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Create Strength Group

Project Administrator

Ref: NLRC-FJR01-2023-PAD

Closing Date: 23:59 on Sunday 24th September

Interviews: w/c 2nd October

Hours: 37.5 hours per week

Location: Bradford district

Contract: Full-time

Salary: £22,440 p/a

Role Purpose

To support the project lead in the planning & delivery of the organisation’s services by providing administration and support skills as needed.

The Project Administrator is a pivotal role within the charity, supporting the Project Lead in providing effective administrative support.

Person Specification

Essential

  • MS Office skills particularly Word/PP/Excel
  • Positive outlook and team player

Desirable

  • An understanding/Lived experience of addiction & recovery
  • Experience of supporting management or project teams
  • Experience of peer support networks
  • Proficient use of Google Calendar, Google Drive
  • Facebook and Twitter group, page and account management

 

Further Information
If you require further information about the role or wish to have an informal conversation regarding any aspect of the application process, please contact us on tel: 07759 053653 project.administrator@cslhg.org

DO NOT SEND IN CVs – download the full job description and the application form below and return to jobs@createstrengthgroup.org.

 

Job Description
Application Form
Annual Report

Recovery Group Worker

Ref: CSG-NVB-GRW0123a5

Closing Date: 23:59 on Sunday 24th September

Interviews: w/c 2nd October

Hours: 37.5 hours per week

Location: Bradford

Contract: Full-time

Salary: £ 24,890 - 27,323 p/a

Role Purpose

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a talented and motivated individual to support CSGs vision
within the New Vision Bradford Substance Misuse Contract. Providing collaborative recovery
planning to substance misusers within the treatment process (drug and alcohol) guiding individual
recovery journeys, through treatment to sustained recovery . You will be working in a small team
of recovery delivery professionals designing and delivering recovery solutions throughout the
Bradford district.

Group facilitation skills and training delivery experience of short rolling courses are key to this
appointment.

Person Specification

Essential

    • Educated to diploma/ degree level in a relevant subject or Minimum 3 years equivalent direct experience in substance misuse treatment/ health and social care delivery
    • Minimum 1 year experience of group facilitation
    • Working with models of service delivery and issues relating to recovery planning
    • Use a range of medium/high intense structured psychosocial interventions including motivational interviewing, ITEP, CBT-REBT-SBNT and MI/MET in a group setting
    • Knowledge of relevant practice in relation to safeguarding vulnerable groups, including children
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    Desirable

      • An understanding/Lived experience of addiction & recovery   
      • Level 6/Level 7- Counselling, Addiction studies Teaching, Psychosocial, Management  
      • Experience/skills in group facilitation  
      • Relevant experience of working in a leadership role  
      • Experience of designing and delivery of group work interventions in line with a recognised therapeutic models 
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      Further Information

      If you require further information about the role or wish to have an informal conversation regarding any aspect of the application process, please contact us on tel: 07759 053653 project.administrator@cslhg.org

      DO NOT SEND IN CVs – download the full job description and the application form below and return to jobs@createstrengthgroup.org

      Job Description
      Application Form
      Annual Report

      Helping you stop

      I joined the group back in July of 2020 whilst fighting for custody of my kids through the family courts after my family broke apart due to me having problems with cocaine and cannabis. I managed to overcome the cocaine problems myself along with the drink, but the weed I always really struggled with. Since joining the group they have helped me in leaps and bounds, supporting me and teaching me tools I can put in place to overcome my urges of using cannabis. They also helped me think about things a lot more before I act up on them. Attending the meetings has made me a lot calmer within myself and look at things in a different perspective but most of all I am now several months abstinent and still engaging with the group to give back to others what they give to me. I couldn't thank this group enough as they have been the backbone of my recovery through all the court cases, arrests and the rest of it they have been part of my journey every step of the way and I truly couldn't thank the group enough.
      Sean Weston Group Member
      I joined this group in November/December of 2020 as I was smoking weed. I had reduced some when I joined but think without the support from the group and everyone who is in it, I would probably be still smoking weed or smoking more than I was. I have not smoked any since 14th December 2020 and by going to meetings regularly I have managed to stay clean and stopped smoking cigs and tobacco as well since January. Everyone in the group is very supportive of everyone else and I think if it wasn’t for this support, I would have gone back on to smoking weed. I am so glad to be part of the group.
      Becky MGroup Member
      In 2019 our 19-year-old son was dismissed by his employer for taking drugs onto work premises. Bewildered, frightened, and very much out of our depth, my husband and I struggled to cope with the trauma. We turned to CSLHG for support and were welcomed with open arms. The support our son, and our family received was second to none and transformed our lives. Our son received one on one and group support, educating him to understand the precipice on which he stood and helped him to realise how he could take control of his life. As parents, we too received practical advice and support - the family member group is certainly a powerful force! Two years on, our son is in a wonderful place, happy, healthy, and climbing the career ladder. We owe so much to CSLHG.
      RAP-CJMGroup Member
      When my partner was going through a rough patch with addiction to cannabis, this was a really tough time for me. Ever since I’ve joined the family group, I feel like I’ve been able to share my story with others who have gone through similar experiences and I feel more involved in my partner’s recovery journey too. It’s a safe space to support each other and I’m grateful that this group exists. I’ve also learned much from listening to others in recovery about their journey dealing with addiction.
      MTGroup Member
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