Youth Support Worker at ReflecTeen Hub Youth Organisation
Job purpose
To directly deliver ReflecTeen Hub objectives in providing one-to-one and group support for young people ages 8 - 18 years old largely from ethnic minorities backgrounds to discover their potential and reclaim their lives. The role holder will work as a member of our team and contribute to the delivery of youth and family support. The candidate will be responsible for the direct implementation of ReflecTeen’s mentoring scheme to support young people who may have been impacted by violence, experienced trauma or another challenging life event.
Hours:
Part-time
Salary:
£21,000 - £23,000 per annum, pro rata
Location:
Moston, Blackley Manchester
Shared Topic Areas:
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