Provide practical clinical interventions to children and young people, utilising weekly teaching and supporting mental health, drug, or alcohol issues.
Ideal candidates will possess enthusiasm, care, and a passion for making a difference plus relevant experience in mental health support.
Role is primarily home-based with occasional travel to the Bournemouth office; benefits include involvement in a government-funded initiative with a competitive salary of £35,118.8 per year.
Provide comprehensive administrative and personal assistant support to the Deputy/Associate Director team, ensuring high professional standards and confidentiality.
The ideal candidate should possess excellent organisational skills, strong attention to detail, and the ability to work under pressure effectively.
This full-time role is based in Swindon with hybrid working options, and offers a competitive salary and generous pension contributions.