The Survivor Support Caseworker will play a key role in delivering the Survivors Integrated Service and its mission to provide and open door, trauma informed support service to former residents and survivors of Irish institutions.
This role will provide individual emotional and practical support, advocacy, information and guidance, helping survivors navigate complex life circumstances and access appropriate services and opportunities. The role will be delivered both from the London Irish Centre and through outreach appointments within the community, ensuring support is accessible to the needs of survivors.
The Survivor Support Caseworker will develop trusting relationships with survivors, recognise and address barriers to engagement and support individuals to improve wellbeing and increased social connection.
This is a highly rewarding role requiring sensitivity, empathy and confidence in working with survivors who may have experienced significant trauma. The successful candidate will be proactive, compassionate and enthusiastic, with a genuine passion for improving the lives of survivors through meaningful support, social inclusion and cultural exploration.
Many survivors face complex challenges associated with ageing, including social isolation, declining physical and mental health, bereavement and some in their end of life. The service recognises these intersecting needs and provides compassionate, trauma informed support that promotes dignity, connection, wellbeing and quality of life in later years. Support is also available to family members if needed.
Please refer to our website for the recruitment timeline and closing date: Work With Us - London Irish Centre
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