The main roles and responsibilities of the Case Worker include:
Assist callers into the Tell MAMA hotline and implement effective case management and recording systems, serving as first point of contact
Offer a ‘listening ear’ for all callers and provide advice and signposting to further sources of support or justice where beyond the remit of the project
Implement and adhere to strict data protection procedures in accordance with the Date Protection Act and organisational policy
Review existing cases and ensure that they are actioned and closed.
Work together with the wider programme team to assist in the preparation of a variety of briefings, reports and research documents
Work together with the wider team to prepare and deliver informative workshops and outreach sessions to build community awareness and confidence
Maintain internal and external communications relative to the post including developing and maintaining relationships with external stakeholders and ensuring stakeholders are kept informed.
Work together with the wider team to assist in the development and implementation of training sessions for volunteers and other team members as required
Periodically attend relevant training and development sessions and conferences.
Participate in team review sessions, one to one sessions and in audits that funding bodies may undertake.
In addition to any other duties as required.
Person Specification
Essential:
Excellent English communication (verbal and written) skills
At least 12 months’ experience in a similar role
Understanding of and empathy with victims of crime
Ability to sensitively provide services to beneficiaries with differing language, cultural and religious backgrounds within a multicultural environment.
Experience of liaising with statutory and non-statutory service providers on behalf of beneficiaries
Ability to liaise with and work in partnership with other agencies, interpreters and volunteers
Demonstrable commitment to equal opportunities and diversity
Well organised with experience of working under pressure, prioritising workloads and meeting targets/deadlines.
Excellent IT skills, including use of Microsoft Office packages
Ability to work on own initiative without supervision and the ability to work as team member.
Understanding of social media platforms
Desirable:
Fluency in a community language (e.g. Bengali, Punjabi, Hindi and/or Urdu)
Experience of working with Muslim communities
Experience within and understanding of the field of anti-Muslim hate and Islamophobia
Terms and Salary
Hours: Full time, 37.5 hours per week
Contract: 12 months fixed-term contract (subject to extension)
Salary: £25K (gross)
Location: London (occasional travel within the UK may be required)
How to Apply and Next Steps
To apply, please submit a CV and Covering Letter (outlining your interest in the role and the ways in which you meet the essential and any desirable skills, competencies and experience required) to info@tellmamauk.org by 31st March 2016
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