Vacancy for Recovery Mentor

Published

24th May 2022

The mentor will provide tailored, trauma informed 1:1 input for birth mothers who do not have their children in their care, to support personal development and create pathways to engaging with relevant support services as well as meaningful social and community-based activities. The worker will meet with the women they are working with on an outreach basis weekly with flexibility for additional weekly contact should there be a requirement to provide this.   
This 1:1 trauma informed input is a key part in supporting these women to overcome barriers; it creates a trusting relationship between the worker and women where support and encouragement can be provided to empower them to take charge of their lives, manage appointments, access and maintain engagement with relevant support and services. The mentor will liaise with partner agencies involved (with consent) to ensure seamless care and support can be provided so the women's needs are met   
 
Please note that the post has a genuine occupational requirement for the post holder to be female due to the client group. This is in line with Equality Act 2010 guidelines.  
 
Additional Information: More information on the post can be obtained by contacting on mark.harris@alcoholtayside.com  or by phoning 01382 456012. 
 
An application form and Job Description/Person Spec can be downloaded from the TCA website https://alcoholtayside.com/get-involved/#vacancies   
 
Completed applications should be returned direct by e-mail/post/by hand to Ronnie Ritchie, Tayside Council on Alcohol, The Wishart, 50 Constable Street, Dundee DD4 6AD Telephone: 01382 456012, ronnie.ritchie@alcoholtayside.com. Registered Charity Number SC006511 
Please note closing date for receipt of applications is Friday 17th June at 9am.   
 
Applicants should note that interviews for this post will be held face to face on Thursday 23rd June 2022. 
 

Tayside Council on Alcohol

Tayside Council on Alcohol supports adults, children, young people and families to move on from alcohol, drug or offending problems.

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