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Lifeline Manchester Harm Reduction Centre.
For a job pack please contact Lifeline Manchester on: 0161 839 2054
Lifeline Prison Team, North West The Prison Service North West Area works in partnership with local community substance misuse services to ensure that all those prisoners requiring treatment, care and support have access to a range of innovative and effective interventions whilst in custody. Lifeline Project has a national and international reputation for providing effective interventions for substance misusers and their families. Lifeline is the largest provider of services to drug users in prisons nationally and provides a wide range of community based services from the Tyne to the Thames. Our aim is to try and reduce any physical, mental or social harm caused by drug use. The provision of Care, Assessment, Referral, Advice and Throughcare Services (CARAT) is a fundamental part of the Prison Service drug treatment framework offering a consistent means of working with prisoners with drug problems. This Tier 2/3 intervention aims to:
An opportunity has arisen to recruit a talented, enthusiastic, determined and resourceful individual to work in this challenging field on a twelve month, part time contract for maternity cover at HMP Liverpool. If you are interested in joining us, you will have experience of case management and planning and delivering high quality care packages that link across agency and disciplinary boundaries. The posts are subject to CRB Disclosures and Home Office Security Clearance. For more information and an application pack send an A4 (65p) s.a.e to: Margaret Morris Or e mail margaret.morris@lifeline.org.uk Closing Date for completed applications 12.00 noon Friday 29th August 2008 Applications received after this date will not be considered.
Lifeline Kirklees is a dynamic charity that operates in both Dewsbury and Huddersfield. We provide a range of services to people experiencing problems with alcohol and/or drugs. An exciting opportunity has arisen to develop the Lifeline Kirklees Employment Project.
You will develop partnerships with local training and employment organisations, to assist them in providing appropriate support for Lifeline’s service users. You will support substance users to gain the confidence and basic skills to take advantage of local employment and training opportunities. You must have considerable experience (paid or voluntary) of project development and of working within a service supporting employment/training opportunities along with an awareness of current models of intervention with drug and alcohol users. For further information call Pam Jogee on: (01484) 353333, or Sarah Parnell on (01924) 438383 To apply: please contact Sally ford on: ( (01484) 353333, quoting the post title or Email: vacancies@lifelinekirkirlees.org.uk. you can download an application pack below. CLOSING DATE: Monday 18th August at 10:00 am INTERVIEWS: Monday 1st September 2008
‘Eclypse’ is Lifeline Projects well established Drugs and Alcohol Service for children and young people under the age of 19 living in Manchester. An exciting opportunity has arisen within Eclypse. The Successful applicant will join a creative, diverse and skilled team and be based at Eclypse.
For more information about these posts please contact Martin Moran. Closing date for applications will be 5pm on 27th August 2008. Interviews will be held on Tuesday 2nd September 2008.
Do you want a role where you can make a real difference? Lifeline Kirklees is a dynamic charity that operates in both Dewsbury and Huddersfield. We provide a range of services to people experiencing problems with alcohol and/or drugs.
ALCOHOL WORKER Your primary purpose will be work closely with a small number of local GP Practices to support them to offer alcohol treatment, including community detoxification.
ALCOHOL WORKER
Within the Lifeline Alcohol Service, you will work one-to-one with a caseload of adults with a primary alcohol problem as well as being responsible for facilitating group interventions. Salary: £18,907 – 25,320 p.a. (dependent on experience)
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Criminal Justice Engagement Worker
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You will work within the DIP Team as part of a specialist team, in a wide variety of settings offering a broad range of criminal justice interventions to offenders with substance misuse problems, including alcohol. You will also sign up clients to DIP and provide general information, harm minimisation advice, screening, assessments and outreach. You will work alongside partner agencies in the Kirklees Police Custody areas.
You must have direct experience of working supporting adults in a social care, criminal justice or health setting, a knowledge and understanding of the Drug Intervention Programme and how it fits into criminal justice services and an awareness of current models of intervention with drug and/or alcohol users.
For informal discussion about the DIP posts please speak to: Rob Buchanan on: 078346 22370 or Clair Ashurst Bagshaw on: 077399 83061
To apply: e-mail sally.ford@lifelinekirklees.org.uk or ( Sally Ford (01484) 353333 quoting the post title. Alternatively download an application pack above
Closing Date: Monday 18th august at 9.30 am
Interview Date: 28th & 29th August 2008
| Lifeline welcomes applications regardless of race, colour, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, religion or age. All applicants are considered on the basis of their merits and ability to do the job. |
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| 6 | 25-Jul-2008 - Lifeline Prison Team, Yorkshire & Humberside - CARAT Services - 2 job/s |
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Lifeline Project has a national and international reputation for providing effective interventions for substance users and their families. Lifeline is one of the largest provider of services to drug users in prisons nationally and also provides a wide range of community based services from the Tyne to the Thames. Our aim is to try and reduce any physical, mental or social harm caused by drug use.
The provision of Care, Assessment, Referral, Advice and Throughcare Services (CARAT) is a fundamental part of the Prison Service drug treatment framework and offers a consistent means of working with prisoners with drug problems. This Tier 2/3 intervention aims to:
- identify & assess the needs of drug misusing
prisoners when they enter prison
- provide ongoing advice, support & interventions
throughout their custodial period
- work in conjunction with internal & external services
to ensure continuity of care
- provide continuity in treatment prior to, during and post custody
The opportunity has arisen to recruit talented, enthusiastic, determined and resourceful individuals to work within this challenging field. If you are interested in joining us, you will have experience of case management and in planning and delivering high quality care packages that link across agency and disciplinary boundaries.
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Lifeline CARAT Prison Drug Throughcare Workers HMP Leeds Full time posts available and opportunities for part–time posts or posts split between the 2 sites may be available Salary Scale NJC 26-30, £21,412 - £24,545. Salaries will increase further with the agreed cost of living rise backdated from April 08 |
The posts are subject to CRB Disclosures and Home Office Security Clearance.
For more information and an application pack, please email Margaret Morris on Margaret.morris@lifeline.org.uk by Monday 4th August 12 noon.
The deadline for returned applications will be 12th August 5 pm. Interviews will be held later in August 2008.
| Lifeline welcomes applications regardless of race, colour, nationality, ethnic origin, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, religion or age. All applicants are considered on the basis of their merits and ability to do the job. |
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| 7 | 23-Jul-2008 - Lifeline Calderdale - 2 job/s |
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Lifeline Project has a national reputation for effective and innovative interventions with people who use
substances. Lifeline Calderdale has opportunities for enthusiastic and energetic workers to join our teams.
Working across Kirklees and Calderdale, Progress2work LinkUP offers focused one-to-one support to enable individuals to identify and overcome barriers to accessing employment and training. We support individuals to develop and recognise their skills and access the opportunities available to the wider community.
If you would like the opportunity to make a real difference these might be the posts for you.
PROGRESS2WORK LINKUP ADVISER ( salary: Pts 26-31, £21,412 - £25,320 ) With the ability to motivate people to achieve their potential you will build effective relationships with service users, develop provision and network in order to promote services and create opportunities.
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PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT WORKER salary: Pts 26 – 34, £21,412 - £27,594 ) |