpu i adnabod eu cryfderau yn ogystal â’u blaenoriaethau o ran pethau i fynd i’r afael â nhw i’w helpu i gefnu ar ddigartrefedd am byth. Efallai y bydd hyn yn cael ei hwyluso drwy ein cronfa cymhellion cleientiaid – sy’n gweithredu’n unol â chyllidebau personol/ unigol, ac yn cyd-fynd â chyflawni nodau fydd yn galluogi pobl i roi terfyn ar ddigartrefedd am byth.

Mae’r swydd yng Nghymru yn cael ei hariannu gan Gronfa Gymunedol y Loteri Genedlaethol.

Mae hwn yn gyfnod cyffrous i ymuno â Crisis fel seicolegydd clinigol. Mae pob un o’m timau wedi cael hyfforddiant Amgylchedd sy’n Wybodus o Safbwynt Seicolegol drwy Dr Emma Williamson (Seicolegydd Clinigol) ac rydym wedi datblygu ein dull gweithredu cychwynnol gan ddefnyddio cyngor ganddi hi a’r Athro Nick Maguire. Byddwn yn ymuno â thîm newydd o seicolegwyr sy’n cynnwys seicolegydd clinigol arweiniol ac mae pobl ar gael yn barod mewn pedair o 11 Canolfan Skylight.

Byddwch yn ymuno â chymuned ymarfer – gyda chysylltiadau mewnol ac allanol gydag ymarferwyr blaenllaw ym maes digartrefedd a seicoleg – ac yn cael cyfle i weithio’n strategol i ddylanwadu ar arferion ar draws y sector.

Gair am y swydd

Fel seicolegydd clinigol sy’n gweithio gyda Crisis, byddwch yn ychwanegu gwerth drwy ein helpu i weithio â chymhlethdodau a helpu pobl i newid eu bywydau a chefnu ar ddigartrefedd am byth.

Bydd y swydd yn cynnwys pedair agwedd allweddol:

1. Gwaith Clinigol Uniongyrchol – gweithio ar sail un i un ac mewn grwpiau ac yn dal llwyth achosion uniongyrchol sy’n adlewyrchu pwysigrwydd defnyddio dulliau personol hyblyg. Gweithio ochr yn ochr â phobl i ddatblygu asesiadau a fformwleiddiadau a rennir fel sail i ymyriadau ac atgyfeiriadau posibl at wasanaethau statudol a gwirfoddol priodol.

2. Ymgynghori, Hyfforddiant a chefnogaeth i’r staff – hwyluso sesiynau ymarfer myfyriol sy’n canolbwyntio ar achosion, galluogi ac annog y sgiliau mewn eraill, darparu cyngor “ymgynghorol” a chymorth i gydweithwyr, a chymorth addysgeg “wrth weithio”

3. < > – gweithio ochr yn ochr â’n timau Ymchwil a Gwerthuso i werthuso ein harferion sy’n seiliedig ar dystiolaeth, gan wneud yn siŵr bod ein gwasanaethau’n effeithiol ac yn cyflawni canlyniadau ystyrlon ar gyfer ein cleientiaid

   Amgylcheddau sy’n Wybodus o Safbwynt Seicolegol – gweithio ochr yn ochr â’r tîm i gefnogi’r gwaith o ddatblygu amgylchedd ehangach sy’n wybodus o safbwynt seicolegol yn barhaus ar gyfer cleientiaid a staff.

Bydd swyddi ar gael yn y lleoliadau canlynol: Lerpwl, Birmingham, Coventry, Rhydychen, Brent (Gogledd Orllewin Llundain), Canol Llundain, Croydon, Abertawe.

Rydym yn hyblyg ynghylch trefniadau cyflogaeth ar gyfer y swyddi hyn.

Rydym yn cynnig swyddi amser llawn (35 awr) a gyflogir yn uniongyrchol gan Crisis ond rydym hefyd yn fwy na pharod i ystyried trefniadau secondiad o Ymddiriedolaethau’r GIG neu Brifysgolion. Rydym yn annog sgyrsiau gyda phobl sy’n chwilio am swydd ran-amser neu gyfleoedd i rannu swydd.

Rydym yn cynnig cyflogau sy’n gymesur â Gradd 8a ar raddfeydd cyflog y GIG.  Mae hyblygrwydd o fewn y raddfa yn ôl profiad. Rydym hefyd yn awyddus i siarad â seicolegwyr dan hyfforddiant neu yng nghyfnod cynnar eu gyrfa ynghylch y ffyrdd y bydden ni’n gallu hwyluso camu ymlaen mewn gyrfa tuag at rôl 8a.
 

Mae Crisis wedi ymrwymo o ddifrif i Ddatblygiad Proffesiynol Parhaus a goruchwyliaeth.  Mae goruchwyliaeth broffesiynol gan y Seicolegydd Clinigol Arweiniol, a gwneir trefniadau unigol ar gyfer goruchwyliaeth glinigol yn ôl yr angen. Bydd goruchwyliaeth glinigol allanol ar gyfer pawb sy'n cael ei gyflogi’n uniongyrchol.

Amdanoch chi

Byddwch yn frwd dros weithio gyda phobl sydd wedi profi trawma cymhleth a digartrefedd, gan gynnwys y rhai â diagnosis deuol. Byddwch yn ymarferydd amyneddgar, taer, empathig a hyblyg, sy'n gallu ymgysylltu ag unigolion a allai fod wedi’u hallgáu o wasanaethau eraill. Bydd eich gwerthoedd yn adlewyrchu ein rhai ni, ac yn cyd-fynd â nhw (ysbrydoli, uniondeb drwy dystiolaeth, urddas, diffyg ofn drwy annibyniaeth, hyblygrwydd, a phenderfynoldeb i roi diwedd ar ddigartrefedd) a bydd gennych gymhelliant i weithio gyda ni oherwydd y rheiny.

Bydd eich ymarfer a hyfforddiant therapiwtig yn cynnwys un neu fwy o’r ymyriadau allweddol sy'n seiliedig ar dystiolaeth ac yn canolbwyntio ar bobl sydd wedi gorfod wynebu heriau enfawr mewn bywyd, yn aml o oed ifanc iawn. Gallai’r rhain gynnwys, Therapi Ymddygiad Dialectig, Therapi Systemig, Therapi ar Sail Deall Stadau Emosiynol (Mentalisation) a/neu Therapi Derbyn ac Ymrwymo, Cyfweld Ysgogiadol a Therapi Gwybyddol Ymddygiadol. Mae’r gallu i feddwl a fformiwleiddio ar lefel systemig yn bwysig iawn.

Byddwch yn ymwybodol o risg, gyda therfynau, ond ddim yn osgoi risg, ac yn gallu cefnogi eraill yn eich timau i reoli cymhlethdod ac ansicrwydd yn eu gwaith sy’n wynebu cleientiaid.

Byddwch yn gydnerth ac yn gyfathrebwr rhagorol, ac yn gallu helpu ein timau staff i feithrin a datblygu eu gallu a hwyluso sesiynau ymarfer myfyriol sy’n canolbwyntio ar y cleient.

Ar ben hynny, byddwch yn awyddus i gael cyfle i weithio gyda ni – a’n cleientiaid – mewn sefydliad creadigol gyda digon o adnoddau, sydd wedi ymrwymo i ddysgu a gwella, dilyn y dystiolaeth, ac yn benderfynol o roi diwedd ar ddigartrefedd

Byddwch wedi cofrestru gyda’r HCPC.

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Dyddiad Cau: 15/03/2020

St Mungo’s vision is that everyone has a place to call home and can fulfil their hopes and ambitions.  As a homelessness charity and housing association our clients are at the heart of what we do. We provide a bed and support to more than 2,700 people a night who are either homeless or at risk, and work to end homelessness and rebuild lives.

Floyd’s Row is a new service in the centre of Oxford, providing short term accommodation for up to 60 male and female residents, some of whom have complex needs such as alcohol misuse, substance misuse, mental health issues and a history of offending. 

The purpose of this post is to ensure we provide a safe and healthy environment for our clients to live in. Duties will include maintaining the cleanliness of the communal areas, including kitchens or bathrooms, as well as supporting the team in cleaning client’s rooms when they have moved out. Therefore candidates will need to have good working knowledge of Health and Safety, a basic knowledge of IT and be comfortable working alone. You will possess effective communication skills, approach your work and clients in a non-judgemental way including those displaying challenging behaviour.

In return, we offer a range of benefits including a pension scheme, staff discounts scheme and initiatives to help you maintain a healthy work/life balance. We are also committed to providing our staff with a wide range of learning and development opportunities; in support of their personal and professional development.

To find out more and apply please go to our website.

To view job descriptions on our vacancies page, please click on the document available tab above the relevant job advert.

Closing date: 10am, 28 February 2020

Interview and assessment dates: TBC

It is a requirement for this post that a standard DBS disclosure check will be undertaken for the successful candidate. 

Please be advised that all appointments will be made on St Mungo’s current standard Terms and Conditions (T&Cs); this also applies to any internal candidates.

At St Mungo’s, equality, diversity and inclusion are central to the organisation's values and how we work. We are in the top 50 of Stonewall’s Workplace Equality Index 2019, we are also proud to have been awarded Personnel Today’s 2018 Diversity and Inclusion (Public Sector) award and we are a Disability Confident Employer. To ensure that our workforce reflects the diversity of our clients as well as the communities that we live and work within, we encourage and welcome applications from all sections of the community.

This is an exciting new role to work alongside the Mental Wealth Academy to design and develop an innovative programme that supports young people who have been on a mental health journey and are ready to take a step into training and development opportunities to become Mental Health Ambassadors.

Civitas Recruitment are proud to be working with a great consultancy which works with low to middle level income countries in developing regions to help achieve growth and reduce poverty through public policy reform. The consultancy has been growing rapidly due to its excellent reputation and works closely with national decision makers. An opportunity exists for a deputy Project Manager to join a UNAIDS project to oversee the operational delivery of the project, ensure adherence to processes and procedures as well as help develop them. Add to this the role will oversee two Project Assistants and deputise for the senior PM. This is an initial 2 year FTC. Role will need to be based in Oxford 3-4 days a week.

Who are we looking for?

Ideal candidates will come with a wealth of project management and administratuve skills. You will be a natural communicator and possess excellent attention to detail and be able to manage a range of internal and external stakeholders to ensure project delivery and compliance. Knowledge and experience of working with working with different donors and understanding their procurement and compliance requirements will be a distinct advantage but not essential. Please apply directly or contact Syed at Civitas Recruitment for an initial discussion and full JD.