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Holding Families Plus Worker

EARLY BREAK
28,589.6 per year (pro rata)
Oldham
Full-time
14th April 2026
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Job Highlights

Application Deadline: Tuesday, 14th April 2026 @ 12 Noon
Location: Oldham
Contract Type: Full-time, 37 hours per week
Renumeration: Early Break Salary Points Range 5-9: £28,589.60 - £31,812.56.
Interview Date: Thursday, 23rd April 2026

Key Focus

  • To deliver practice addressing the needs of alcohol/drug dependent parents and who are in criminal justice settings.

  • To develop and implement parenting / family / children models in partnership with various community and prisons stakeholders.

  • To contribute to monitoring reporting systems to evidence the work.

  • To work with national and local researchers for project evaluation.

  • To collate data and write reports.

  • Ensure sharing of own knowledge and experience across the service.

  • To support the Senior Management Team at Early Break in developing and expanding whole family/parenting models in line with Business planning.

  • To understand the theoretical model upon which Early Break is based and work within the person-centered ethos.

  • To deliver individual support and group work in relation to parenting/family work.

  • To represent the service at relevant meetings.

Key Deliverables

  • To develop and implement new parenting/families (Holding Families Plus) model and practice in service and in partnership with named agencies

  • To promote and champion best practice in parenting and family work with partner agencies

  • Support the family through care and resettlement of parents returning from prison to family /community settings and for the parent on community orders.

  • To ensure the Early Help and Safeguarding of vulnerable adults and children within case work is undertaken

  • To develop and implement service systems and reporting for new models and review these systems as part of service Clinical Governance framework

  • To directly deliver new parenting/family work to a case load

  • To provide education/information/training sessions, as appropriate

  • To ensure that all necessary administration, recording and reporting is undertaken to specified deadlines including, where necessary the development of such reports

  • To work with Senior Managers in developing and reviewing new parenting/family models to future proof the service offer

  • To support in ensuring full risk assessments and risk management is delivered effectively.