Aoibhneas: Key Worker & Relief Worker
AOIBHNEAS RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN
Aoibhneas is a Domestic Abuse Support Agency working with Women and Children who are or have been affected by domestic abuse.
Aoibhneas provides a complete continuum of care within a service of excellence. A complete continuum of care arrangement provides for the access of women and children to supports at earliest intervention through provision of prevention and awareness raising programmes, community-based support, refuge accommodation, transitional accommodation, and post refuge/ transitional support.
Key Worker Role
(One-Year Fixed Term Contract)
Role: Key Worker
Post: Full-Time (39h pw) One-Year Fixed Term Contract
Salary: Salary Scale HSE €33,630 – €47,561
Reports to: CEO
Summary:
The Key Worker role provides emergency accommodation to Women and Children fleeing Domestic Abuse; welcomes new families into the service and ensure the provision of practical and emotional supports. Keyworkers operate the 24-hour free Helpline, carry out assessments of support needs; provide information, advocacy and referral services; develop and implement suitable programmes to meet the needs of women and children in refuge.
The Keyworker role provides support and structured services to residents in the Refuge and Community setting, with an emphasis on progressing needs; ensure the safety and security of women and children resident in Aoibhneas and represent the work and ethos of the organisation.
Relief Worker Position
Job Title: Relief Worker
Location: Aoibhneas CLG
Salary: €17.52 per hour
Contract: Relief
Summary:
Aoibhneas is seeking a Relief Worker to join our Relief Panel to provide cover for annual leave, sick leave and training days for permanent staff members, including Keyworkers, Social Care Workers, Night Support Workers, Weekend Support Workers, Weekend Activity Workers and Court Accompaniment Worker who cover core and other day-time hours, night-time hours and weekend hours.
The right candidate will provide support and structured services to residents in the Refuge and Community setting, with an emphasis on progressing needs; ensure the safety and security of women and children resident in Aoibhneas and represent the work and ethos of Aoibhneas.