We are a small charity/voluntary organisation that has been providing medium to long term Children’s Residential Care as well as Aftercare to young people for over 30 years. We are inviting applicants for our Social Care Manager - Mainstream Children’s Residential Service role.

We work as a team with our young people & families to provide person-centred care using a multidisciplinary approach. We are inviting applicants for our Social Care Worker position(s) who, ideally, have some experience of mainstream children’s residential care. 39 hours a week.

Personal Assistant required to assist a professional working writer with a physical disability in all aspects of daily living. 18 hours per week approx. Shifts are negotiable, daytime or evenings depending on activities and may be subject to change. Weekend availability would be preferable.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact on the lives of children? We are seeking a qualified Social Care Workers to work as a member of a residential team to create a safe and caring environment which meets the individual and group needs of the children who live here.

Responsible for contributing to the day-to-day operation of the service and ensuring that it runs smoothly and in accordance with organisation procedures. The objective of this role is to work directly with clients as part of a team and to provide a safe, secure environment for clients.

To deliver GOAL’s innovative global citizenship education workshops for young people in primary schools, youth outreach and public engagement events. The role is a part-time, freelance position with a great deal of flexibility in the location & days successful candidates will work.

We are seeking dedicated Social Care Workers to join a new service, focused on providing a trauma-informed model of care for young people aged 13 to 17. This role involves creating a therapeutic environment through relationship-building and positive attachment development.

You will play a crucial role in delivering comprehensive, trauma-informed care. Your responsibilities will include direct work with children and young people, household activities, administrative tasks, ongoing professional development, and ensuring health and safety standards.