Relief Support Worker

• - Make a Difference
• - Supportive Team
• - Competitive Pay

Job Title: Young Person Support Worker
Location:Gloucestershire & Surrounding Areas

We have an opportunity for Support Workers to join our team supporting vulnerable young people affected by or at risk of homelessness, substance and alcohol misuse, mental health illness and re-offending.
BRC are recruiting on the ad-hoc, temporary and contract basis.

Do you have experience in supporting and making a change to young people’s lives?
If so, call Jake on or email for more information.

To be a successful relief support worker you’ll need:

• - Experience supporting young people in project-based settings, helping overcome challenges.
• - Strong communication.
• - Flexibility to work varying shifts.
• - Proactive nature.
• - To be able to encourage and promote a safe environment for young people.

Preferred but not essential:

• - Full UK Driving License
• - Access to own vehicle

Responsibilities:

• - Offer direct support to vulnerable individuals.
• - Provide safe accommodation for young people.
• - Monitor safety of building and young people.
• - Provide emotional support, advocacy, and practical assistance.
• - Coordinate with external agencies for resources and services.
• - Maintain accurate records of client interactions and progress.

Benefits:

• - Competitive pay
• - Supportive team environment.
• - Opportunity to gain experience with various client groups and organisations.
• - At BRC we love getting to know one and other and thrive on a personable approach resulting in work options that may work for you.
• - MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Each shift working with BRC is different and gives you to make a difference to AMAZING people’s lives.
• - Holiday Pay

Company Overview:
BRC are hiring Support Worker’s across Gloucestershire, Bristol & South Wales. BRC are specialists in the supported housing sector with over 25 years’ experience working and building relationships with leading housing associations, charities, and local authorities across the UK.

The relief team supply ad-hoc staff to organisations supporting vulnerable people including homelessness, mental health, domestic violence, and young person’s support.

Shifts may include covering sickness, annual leave and additional cover needs. BRC also actively recruit on the temporary and contract basis within support and housing so if this post is not for you then BRC would still love to hear from you.

Application Process:
If this interests you, please email Jake on . One of our friendly relief team will be in touch to discuss the recruitment process with you in more detail. BRC’s relief team are also contactable on and are happy to discuss any opportunities in more detail.