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Headway Cambridgeshire is looking to recruit Community Rehabilitation Workers to join our team for work across the county. We are particularly in need of workers in the Fenland, Hunts and Cambridge area just now.
Headway Cambridgeshire is a well-established local charity providing holistic, person centred support and services to people with a brain injury.
We are looking to recruit highly motivated male and female Community Rehabilitation Workers to work within our dynamic team at Headway Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
Community Rehabilitation Support Workers provide support to clients to enable them to achieve their goals in the community.
These could include:
* Re-learning how to use public transport
* Learning how to use the local library
* Meal planning and shopping
* Budgeting
* Managing cognitive challenges
* Researching and identifying appropriate community facilities
* Support into volunteering
Successful candidates should ideally have relevant experience of working in a support role or relevant community work, flexible communication skills and a good level of written English. An ability to show an understanding through experience of the client group would be an advantage. Other relevant experience will be considered as Brain Injury Training will form part of the induction process.
NB At present there is no fixed closing date for these vacancies; please submit your application as soon as possible and we will then contact you to arrange an interview date if shortlisted.
Post completed Application Form to:
HR, Headway Cambridgeshire, The Old Maltings, Ditton Walk, Cambridge, CB5 8PY
Download Application Form (online version)
Email completed Application Form (online version) to: [email protected]
For further details contact: Sharon Buckland, Service & Development Manager, on 01223 576550 or e-mail [email protected]
Applications by our form only, CVs will not be considered.
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