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We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support adults experiencing mental health challenges on their journey towards greater independence, stability and wellbeing. You will provide person-centred support, helping individuals identify their goals, build confidence and develop practical skills for managing daily life and recovery.

Working collaboratively with service users, colleagues and external professionals, you will contribute to the assessment, planning, delivery and review of individual support plans. Your responsibilities will include offering emotional and practical support, encouraging engagement with meaningful activities, promoting healthy routines and helping people access appropriate community services, education, training and employment opportunities.

You will maintain accurate, confidential records and provide clear updates on progress, risks and changing needs. The role involves identifying and responding appropriately to safeguarding concerns, supporting positive risk management and following relevant policies, procedures and professional standards. You may also assist with appointments, household tasks, budgeting, medication prompts and other activities that promote independence, depending on individual requirements.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse, homelessness, complex needs or other barriers to independent living. You will be confident building positive, professional relationships and communicating effectively with people from a range of backgrounds. A calm, respectful and non-judgemental approach is essential, together with the ability to work independently and as part of a wider team.

You should be organised, reliable and able to manage competing priorities while maintaining a high standard of care. An understanding of recovery-focused practice, safeguarding, confidentiality and equality principles is desirable. Relevant qualifications in health and social care, mental health or a related area are advantageous, although practical experience and the right values will also be considered. Flexibility to work varied shifts, including evenings, weekends or bank holidays, may be required.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support people in their journey towards improved wellbeing, independence and quality of life. You will work with individuals experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse or other complex needs, providing person-centred support that promotes recovery, resilience and social inclusion.

In this role, you will build trusting relationships with service users and work collaboratively to understand their goals, strengths and support requirements. You will assist with the development, implementation and review of personalised recovery plans, helping individuals access appropriate services, develop practical life skills and make positive, sustainable choices.

Your responsibilities will include providing one-to-one and group support, encouraging engagement with health and wellbeing activities, supporting attendance at appointments and liaising with health, social care and community professionals. You will maintain accurate and confidential records, contribute to risk assessments and safeguarding procedures, and respond appropriately to changes in individuals’ needs or circumstances. You may also support people with housing, benefits, education, employment and community engagement.

The successful candidate will have experience of working with people who have mental health needs, substance misuse issues or other complex support requirements. You will be able to demonstrate a non-judgemental, recovery-focused approach and an understanding of safeguarding, confidentiality and professional boundaries. Strong communication, listening and organisational skills are essential, together with the ability to remain calm and effective in challenging situations.

A relevant qualification in health and social care, counselling, mental health or a related subject is desirable, although equivalent experience will be considered. You must be willing to work flexibly, including evenings, weekends or on-call duties where required. Above all, you will be reliable, empathetic and committed to empowering people to achieve their goals while promoting dignity, choice and independence.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support individuals in their journey towards greater independence, wellbeing and sustained recovery. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference by providing person-centred support to people with mental health needs, substance misuse issues or other challenges affecting their daily lives.

In this role, you will build positive, professional relationships with service users and help them identify and achieve personal goals. Your responsibilities will include developing and reviewing support plans, encouraging independent living skills, promoting healthy routines and assisting individuals to access education, employment, healthcare and community services. You will also support medication routines where appropriate, maintain accurate records and contribute to reviews and risk assessments.

You will work collaboratively with colleagues, families, external professionals and local services to ensure a coordinated approach to support. The role may involve responding calmly to challenging situations, recognising changes in wellbeing and following safeguarding, health and safety, confidentiality and incident-reporting procedures. You will be expected to promote dignity, choice, inclusion and recovery-focused practice at all times.

Applicants should have experience of supporting people in a health, social care, homelessness, mental health or related setting. A good understanding of recovery principles, safeguarding and professional boundaries is desirable. You will need strong communication and interpersonal skills, the ability to maintain clear and accurate records, and confidence working both independently and as part of a wider team.

We are looking for someone who is reliable, resilient and non-judgemental, with a genuine commitment to helping people achieve positive change. A relevant qualification in health or social care is advantageous, although equivalent experience will be considered. The role may include evenings, weekends, bank holidays and lone working, so flexibility is essential. A commitment to equality, diversity and continuous learning is also required.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support individuals on their journey towards improved wellbeing, independence and sustained recovery. You will work with people experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse or other complex needs, providing person-centred support that promotes choice, dignity and hope.

Working as part of a dedicated team, you will build positive, professional relationships with service users and help them identify meaningful goals. Your responsibilities will include completing assessments, contributing to personalised support and recovery plans, and delivering practical and emotional support in line with agreed outcomes. You will encourage engagement with health, housing, education, employment and community services, helping individuals develop the skills and confidence needed to move forward.

You will maintain accurate, confidential records and contribute to reviews, risk assessments and safeguarding procedures. The role also involves recognising and responding appropriately to changes in wellbeing, escalating concerns when necessary, and working collaboratively with colleagues, families and external professionals. You may be required to support group activities, appointments and community-based engagement, as well as promote healthy routines and harm-reduction approaches.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse, homelessness or other complex circumstances. A relevant qualification in health and social care, counselling, mental health or a related subject is desirable, although equivalent practical experience will be considered. You will need strong communication and organisational skills, sound judgement, and the ability to remain calm and professional in challenging situations.

You must be committed to equality, inclusion, confidentiality and safeguarding, with a non-judgemental approach to supporting people from diverse backgrounds. The role may involve working shifts, including evenings, weekends and bank holidays, and may require travel between services or within the community. In return, you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference while developing your skills within a supportive and values-led environment.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support individuals in their journey towards improved wellbeing, greater independence and meaningful community participation. You will work alongside people with mental health needs, helping them identify personal goals, build confidence and develop practical strategies to support recovery.

You will provide flexible, person-centred support in accordance with individual recovery plans. Duties may include assisting with daily living skills, promoting healthy routines, supporting access to education, employment and community activities, and encouraging positive relationships. You will help individuals recognise their strengths, make informed choices and maintain control over their support.

The role involves building trusting professional relationships, monitoring wellbeing and responding appropriately to changes in presentation or circumstances. You will maintain accurate, timely records, contribute to reviews and work collaboratively with colleagues, families, external professionals and other relevant services. You will also promote safeguarding, equality, dignity and respect at all times, following appropriate policies and procedures.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people experiencing mental health challenges, complex needs or social disadvantage. You should understand recovery-focused and strengths-based approaches, demonstrate sound professional boundaries and be confident responding calmly to difficult or unexpected situations. Experience of risk assessment, care planning and safeguarding is desirable, although relevant transferable experience will be considered.

You will need excellent communication and organisational skills, a positive and non-judgemental approach, and the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team. A willingness to work flexibly, including weekends, evenings or bank holidays where required, is essential. The ability to travel between services or community locations may also be necessary.

This role offers the opportunity to make a genuine difference by supporting people to achieve their aspirations and lead fulfilling, independent lives. Full training, supervision and ongoing professional development will be provided.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support adults in their journey towards greater independence, stability and wellbeing. This rewarding role involves working with individuals who may be experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse, homelessness or other complex needs. You will provide person-centred support, helping each individual identify their goals and develop practical strategies for recovery.

Your responsibilities will include building trusting professional relationships, completing assessments and contributing to personalised support plans. You will encourage service users to develop daily living skills, maintain accommodation, manage appointments, access education or employment, and engage with health and community services. You will also support individuals to improve their confidence, resilience and social networks while promoting choice, dignity and independence at all times.

You will maintain accurate, confidential records and contribute to reviews, risk assessments and safeguarding procedures. The role involves working collaboratively with colleagues and external professionals, sharing relevant information appropriately and responding calmly to situations that may present a risk to the individual or others. You may also assist with practical tasks, medication prompts and the smooth day-to-day running of the service, in line with agreed policies and procedures.

We are looking for someone with experience of supporting people with complex or multiple needs, ideally within a health, social care, housing or community setting. You should have a good understanding of recovery-focused practice, safeguarding, confidentiality and professional boundaries. Excellent communication skills, patience and the ability to remain calm under pressure are essential. A relevant qualification in health and social care, counselling, mental health or a related subject is desirable, although equivalent experience will be considered.

This role may include evenings, weekends, bank holidays and occasional lone working. In return, you will receive appropriate training, ongoing development and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference to people’s lives. A satisfactory enhanced DBS check and suitable references will be required before appointment.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support individuals in their journey towards improved wellbeing, independence and long-term recovery. You will work with people experiencing mental health difficulties, substance misuse, or other complex needs, providing practical and emotional support tailored to their personal goals.

Your responsibilities will include developing positive, professional relationships with service users, contributing to individual support and recovery plans, and assisting people to build confidence and develop daily living skills. You will encourage engagement with healthcare, housing, education, employment and community services, helping individuals access the resources they need to move forward. You will also promote choice, dignity, inclusion and personal responsibility in all aspects of your work.

The role involves maintaining accurate and confidential records, monitoring progress, reporting concerns and contributing to reviews and team meetings. You will work collaboratively with colleagues, families, external professionals and partner agencies, while following safeguarding, health and safety, confidentiality and risk management procedures. Some roles may involve lone working, outreach support and working a rota that includes evenings, weekends or bank holidays.

We are looking for someone with experience of supporting people with mental health needs, substance misuse issues, homelessness, or other vulnerabilities. You should have a good understanding of recovery-focused and person-centred approaches, strong communication skills and the ability to remain calm and professional in challenging situations. A non-judgemental attitude, resilience and a genuine commitment to helping people achieve positive change are essential.

Relevant qualifications or training in health and social care, mental health, counselling, substance misuse or a related field are desirable, although equivalent practical experience will be considered. You must be able to work effectively as part of a team, manage competing priorities and maintain clear professional boundaries. A willingness to complete required training and undertake appropriate background checks is also expected.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support individuals in their journey towards improved wellbeing, greater independence and sustained recovery. You will work with people experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse or other complex needs, providing practical, emotional and person-centred support.

In this rewarding role, you will build trusting relationships with service users and work collaboratively to identify their goals, strengths and support needs. You will contribute to personalised recovery plans, encourage engagement with appropriate services and help individuals develop the skills and confidence needed to manage their wellbeing and live fulfilling lives.

Your responsibilities will include carrying out assessments, contributing to risk management and maintaining accurate, timely records. You will provide one-to-one and group support, promote healthy lifestyles and independence, and assist service users to access housing, education, employment, healthcare and community resources. You will also respond appropriately to changing needs, follow safeguarding procedures and work in partnership with families, carers and other professionals where appropriate.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people with mental health, substance misuse or related support needs. You will understand recovery-focused and strengths-based approaches, demonstrate awareness of safeguarding and risk management, and be confident working within professional boundaries. A relevant qualification or equivalent practical experience is desirable.

We are looking for someone who is empathetic, reliable and resilient, with excellent communication and organisational skills. You will be able to work independently while contributing positively to a wider team, manage competing priorities and maintain confidentiality at all times. A non-judgemental approach, commitment to equality and diversity, and genuine belief in people’s ability to achieve positive change are essential.

This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in people’s lives while developing your professional skills within a supportive environment. Some flexibility may be required to meet the needs of the service, including occasional evening, weekend or outreach work.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support adults in their journey towards improved wellbeing, greater independence and sustainable recovery. This rewarding role involves working collaboratively with individuals to identify their strengths, understand their goals and develop practical, person-centred plans that promote positive change.

You will provide consistent one-to-one and group support, helping people build confidence, develop coping strategies and access appropriate services. Duties will include completing assessments, contributing to recovery plans, monitoring progress and maintaining accurate, confidential records. You will encourage individuals to engage with health, housing, education, employment and community resources, while offering practical support during periods of difficulty or transition.

The role requires effective partnership working with colleagues, external agencies, families and other professionals. You will promote choice, dignity, equality and inclusion at all times, using a strengths-based and non-judgemental approach. You may also support wellbeing activities, deliver recovery-focused information sessions and contribute to safeguarding, risk management and service improvement processes.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people affected by mental health challenges, substance misuse, homelessness or other complex circumstances. You will understand recovery principles and be confident in building trusting relationships with individuals from diverse backgrounds. Strong communication, organisation and record-keeping skills are essential, along with the ability to manage competing priorities and respond calmly to challenging situations.

A relevant qualification or equivalent experience in health, social care, counselling, community support or a related field is desirable. Training in safeguarding, mental health awareness, trauma-informed practice or motivational interviewing would be beneficial. You must be reliable, adaptable and committed to professional boundaries, confidentiality and continuous learning. A willingness to work flexibly, including occasional evenings, weekends or outreach visits, may be required.

We are seeking a compassionate and motivated Recovery Practitioner to support people on their journey towards improved wellbeing, independence and community participation. You will work alongside individuals to identify their goals, build on their strengths and develop practical recovery plans that reflect their needs, choices and aspirations.

In this role, you will provide person-centred support through one-to-one conversations, group activities and coordinated interventions. Your responsibilities will include completing assessments, contributing to support and risk management plans, monitoring progress and maintaining accurate, confidential records. You will encourage individuals to develop coping strategies, access appropriate services and build positive routines, while promoting choice, dignity and self-advocacy at all times.

You will work collaboratively with colleagues, health and social care professionals, families and external agencies to ensure that support is consistent and effective. The role may involve assisting with wellbeing activities, signposting to education, employment, housing or community resources, and responding appropriately to changing needs or periods of increased risk. You will be expected to follow safeguarding, confidentiality, health and safety and data protection procedures, escalating concerns in line with policy.

The successful candidate will have experience of supporting people experiencing mental health challenges, substance misuse, homelessness or other complex needs. You will bring a non-judgemental approach, excellent communication skills and the ability to build trusting professional relationships. A good understanding of recovery-focused practice, safeguarding and risk management is essential, as is the ability to work independently and as part of a wider team.

You should be organised, resilient and confident in managing competing priorities. Relevant experience or a qualification in health and social care, mental health, counselling or a related field would be advantageous. A willingness to complete required training, work flexibly and participate in supervision is expected. This is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference by helping individuals recognise their strengths, achieve personal goals and take greater control of their lives.