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Catering Assistant Contract: Permanent Hours: Full time, 37.5 per week. Weekends and bank holidays will be worked on a rota basis. Salary: 16-,015 18-,793 21+ 24,102 Interviews: to be held on 1st July and 2nd July 2025. This job offer closes on 23rd June 2025. The Catering operation consists of a large and busy restaurant together with several other catering outlets across the Museum site. All of which contribute to the organisation not only commercially but adding to an excellent all-round visitor experience. The Tank Museum also hosts a wide range of weekend and evening functions. The Catering Assistant will be expected to support the Catering Development Manager and team in ensuring that the Museum's catering facilities run smoothly with a high level of food delivery and customer service. Overall Role Purpose Assisting the Catering Development Manager and the rest of the team in ensuring that the museum's catering facilities run smoothly. Providing high-quality food delivery and excellent customer service. Key Accountabilities Assisting with food preparation. Serving customers food and drink, ensuring the highest standard of customer service is achieved. General kitchen and restaurant cleaning, ensuring the highest standards of hygiene and cleanliness, conforming to legal requirements in relation to Health & Safety, Food Safety, Hygiene and COSHH procedures. Assist in the delivery of catering for events and promotions within the Museum. Cash handling in accordance with cash handling procedures. Ensuring that a high level of personal presentation is achieved at all times. The duties and responsibilities in this job are not restrictive and the post holder may be required on occasion to undertake other duties. This will not substantially change the nature of the post. Click Apply to be emailed a link to the recruitment website, where you can complete your application.

Joining our countywide Reablement Service as an Operational Manager Clinical Lead , you'll use your expertise and leadership skills to line manage Occupational Therapists and Sensory Workers in the North Hants Hub, while overseeing clinical management for the service. Our service is undergoing an exciting transformation, and this is a unique opportunity for you to help shape and drive positive change. We want you to feel supported, challenged and rewarded. You'll work closely with Operational Managers across the service to share learnings, provide guidance and promote effective multi-disciplinary working to deliver an outstanding reablement service for Hampshire residents. What you'll do: Clinical oversight & supervision: Ensure clinical and peer supervisions are delivered appropriately, with strong links to Advanced Practitioners and countywide clinical leads. Service management & allocation: Manage allocation of Occupational Therapy and Sensory cases, monitor length of stay and allocation rates, and maintain performance against KPIs. Demand & resource planning: Identify trends in waitlists, collaborate with triage and quality leads to optimise Occupational Therapy and sensory resource use, and proactively manage service demand. Stakeholder engagement: Build and maintain relationships with District & Borough Councils, healthcare professionals, consultants, and Lead Occupational Therapists to ensure integrated service delivery. Professional development: Oversee Continuing Professional Development (CPD) processes, prioritising appropriate activity and ensuring due process for CPD requests. Governance & standards: Oversee professional memberships (HCPC, RCOT, RWPN or equivalent) and ensure consistency and equity in service provision across the county, including risk and priority care management. What we're looking for: Qualified: Hold an Occupational Therapy or Rehabilitation Officer of Visual Impairment (ROVI) qualification, and registration with the relevant professional body. Proven leadership: Experienced in leading or managing others, role modelling best practices, fostering a positive reputation and developing and embedding a growth culture. Relevant experience: Proven track record of working as an Occupational Therapist or Sensory Worker, with a sound knowledge of the resources available to people with reablement needs and how to access them. Strong team player: Establish and promote joint working with peers, healthcare professionals and local networks. Effective decision-maker: Able to use your negotiation and influencing skills to make difficult decisions. Flexible and agile: Able to work the on-call rota as we deliver reablement support every day of the year. Why join us? Make a Difference: Work in collaboration with organisations across Health and Social care to maximise independence, prevent hospital admissions, and facilitate rapid discharge from hospital to improve outcomes for the people of Hampshire. Supportive environment: Work in a friendly and collaborative team who feel proud of the work they do to support people in our community. Professional growth : We invest in your future. With ongoing development opportunities, you'll have the chance to enhance your skills and advance your career in social care. Employee Support: Access to Health Assured's comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme to support your physical and mental wellbeing, including 24/7 telephone support, a suite of online resources, and legal and financial advice. Competitive Benefits Package: Including generous annual leave entitlement, occupational sick pay, and access to the Local Government Pension Scheme. Our Service runs 7 days a week, 365 days of the year. You'll be required to participate in both the out of hours on-call rota (working once every 20th week), and the weekend/bank holiday rota (working a rotational 1:10 basis), for which enhancements are paid in line with the HCC salary policy. To learn more about this role, please review our Candidate Pack available on our website. Please click on the Apply button for details. Please note: We are unable to offer sponsorship for this role and therefore it is essential that you already have the right to work in the UK before applying. Applicants can expect to hear from us within two weeks of the advertised closing date. Other roles you may have experience of may include: Reablement Manager, Reablement Lead, Team Manager, Deputy Manager, Assistant Team Manager, Occupational Therapist, Sensory Worker, Sensory Services Officer, Sensory Services Lead.

Position not right for you? Share it with someone you know. Store Manager Reference: JUN Expiry date: 17:30, Mon, 14th Jul 2025 Location: Biggin Hill, Kent Salary: Competitive Benefits: Company Benefits Duration: TBC Established in 1969, The Original Factory Shop brings big brands at bargain prices to Britain's local high streets. We source "must buy" quality ranges at unbelievable prices, bringing out the bargain lover in everyone so we can satisfy our customers. With stores nationwide, we bring our customers big brands up to 70% off across multiple departments including fashion, beauty, home & more. High street cut price labels were how we started the business (with our first store in Keighley) and still form a part of our range today. We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Store Manager to join our Biggin Hillteam We have an exciting opportunity for an ambitious Store Manager to create a friendly, welcoming, customer focused environment that delivers great results and a great place to work. As a Store Manager you will lead the team, be passionate about engaging with our customers, maximise the business by being quick to act and consistently search for new ideas.You will lead from the front and ensure all your colleagues create a great customer experience. As we are a proud community retailer you will actively encourage engagement with the local area to deliver top results. You will work hard yet keep it fun! We are looking for individuals who have Retail Management experience and a passion for delivering great customer service. You will have and understanding of working within a fast paced sales and results driven environment as well as the ability to motivate, manage and support a team. If you are an existing Store Manager, Assistant Manager, Cluster Manager, Retail Manager or a Branch Manager then we would love to hear from you. The Original Factory Shop Benefits include; Competitive Salary, Colleague Discount, Onsite training, Alternate weekends off, 31 days holiday (Inc Bank Holidays), Birthday day off, Free life insurance, recognition scheme, long service awards, Contributory pension scheme, Employee Assistant program and more Please click Apply to start your application. For more information about The Original Factory Shop, please go to our website at: The Original Factory Shopis committed to equal opportunities and it welcomes applications from all who believe they fit the essential requirements of the job.

Young People Case Worker We have a new role available for Case Workers to work as part of a team delivering an assessment, support and move on service to vulnerable clients in supported and community-based accommodation, based in Bishop Auckland and Tow Law County Durham. Position: Young People Case Worker Location: County Durham Contract : Full time, permanent Hours: 37.5 hours a week Salary: £24,136 Per Annum plus pension and other benefits Closing Date: 13th July 2025 Key Note: Due to shift times, geographical location and type of work. We request people to have access to a car. About the Role As Young People Case Worker you will work under the direction, guidance and support of a Service Manager and an Assistant Area Director, you will be responsible for a caseload of clients as well as share responsibility for the safety and wellbeing of all clients, volunteers and staff in the service. The service consists of two hubs, 1 in Bishop Auckland and 1 in Tow Law and we have an Outreach service to 7 dispersed properties in Bishop Auckland. Your role will span all three areas for job rotation and continuity of service. The team follow a 5-week shift pattern of 8-hour shifts between hrs including weekends and bank holidays as one service is 24/7 and both sites have dedicated night staff. Early shifts , Late shifts and Main shifts / (Depending on hub) The accommodation services are based in Bishop Auckland and Tow Law in County Durham. You will ensure that the accommodation is properly maintained and support the client to sustain their tenancy and participate in positive and successful move on. You will be responsible for a caseload of clients as well as shared responsibility for the safety and wellbeing of all clients, volunteers and staff in the service. This includes outreach support to clients in dispersed properties in the area. The role does involve lone working. Key responsibilities include: Ensure the safety and wellbeing of all clients, following safeguarding and emergency procedures as needed. Act as key worker for a caseload of clients, leading on risk and needs assessments and SMART, outcomes-based support plans. Provide personalised, flexible, and creative support, involving clients in decision-making and encouraging participation in activities. Collaborate with external agencies to support clients, adhering to data protection and information sharing protocols. Support clients to access Education, Training, Employment, and Volunteering opportunities aligned with their goals and aspirations. Contribute to maintaining a safe and welcoming environment, including preparing accommodation for new clients and supporting their transition. Assist in coordinating and supporting volunteers and promoting client involvement initiatives and residents' meetings. Maintain clear, accurate records and participate in team rotas, including evenings and weekends, carrying out additional duties as required. About You You will need to have the following skills and experience: Experience working with young people or those affected by homelessness. Understanding of the needs of individuals facing homelessness, mental health issues, substance misuse, or the care system. Knowledge of risk assessments, support planning, safeguarding, and health and safety procedures. Strong literacy, numeracy, IT skills, and commitment to diversity, equality, and professional integrity. Ability to maintain professional boundaries, work collaboratively, and reflect on practices for continuous development.

Job Scope The Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the UK, dedicated to promoting excellence in science. We believe that science is central to modern culture and demonstrating the importance of science to everyone is one of the strategic aims of the Royal Society. We want to enable young people to understand what it is to be a scientist and to encourage experimental work and problem solving in schools and colleges to improve understanding of the scientific process. We promote and support good practice in teaching Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) and promote STEM for all young people. Our major schools engagement programme includes: Grants to support schools and colleges to enable students, aged 5-18, to carry out investigative science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) projects in partnership with a STEM professional, primarily through the Partnership Grants Evidence-based resources to support excellence in the teaching of science, maths and computing, in particular around scientific literacy and practical science. Events to showcase practical science, including a tailored schools programme at the Royal Society Summer Exhibition. The Schools Engagement Officer will be responsible for supporting the set-up, administration and day-to-day delivery of a new strand of Partnership Grants (Science Community Grants) which build on Partnership Seed Grants within the Royal Society and are designed to support organisations to build lasting relationships between STEM professionals and clusters of UK-based schools and colleges to undertake practical STEM investigations. The officer will support the workflow of this grant within the wider engagement team. This includes supporting the day-to-day administration of the grant, marketing and communication of this new programme, and developing relationships with stakeholder organisations as well as working with colleagues across the Royal Society. The officer will also contribute to the management of the Partnership Seed Grant scheme and work with the Schools Engagement team to undertake tasks related to Partnership Grants and other schools engagement strands of work. This position is suitable for an individual with strong project administration experience who shares our belief in the value of science and mathematics education and public engagement and enjoys working with a range of people. The post holder should have good organisational skills, a commitment to high standards throughout their work, and a strong attention to detail. They should also be able to manage their own workload, and collaborate with colleagues on shared tasks and projects, to ensure milestones and targets are achieved. In return, this position offers opportunities for the successful candidate to contribute to a new and exciting programme of schools engagement activities and help develop successful schemes which benefit teachers, young people and STEM professionals. They will also get the chance to be part of the work of one of the most respected scientific organisations in the world. This role will require occasional travel to visit grant projects across the UK. The post holder will be subject to Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks Please note that we are unable to offer sponsorship for this role. Reports to: Senior Schools Engagement Officer Line manages: N/A Location: Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AG plus hybrid remote working, Pay band: C Salary: £37,105 Contract type: Fixed-term 3 years with opportunity to extend Hours: 35 hours per week (full time), occasional travel to visit grant holders (mainly within the UK), evening and weekend work required. Closing date: Midnight 20 July 2025 Interview date: 4th - 6th August 2025 Responsibilities The work of the Schools Engagement Officer will include:Supporting the set-up and administration of the application process for the new grant strand, including managing expressions of interest and queries from organisations, providing feedback and online guidance to applicants, and managing applications within the Royal Society's grant management system, Flexi-Grant.Assisting the grants review process, including communicating with the review panel about required reviews and supporting the Senior Schools Engagement Officer and Schools Engagement Manager to run online review meetings by taking minutes and coordinating application clarifications.Coordinating and processing grant payments.Supporting the post-award management of the new grant strand, including handling enquiries and post-application questions.Implementing internal monitoring, reporting and evaluation of the grant scheme, including conducting monitoring meeting calls and in-person visits to grant projects and organisations around the UK, as required, and preparing reports for senior colleagues and committee members.Promoting the new and existing grant strands through the preparation of new webpages within the Royal Society website, preparing promotional material and presenting at internal and external events and conferences, as required.Building and maintaining relationships with key networks and external stakeholders such as grant applicants and recipients and interested organisations.Contributing to the day-to-day running of the Partnership Seed Grant scheme to ensure alignment with this new grant scheme, providing detailed support and feedback to applicants and recipients, processing grants forms and payments, and administering the monitoring, reporting and evaluation of projects.Assisting with the day-to-day running of the Partnership Grant scheme and other schools engagement strands of work, as required.Contributing to the continual review of procedures and systems and recommending improvements to contribute to the team's efficiency and effectiveness, providing a high-quality service to stakeholders.Responding on behalf of the Royal Society to questions and requests for information regarding school engagement.Undertaking such other duties as may be required from time to time, for example, assisting in the organisation of various events and conferences. Key Knowledge and Skills Required Education / qualifications / knowledge / interests Ability to build and maintain strong strategic relationships with colleagues and STEM organisations Essential Interest and knowledge of science, mathematics, technology and their broader social significance Highly desirable Interest in and/or awareness of the key issues in STEM education Highly desirable STEM Education and Engagement outreach experience Highly desirable Teaching experience in the UK school system Desirable Experience Experience of working in a team environment Essential Experience of identifying and targeting a variety of audiences Essential Experience of establishing and maintaining a network of contacts, and communicating with stakeholders at all levels Essential Experience of guidance and report writing Highly desirable Experience of presenting to a variety of audiences (such as STEM professionals, and teachers) Highly desirable Experience of project evaluation Highly desirable Experience of administering and managing grants to individuals and/or organisations, ideally Flexi-Grant. Highly desirable Experience of producing and managing promotional material for a variety of media Highly desirable Experience of STEM education outreach organisations and opportunities Highly desirable Experience of managing a budget Desirable Experience of administering selection processes, for example for grants or awards Desirable Competencies Pay Band C - Role Descriptor and Competencies Suggested Titles - Officer, Junior Officer, Exec, Senior Administrator, Senior Assistant, Programme Officer, Co-ordinator At Band C you will hold a more specialist role and will have increased responsibility for your area of work and output. Pay Band C roles are described in the following dimensions: Decision-making - Your work is varied, and you have a range of administrative or technical tasks. You take decisions in line with specific routines, guidelines, or procedures. You plan your own work and coordinate with others on how their work fits into the broader plan of activities. Supervision is available for issues that fall outside of existing operating guidelines or your realm of knowledge Thinking challenges - The solutions to issues or problems are not always obvious and investigation is needed before choosing a way forward. Your initiative is required to help find ways to improve working practices and procedures in your area of work, in sorting out problems that occur in day-to-day work or improvements to work processes. Communicating - You maintain relationships which involve liaison or coordinating with a range of internal and/or external contacts on mainly transactional issues and a range of levels Developing people - You may be responsible for allocating work to, or checking the work of less experienced colleagues, or the supervision of temporary staff. Managing Resources - You may perform activities such as reconciling information/data or analyses of expenditure or income, adhering to agreed procedures. 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19 March 2025 Your primary responsibility will be to provide management support to the Horticultural team, with customer service at the forefront of everything you achieve. Working closely with the Plant Manager to help the Garden Centre succeed. Rota: Full time, 40 hours including alternate weekends Main duties and responsibilities: Maintain good control over stock levels, including accurate ordering and stock clearance where necessary. Train and monitor your team to ensure that stock is cared for appropriately. Co-operate fully with line management and product managers. Take responsibility for the whole department in the absence of the manager. Ensure all queries and complaints are handled with courtesy and referred where necessary to the manager and product manager. Customer service expectations are exceeded. Sales opportunities are generated through interaction with customers. To be successful in this role, we are looking for people: Extensive knowledge and experience of working in a retail bedding department and/or a horticultural qualification. A passion for customer service and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment are essential. You will be flexible, enthusiastic, and highly motivated, commercially aware, and have the ability to create dynamic displays. Squire's is a family-owned group of 17 garden centres based in Surrey, Sussex, Middlesex, and Berkshire. Since 1936, the purpose of our business has been the happiness of those who work in it. We are committed to growing our business and to promoting the highest standards in horticulture, catering, and retail. We want our staff to enjoy working with us in a friendly, energetic, customer-focused environment. Rewards & Benefits: We want our employees to be known for their friendliness, helpfulness, and good customer service, with their whole ethos being 'nothing is too much trouble for our customers'. In turn, we will provide an extensive benefit package, please see below. Employee Discount: 50% in Restaurants and 20% in Garden Centre on joining, increasing to 25% after 2 years' service and 30% after 5 years' service. Holiday (including bank holidays): 5.6 weeks on joining increasing to 6.2 weeks after 2 years' service and 6.6 weeks after 5 years' service. Bonus: We reward our employees with a non-contractual bonus at Christmas, based on the profit of the company in any financial year (first year is dependent on start date). Pension: We offer a Defined Contribution Pension Plan to new employees. If you pay into the plan and meet the government criteria, the company will too, and these contributions will be invested. Attendance: After one year of service, if you have worked for a full financial year and have 100% attendance, one day holiday (pro-rata) will be added to your holiday grant as a 'Thank you'. Made A Difference Scheme (M.A.D): A reward scheme for team members who make a difference to our business through outstanding customer service, over and above normal duties or initiatives that have grown/inspired the business. There is a monthly winner. All winners select a gift to receive. Learning & Development: You can look forward to a wealth of learning opportunities with us that will enhance and develop you with the skills and confidence you need. Birthday: After 6 months of service if your birthday falls on your contracted day to work, you can leave work early (holiday policy rules apply). If you have 2 years of service on your birthday, you will receive a £25 Squires gift voucher (pro-rata for less than 40 hours). Cycle2work scheme: After 1 year of service, a government initiative which offers a 25% to 39% saving on new cycling equipment. This cost is deducted out of your pay over 12 or 19 months. Child's first day at school: After 1 year's service come in late and go home early on your child's first day of school life, so that you can be there to take them and pick them up from school on their first day. RHS Membership or a Tree/Shrub: After 1 year's service Squire's employees can choose either one tree or shrub to plant each year up to the value of £50 retail on the anniversary of your engagement or £50 towards RHS annual membership. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP): After 2 years of service employees are eligible to join an EAP, that gives them access to a range of wellbeing resources, etc. Retirement: After 15 years of service if you are retiring and have over 15 years of service, your contracted hours will be reduced by a fifth but your pay will remain the same for your final 3 months. Free Parking: Available to all employees in the designated parking areas on our site.

LOGIN TO MEMBERS' AREA Please login or register for the Members' area. The new Members' area allows you view details of your membership and your payments as well as requesting amendments. Job Search Site Manager Title Site Manager Location Boscobel House, Brewood, Bishops Wood, Shropshire, ST19 9AR Salary £30,472 pro rata / 36 hours per week April to October to 6 hours per week November to March / Permanent Job type Permanent Ref 16078 Would you like to work for the charity that cares for hundreds of historic sites in every corner of England? We are looking for a motivated manager to join our team at Boscobel House. This is a full time role working 36 hours per week April to October and then 6 hours per week. No history background? No problem. What is important to us is a passion for people and excellent customer service. We are looking for a manager who enjoys working alongside their team and understands what it takes to deliver an engaging visitor experience to a diverse audience. Heritage lives in places and people, memories and stories, artefacts and traditions. It can connect us all to the past, and to each other. It can make us happier, strengthen every community, and help shape society for the better. Everybody should be able to enjoy the benefits it brings. That's why, as a charity, we care for over a million objects and hundreds of historic sites in every part of England, from international icons to local treasures. And it's why we open them up, share their stories and find new ways for everybody to enjoy, learn, play and create. As a Boscobel House Site Manager, you will know what makes a great visitor experience and will be able to inspire your team to deliver through leading by example and coaching. You'll optimise every opportunity to generate income, achieving all site performance targets. You will also ensure the site and facilities are clean and presentable. You will have experience of providing excellent customer service within a leisure and tourism environment, strong staff supervisory skills as well as being able to work independently. You will be able to demonstrate exceptional organisational skills and be a confident communicator, having strong interpersonal skills with both visitors and colleagues. This is a hands-on role, and a lot of your time will be focused on visitors. You'll also be involved in engaging the local community with what's happening on site as well as ensuring that the site itself and its assets are safe and secure. Through the winter you will provide contractor access and do essential site checks. From April - October your working pattern will be a variable 5 day week working up to 36 hours per week in the main season. From November - February this will adjust to 1 day and up to 6 hours a week. You will be required to work weekends, Bank Holidays and New Year's Day. Although your hours across the year will vary your pay will be annualised so that you have a consistent guaranteed payment each month. Benefits include: - The opportunity to progress your career within the heritage sector, in retail, food and beverage or general management - Opportunities to go to some of our great live music and history events - Free access to all English Heritage sites for you, and up to six friends and family members - 25% discount in our shops and cafes - Enhanced maternity/paternity/shared parental leave - 25 days' holiday plus Bank Holidays pro rata rising to 28 days after 3 years - Options to buy additional leave - Matched pension contributions up to 10% Find out more about us and what we do: You can also meet some of our people and hear about why they enjoy working with us: Everybody's welcome at English Heritage Forget the stereotypes. It takes thousands of people from every background to care for England's heritage and open it up for everybody to enjoy. We're looking for every type of person with every kind of skill and experience, and we're committed to making sure that English Heritage is an equitable, diverse and inclusive place to work. You can connect with others through our EDI networks as a member or ally. These include Ethnic Diversity, Faith & Belief, Social Equity, LGBTQ+, Neurodivergence, Age, Disability and Gender Health and Wellbeing. We take wellbeing seriously. We are committed to ensuring everyone feels safe at work and can carry out their role. To support this, we have a network of Mental Health First aiders, regular information and awareness events, unlimited access to an Employee Assistance Programme and work with our people to implement reasonable adjustments. If you would like to talk to us e.g. about workplace adjustments or working patterns, please contact Rebecca Eade, Assistant Operations Director West, at Interviews will be held on Friday 1st August. You will need to refer to the following documents when completing your application.

ABOUT THE ROLE Alternate weekend 9-1 sat and Sunday which would be contracted hours of 4hrs a week As a Housekeeping Assistant at a Barchester care home, you'll help to create a warm and homely environment that enables us to meet each resident's unique needs. Keeping the home clean and safe is no small task, which is why the role of Housekeeping Assistant is so important. The variety of housekeeping and cleaning tasks you carry out will ensure everyone can enjoy a clean, tidy and welcoming environment. This means you'll have a direct impact on our residents, their visitors and all the staff working to support them. ABOUT YOU To join us as a Housekeeping Assistant you'll need a caring nature, personable approach and good practical skills. Just as importantly, you should be reliable and keen to use your attention to detail to make a positive difference. In return we'll provide all the training you need to thrive. REWARDS PACKAGE In return for your dedication, you'll receive a competitive rate of pay plus our sector-leading benefits and rewards package including: Free training and development for all roles Access to wellbeing and support tools A range of retail discounts and savings Unlimited referrals with our Refer a Friend' bonus scheme Employee of the Month' rewards and Long Service Awards' And so much more! If you'd like to use your attention to detail and people skills in an organisation that provides the quality care you'd expect for your loved ones, this is a rewarding place to be

Merton Winter Night Shelter provides a much-needed emergency shelter for the homeless during the coldest winter months. We offer a warm, safe and respectful place, with a welcoming environment, providing hot food and professional support to those who would otherwise be on street. We offer an opportunity for guests to rest, recharge and be supported into a more sustainable and stable lifestyle. We are seeking a part time Project Assistant to work with the Project Coordinator, who leads the project on a permanent basis. Min 6hrs over 3 evenings per week and occasional management meetings outside of the shelter. This would be initially shadowing the Project Coordinator at the different shelter venues and then independently and unsupervised attending venues supporting venue convenors and their volunteers. The hours will include weekends and bank holidays. Purpose of Job: Supporting the Project Coordinator in managing and coordinating the Night Shelter to ensure that all venues give a consistent service to all homeless persons accepted into the shelter, i.e., its guests. Standing in for the Project Coordinator in supporting shelter convenors and their volunteers on two evenings per week after initial induction. Assisting the Project Coordinator in providing advice and support to help each guest work through the challenges they are facing, recognising that homelessness is often a result of complex and multiple problems. Responsibilities: In close consultation with the Project Coordinator to: Liaise with the Host Venue Co-ordinators to ensure timely communication and information, particularly in maintaining the Shelter Log Book, to enable the smooth running of the shelter. Support guests who are using services for welfare, legal, debt, housing and other specialist issues, where necessary. Engage with vulnerable people in a sensitive, empathetic and professional manner. To assist in maintaining detailed case records ensuring all sensitive data is adequately protected and handled. To apply for this role, please download the attached Job Description and Application Form and return the completed Application Form to us. Applications will close on 31st July 2025 and those shortlisted will be interviewed shortly after.

This position requires working alternate weekends, with a total of 19.50 hours across 5 days. The start times are from 10am to 4pm. ABOUT THE ROLE As a Kitchen Assistant at a Barchester care home, you'll help to provide the first-class food and hospitality that enable us to give our residents exceptional all-round care and support. A healthy, nutritious diet is vital to ensuring our residents' wellbeing and helping them enjoy daily life with us, which is why the role of Kitchen Assistant is so important. You'll help to produce meals and create a fulfilling dining experience for every resident. You'll be an asset to your colleagues and your impact will reach beyond the kitchen too. There'll be plenty of opportunities for you to get to know our residents, enhance their hospitality experience and develop your skills.ABOUT YOU When you join us as a Kitchen Assistant, you'll play a crucial role in the success of your care home. That's why we're looking for someone who's committed to maintaining the highest standards in the kitchen and during the food preparation process. You should be reliable, considerate and caring in your approach. Formal qualifications aren't necessary, although any similar experience gained in a commercial or care setting would be useful. REWARDS PACKAGE In return for your dedication, you'll receive a competitive rate of pay plus our sector-leading benefits and rewards package including: Free training and development for all roles Access to wellbeing and support tools A range of retail discounts and savings Unlimited referrals with our Refer a Friend' bonus scheme Employee of the Month' rewards and Long Service Awards' And so much more! If you'd like to use your attention to detail and people skills in an organisation that provides the quality care you'd expect for your loved ones, this is a rewarding place to be