The role involves comprehensive assessments and interventions for clients with cognitive-communication disorders to enhance their functional communication.
The ideal candidate will have experience in acquired brain injury and strong skills in developing practical strategies for communication support.
Flexibly scheduled hours in Yeovil, with paid travel time and mileage, and the potential for further associate work opportunities.
Support families visiting loved ones in prison by creating a welcoming environment, providing information, and organising activities.
Ideal candidates possess experience working with people in challenging situations, are organised, and have a passion for making a difference.
This role is based in Exeter, offering a hybrid work environment with generous benefits like training opportunities, holiday entitlement, and a supportive team.
Provide tailored welfare benefit and financial inclusion advice, support customers affected by welfare reform, and build partnerships with external agencies.
Ideal candidates have experience with diverse groups, possess knowledge of welfare reform, and demonstrate strong communication and organisational skills.
This part-time role (30 hours over 5 days) is based in St Austell with travel required. Benefits include professional development opportunities and a supportive environment.