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Enfield - UK

Monthly Salary drjobs

Not Disclosed

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Salary Not Disclosed

Vacancy

1 Vacancy

Job Description

We are working closely alongside a Local Authority in Enfield to assist with the appointment of a Substance Misuse Early Intervention Worker on a 1month contract likely to be extended at clients discretion. Please apply with your CV for immediate consideration.

Rate of Pay: 17.95 22.17 per Hour

Summary:

This role supports Enfields National Drug Strategy objective of reducing youth drug use and its associated harms. The post is based within the Youth Development Service and aims to provide both preventative and targeted support to young people at risk of or engaged in substance misuse. The successful candidate will work across schools youth centres outreach services and more to deliver impactful psychosocial interventions and structured care planning.

Responsibilities:

  • Increase awareness of substance misuse by delivering information and guidance to support healthy choices.
  • Provide targeted interventions (e.g. CBT Motivational Interviewing) for young people using or at risk of using substances.
  • Conduct substance misuse screenings and facilitate referrals to Insight Enfield Sort It!
  • Maintain a small caseload of young people who decline referral to external services reporting outcomes to the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS).
  • Collaborate with Insight Enfield Sort It! to ensure integrated service delivery and access to specialist training.

Qualifications:

  • A qualification in Youth Work or equivalent (e.g. NVQ Level 3 or other relevant professional qualification).
  • Additional training in substance misuse psychosocial interventions or CBT is an advantage.

Experience Required:

  • Direct experience in delivering substance misuse support to young people.
  • Experience providing education advice and guidance on substance misuse prevention.
  • Experience conducting screenings and facilitating referrals to treatment services.
  • Background working within youth services or community settings.

Essential Criteria:

  • Experience as a Substance Misuse Worker or Practitioner.
  • Proven ability to deliver harmreduction and motivational interventions.
  • Understanding of youthfocused drug and alcohol treatment protocols.
  • Ability to manage a small caseload and report through NDTMS.

Please note:

  • You should be available to work immediately or at a short notice.
  • You should have right to work in U.K
  • This role requires an Enhanced DBS

Disclaimer: Brackenberry Ltd is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. We are committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. Unless otherwise stated all of our roles are temporary though assignments can be and often are extended by clients on a longer term basis and can sometimes become permanent.

Important: We will interpret your application as being permission to submit your CV to this role (with the right to represent you) unless you advise us to the contrary. Your DBS must be either through us or be accompanied by a subscription to the DBS updating service.

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