Personal Advisor

Hatched Recruitment UK

Posted 11 hours ago, valid for 24 days

London, Greater London N8 7HR, England

£24 per hour

Part Time

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Sonic Summary

The position of Personal Advisor in Haringey offers a salary of £24 per hour.
The role requires a minimum of 2 years of experience working with young people in a supportive capacity, either in a voluntary or statutory setting.
The advisor will support care leavers in their transition to adulthood by providing high-quality services and collaborating with families and organizations.
Key responsibilities include preparing and updating pathway plans, conducting human rights assessments, and maintaining accurate records of interactions with care leavers.
The job is full-time, requiring 36 hours of work per week from Monday to Friday, with an immediate start date available.

Personal Advisor

Haringey

£24/hr

Start date: ASAP

Full Time: Mon - Fri 36/hrs a week

Job Purpose

To ensure the diverse population of care leavers are provided with the necessary support, to successfully make their transition to adulthood. To provide a high quality service to care leavers, working in partnership where possible with families, and other statutory and third sector organisations
To participate in team, service meetings and activities as appropriate

Key responsibilities/activities

1. Deliver a high quality service to care leavers aimed at ensuring best outcomes and enabling the young person to succeed as they make their transition to adulthood.

2. Regularly prepare, update, review and implement pathway plans in conjunction with the supervising manager and ensure parallel planning where applicable.

3. Undertake human rights assessments and ensure that the rights of young people are observed.

4. Co-ordinate the provision of services and take reasonable steps so that care leavers make use of services available

5. Keep informed about care leavers' progress and wellbeing; ensuring plans are progressed to meet assessed need.

6. Keep full, accurate and up to date records of contacts with care leavers and services provided, accurately and in a timely manner on the care leaver's electronic case file.

Knowledge & Information

Understanding of the Children (Leaving Care) Act 1989 and guidance relating to Care Leavers
Understanding of the Childrens Leaving Care Act 2000 related regulations and guidance
Knowledge of the difficulties and range of issues faced by children in and leaving care as they make their transition to adulthood.
2 yrs minimum working with young people in a supportive role in a voluntary or statutory setting

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