NJC SCP 18 starting at £31,537

This is an exciting opportunity to join our Advice and Support team, who form part of our
core services offer at George House Trust. We’re looking for an individual who has experience in supporting marginalised people through complex situations.

People living with HIV find themselves confronting stigma associated with the virus,
whilst trying to navigate complicated pathways and systems. This role is essential to provide appropriate advice and support to people living with HIV, helping them address issues including housing, immigration, financial hardship and debt, enabling them to live well with HIV.

If you’re passionate about the difference that expert advice, support and information can make to people’s lives, have excellent organisational and communication skills and are confident working with a diverse range of staff and people living with HIV, we’d love to hear from you.

• an individualised approach to flexible working.
• an 8% non-contributory pension scheme.
• a cycle to work scheme.
• a dedicated training budget for each employee.
• full remote digital access to enable agile working.
• 25 days annual leave plus 8 bank holidays plus additional days at Christmas.

We want to know all about what you’ll bring to the role, please apply by writing, in MS Word format or Google docs and in no more than 2,000 words, answering the following questions:1. Why do you want to work for George House Trust?

2. What will you bring to the role of Advice and Support Caseworker?
 

3. Detail your skills, knowledge and experience in addressing the 4 key areas of focus for the role, considering the criteria in the person specification, as detailed in the JOB PACK which can be found here
All applications must be emailed with a copy of your CV to recruitment@ght.org.uk in an editable format [Microsoft Word or similar] by

5pm Tuesday 7 October 2025. Please DO NOT submit your application as a PDF.

Interviews will take place on Monday 20 October 2025

If you have any questions about this role or the application process, contact Lee Hardman, Advice and Support Team Leader by emailing lee@ght.org.uk