Our client, a mental health charity based in Croydon, is currently seeking a part-time Charity Administrator (£31,800 pro rata, 24 hours per week) to join their growing team. Reporting to the Service Administration Manager, you will play a key role in supporting the administration of the charity's services. As the first point of contact for young people, parents, and professionals accessing the service, you will provide a welcoming, professional, and sensitive response across all communication channels. Key responsibilities will include: Providing comprehensive administrative support to service managers and practitioners, including developing and maintaining effective electronic and paper-based systems Responding to telephone and email enquiries from young people, parents, and professionals in a timely and sensitive manner Managing service diaries, coordinating appointments, and overseeing room bookings Administering new referrals in line with agreed processes, including liaising with referrers, managing queries, and maintaining accurate database records About you: Strong administrative experience within a busy service or office environment A genuine interest in supporting young people, with the ability to respond sensitively to those who may be in distress The ability to maintain clear professional boundaries between the administrative function and clinical/service delivery work Highly IT literate, with confidence using Office 365 and database systems, including data entry and basic reporting This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Administrator seeking a part-time role within a professional, supportive, and purpose-driven environment. For further information, please contact Langton N4P, Charity Recruitment Specialists. Closing date for applications is Tuesday 7 th April.
Mar 27, 2026
Full time
Our client, a mental health charity based in Croydon, is currently seeking a part-time Charity Administrator (£31,800 pro rata, 24 hours per week) to join their growing team. Reporting to the Service Administration Manager, you will play a key role in supporting the administration of the charity's services. As the first point of contact for young people, parents, and professionals accessing the service, you will provide a welcoming, professional, and sensitive response across all communication channels. Key responsibilities will include: Providing comprehensive administrative support to service managers and practitioners, including developing and maintaining effective electronic and paper-based systems Responding to telephone and email enquiries from young people, parents, and professionals in a timely and sensitive manner Managing service diaries, coordinating appointments, and overseeing room bookings Administering new referrals in line with agreed processes, including liaising with referrers, managing queries, and maintaining accurate database records About you: Strong administrative experience within a busy service or office environment A genuine interest in supporting young people, with the ability to respond sensitively to those who may be in distress The ability to maintain clear professional boundaries between the administrative function and clinical/service delivery work Highly IT literate, with confidence using Office 365 and database systems, including data entry and basic reporting This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Administrator seeking a part-time role within a professional, supportive, and purpose-driven environment. For further information, please contact Langton N4P, Charity Recruitment Specialists. Closing date for applications is Tuesday 7 th April.
Our client, a homeless charity based in South West London, is currently seeking a Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Manager based in Clapham Junction to join their team. Reporting to the Outreach Operations Manager, you will play a central role in both the Street Outreach Service and the Council's Assessment Hub, providing trauma-informed, person-centred support to people experiencing homelessness. Responsibilities include: Line manage the Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Team Leader and split management responsibility across the team of the Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Workers. Foster strong communication within the team through regular meetings and by taking part in borough briefings when needed. Manage and respond to incidents and significant events occurring at the Assessment Centre/Hub, ensuring they are addressed promptly and in line with operational procedures. Ensure your team respond promptly to homeless referrals (within 48 hours) while also drawing on local intelligence and multi-agency information to guide outreach activity. About you: Proven experience of leading or supervising a frontline team in homelessness, housing, social care, or a related support service. Strong knowledge of safeguarding, risk assessment, and trauma-informed approaches, with the ability to lead on the identification and escalation of concerns. Demonstrated ability to manage incidents and high-pressure situations, providing clear direction and decision-making. Ability to build and maintain effective partnerships with local authorities, health, substance misuse, mental health, and enforcement services. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Manager with a proven track record in leading community outreach services. You will demonstrate strong leadership, with the ability to support and develop a team while building effective relationships with colleagues, clients, community members, and external partners.
Mar 24, 2026
Full time
Our client, a homeless charity based in South West London, is currently seeking a Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Manager based in Clapham Junction to join their team. Reporting to the Outreach Operations Manager, you will play a central role in both the Street Outreach Service and the Council's Assessment Hub, providing trauma-informed, person-centred support to people experiencing homelessness. Responsibilities include: Line manage the Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Team Leader and split management responsibility across the team of the Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Workers. Foster strong communication within the team through regular meetings and by taking part in borough briefings when needed. Manage and respond to incidents and significant events occurring at the Assessment Centre/Hub, ensuring they are addressed promptly and in line with operational procedures. Ensure your team respond promptly to homeless referrals (within 48 hours) while also drawing on local intelligence and multi-agency information to guide outreach activity. About you: Proven experience of leading or supervising a frontline team in homelessness, housing, social care, or a related support service. Strong knowledge of safeguarding, risk assessment, and trauma-informed approaches, with the ability to lead on the identification and escalation of concerns. Demonstrated ability to manage incidents and high-pressure situations, providing clear direction and decision-making. Ability to build and maintain effective partnerships with local authorities, health, substance misuse, mental health, and enforcement services. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced Rough Sleeping Outreach and Assessment Manager with a proven track record in leading community outreach services. You will demonstrate strong leadership, with the ability to support and develop a team while building effective relationships with colleagues, clients, community members, and external partners.
Our client, a community development charity based in East London, is seeking a Youth Development Worker to join their team. Working within the Young People's Services team, you will mentor and support young people both in schools and within their local communities. The role focuses on supporting those at risk of school exclusion, experiencing mental health challenges, or affected by Serious Youth Violence, through one-to-one mentoring, after-school provision, positive activities, and holiday programmes. Key responsibilities include: Engaging young people in structured mentoring relationships, supporting them to make informed and safe choices. Encouraging sustained engagement in education, with a focus on improving attendance, behaviour, and attainment. Leading and delivering workshops, enrichment activities, and residential programmes that empower young people and support their personal development, enabling them to transition from service beneficiaries to active contributors and peer leaders. Working collaboratively with parents, schools, and external professionals to build a strong, joined-up support network around each young person. About you: A minimum of two years' experience supporting young people with complex or challenging needs. Particular experience working with young people presenting with borderline or undiagnosed mental health needs, and/or those at risk of Serious Youth Violence. Proven ability to build strong, professional relationships within secondary schools, engaging effectively with teaching staff, pastoral teams, and external support services. The ability to relate to, empathise with, and positively challenge disaffected young people, encouraging meaningful personal development and improved outcomes. We are seeking applications from experienced Youth Development Workers who are passionate about early intervention and committed to making a tangible difference in young people's lives. You will be proactive, resilient, and confident working both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. If you are driven to empower young people to realise their potential and create lasting change within their communities, we would welcome your application.
Mar 13, 2026
Full time
Our client, a community development charity based in East London, is seeking a Youth Development Worker to join their team. Working within the Young People's Services team, you will mentor and support young people both in schools and within their local communities. The role focuses on supporting those at risk of school exclusion, experiencing mental health challenges, or affected by Serious Youth Violence, through one-to-one mentoring, after-school provision, positive activities, and holiday programmes. Key responsibilities include: Engaging young people in structured mentoring relationships, supporting them to make informed and safe choices. Encouraging sustained engagement in education, with a focus on improving attendance, behaviour, and attainment. Leading and delivering workshops, enrichment activities, and residential programmes that empower young people and support their personal development, enabling them to transition from service beneficiaries to active contributors and peer leaders. Working collaboratively with parents, schools, and external professionals to build a strong, joined-up support network around each young person. About you: A minimum of two years' experience supporting young people with complex or challenging needs. Particular experience working with young people presenting with borderline or undiagnosed mental health needs, and/or those at risk of Serious Youth Violence. Proven ability to build strong, professional relationships within secondary schools, engaging effectively with teaching staff, pastoral teams, and external support services. The ability to relate to, empathise with, and positively challenge disaffected young people, encouraging meaningful personal development and improved outcomes. We are seeking applications from experienced Youth Development Workers who are passionate about early intervention and committed to making a tangible difference in young people's lives. You will be proactive, resilient, and confident working both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team. If you are driven to empower young people to realise their potential and create lasting change within their communities, we would welcome your application.
