July 2024

OUTREACH ROLES, PART TIME & FULL TIME

£24,310 – £28,600 (based on 35 hrs a week)+ benefits pot worth 5% of salary 

Do you share our passion for wanting to make a difference in your local community? We have a number of different outreach roles available supporting survivors of domestic abuse. Two of the roles also involve advocacy for our Surrey wide specialist services; one for our disability service, the other for our LGBTQ+ service.

The salary scale for a full-time team member (based on 35 hours a week) is £24,310 – £28,600, dependent on experience. In addition, you receive a benefits pot worth 5% of your salary. You can choose one or a combination of cash, additional pension contributions or additional annual leave.

For more information please click on the roles below:

Outreach Worker

Outreach Worker Advert

Outreach Worker Job Description & Person Spec

Outreach Worker with Disability Lead

Outreach Worker with Disability Lead Advert

Outreach Worker with Disability Lead Job Description & Person Spec

Outreach Worker with LGBTQ+ Lead

Outreach Worker with LGBTQ+ Lead Advert

Outreach Worker with LGBTQ+ Lead Job Description & Person Spec

 

Click here for information on the Employee Benefits we offer.

To apply, please send your CV with a short covering email highlighting your interest.  Email it to hello@swsda.org.uk

We will respond as and when emails are received.

 

Volunteer Roles available:

Community Re-engagement Volunteers (0.5 days – 2 days a week)

 

Survivors of domestic abuse can struggle to re-engage in the community after their traumatic experiences.  We are looking for a number of volunteers to help support survivors to build their confidence and self-esteem and act as their ‘companion’ when taking part in everyday community-based activities.  For example, you might accompany them to a local National Trust, a knit and natter group or simply meet for a coffee and a chat in a local café. Expenses for both volunteer and survivor will be covered.

 

We envisage that this will be for half a day to 1 day a week depending on how much time you can commit and how many survivors you may wish to support.

 

Donations and Distribution Volunteers (ad hoc)

We are looking for two volunteers to help distribute posters and leaflets to sites around Waverley and Guildford Boroughs (including pharmacies, clothing stores and restaurants) as well as sort and deliver donations to survivors and their children near Easter and Christmas.

This is an ad hoc role perhaps 2-4 times a year.

 

Food Delivery – every Thursday morning 

Frozen food from Farnham to Godalming every Thursday morning – travel expenses will be reimbursed. 

 

If you are interested in any of the roles above, please email hello@swsda.org.uk.

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