Senior Crisis Support Worker (Dial House @Touchstone and Dial House)
22 hours per week: Monday – 3 hours during the day, Tuesday and alternate Thursdays at Dial House @Touchstone 5:30pm–12:30am, Sunday at Dial House 4:30pm-12:00am, plus attendance at a monthly reflective practice group and team meeting (Monday or Wednesday 6.30-10.30pm)
NJC Scale SO2 Point 32 to 34. £29,055 – £30,756 (pro rata). Actual starting salary £17,276
Dial House @ Touchstone is open 6-12pm Tuesday and Thursday nights for people from Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups who are in acute mental health crisis.
The project is a partnership with Touchstone and runs from the Touchstone Support Centre in Chapeltown. All the staff at Dial House @Touchstone identify as being from BME groups. This post is subject to a Genuine Occupational Requirement. We are inviting applications from people who are from BME groups.
Dial House, founded in 1999, is open 6pm-2am Monday, Wednesday and Friday-Sunday to support people in acute crisis. The post holder will work across both services, to provide a bridge to Dial House for people using the Chapeltown service.
We wish to recruit people with personal experience of mental distress and substantial experience of supporting staff and working with people in crisis, especially those from BME groups with mental health problems, including working with people at risk of suicide and self harm.
Excellent support and supervision is provided.
Closing Date: 9am, Mon 10th Sep Interview Date: Mon 17th Sep
To apply for a pack email [email protected] or phone 0113 260 9328
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