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Job role: Housing support worker

Location: Leeds

Salary: £12.50phr

Join Our Team - Empower Young People to Thrive Independently!

Are you passionate about making a real difference in young lives? We are looking for dedicated Project Workers to support young people aged 16-20 transitioning to independent living.

Why Join Us?

Be part of a pioneering service preventing youth homelessness across Leeds.

Work with diverse young people including singles, young families, couples, care leavers, and unaccompanied asylum seekers.#LEEJP

Deliver tailored, strength-based, trauma-informed support in a safe, 24/7 living environment using an innovative core and cluster housing model.

What You'll Do:

Develop and implement personalised support plans with young people, professionals, and families.

Empower young people to achieve their goals through positive, restorative practice.

Manage referrals and maintain a safe, inclusive environment for those with complex needs.

Support practical skills like budgeting, cooking, parenting, and behaviour management.

Organise engaging activities that promote growth and community connection.

Liaise with housing services, contractors, and community agencies to enhance support.

Respond to emergencies and maintain professional boundaries while working independently, often lone working.

What We're Looking For:

A compassionate, resilient individual committed to youth empowerment.

Experience or willingness to work in supported housing and deliver strength-based, trauma-informed care.

Ability to build trusting relationships and manage challenging behaviours constructively.

Strong organisational skills to maintain accurate records and manage a busy workload.

What We Offer:

A rewarding role that truly changes lives.

Opportunities for professional development and training.

Supportive team environment within a respected organisation.

The chance to be part of a city-wide initiative making homelessness prevention a reality.

Step up and help young people in Leeds build their futures today