East Coast Recovery in Suffolk is a residential treatment centre
providing abstinence based 12 Step Recovery Programmes.
REGISTERED MANAGER
We are currently recruiting for a highly motivated individual to take up
the post of Registered Manager. The successful candidate will ideally:
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Have recent experience of managing a residential rehab
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Have the ability to lead a team of experienced and enthusiastic staff
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Have the ability to work with a wide range of addiction and other
professionals
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Have experience of working to the Care Quality Commission’s
regulations and outcomes
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Possess professional qualifications in health or social care
including working with addiction
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Possess management qualifications to QCF Level 5 or working
towards these qualifications
Salary is negotiable dependent on experience and qualifications
Any offer of employment will be dependent on a successful Care Quality
Commission application for Registered Manager, an Enhanced DBS
Check and acceptable references
In the first instance please sent your CV to
East Coast Recovery Ltd
TRANSFORMING
LIVES
Foundation 66 is a part of the Phoenix Futures Group. As a
charity with over 40 years’ experience, Phoenix Futures are
a leading provider of drug and alcohol treatment. We have a
passion for recovery and believe in supporting our staff and
volunteers to be the best they can.
Residential Manager
London E17
£31,682 rising to £33,350 following successful probation
We are looking for a highly motivated and flexible manager to oversee our CQC
registered care home which provides flexible rehabilitation to alcohol dependant
male and female adults. In addition to leading a multi-disciplinary team and
ensuring its smooth day-to-day running, you will be liaising with outside agencies,
so excellent communication skills are essential as well as a good, practical
understanding of issues relating to dependant drinkers. Ideally you should have
suitable management experience or possess or be working towards a relevant
professional qualification. Some evening and weekend work will be required.
For an application pack please visit
or email
quoting
reference: 356
. Closing date: 21 June.
Registered charity in England & Wales 284880 and Scotland SCO39008.
Committed to a policy of equality and diversity.
Support Worker in
ROADS Housing Pathway
at Logos House
£19,230 pa starting salary
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Central Bristol
40 hours per week, including evenings & weekends on a rota
As part of the Bristol ROADS programme
, Logos House has
a 10-bed intake preparation programme based within the
Lifehouse. As a Support Worker you will empower individuals
to overcome the barriers they face, achieve their aspirations
and support them to move towards independent living.
Using a person-centred approach and therapeutic alliance,
you will support and empower individuals to sustain their
journey of recovery from addiction and homelessness. The
successful candidate will have a working knowledge of
homelessness, substance misuse, the cycle of change, and
understand the barriers faced when moving on. They will also
be able to contribute to a culture of change and work closely
with key stakeholders.
You will also be expected to fulfil duty management and on
call duties on a rota basis.
The successful candidates will be able to demonstrate:
• An understanding of the ROADS housing pathway
• A caring, empathic approach to the people we support
• An understanding of working in a therapeutic,
psychologically informed manner
• The ability to work closely with a small team
You will also need to be able to work within the Christian
ethos of The Salvation Army.
Offers will be made subject to a satisfactory enhanced DBS
disclosure check, confirmation of enrolment to the DBS
Update Service, and satisfactory references.
For an application
form, please apply to:
The Admin Team
The Salvation Army
Logos House
Wade Street
Bristol
BS2 9EL
Tel. 0117 955 2821
Logos.House@
salvationarmy.org.uk
CVs will not be accepted
Registered Charity
No.215174, and in
Scotland SC037691
Promoting equality
in the workplace.
Closing date for
applications: Friday
19th June (5pm)
