Schools Mental Health Practitioner at Manchester Mind
Manchester Mind believes in the power of listening and feeling heard and that a better understanding of mental health benefits everyone. Manchester Mind do this by providing a range of services across Manchester to young people and adults.
Manchester Mind is looking to recruit a Schools Mental Health Practitioner to deliver one-to-one psychosocial support to young people within four schools in Manchester.
Hours:
35 hours per week
Salary:
£27,905 per annum
Location:
Manchester
Shared Topic Areas:
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