Wellbeing Worker North Wales

1. Voices from Care Cymru is a leading children’s rights charity who are committed to equality, service excellence and creating a supportive environment where every care experienced individual can thrive and achieve.
2. This role involves supporting key organisational functions in North Wales within VFCC wellbeing services.  
3. Join our team which is driven and inspired by care experienced people and be part of a movement where every child and young person can achieve their full potential.

Join our leading charity and make a difference!

Are you passionate about empowering children and young people to thrive and aspire?

Can you make a difference for our care experienced community in Wales?

Do you have a vision for influencing change, and driving child led participation opportunities?

Voices from Care Cymru is a leading children’s rights charity who are committed to equality, service excellence and creating a supportive environment where every care experienced individual can thrive and achieve.  Join our team which is driven and inspired by care experienced people and be part of a movement where every child and young person can achieve their full potential.

Well-being Officer - Full Time North Wales 

This role involves supporting key organisational functions in North Wales within VFCC wellbeing services.   The successful candidate will hold a case load and deliver 1-1 wellbeing support sessions and group work activities.  The post holder will use internal processes and measurement tools to evidence the impact and difference we make to care experienced children and young people.  This includes implementing and driving initiatives that foster positive outcomes and ensures all our action contribute to meaningful improvements in the care and support provided to individuals.   The successful individual will work closely with stakeholders, partners and the internal management team to ensure effectiveness of services and their sustainability.  

Key Functions:

Deliver 1-1 and group work sessions

• Stakeholder engagement North Wales. 
• Development of resources, enhancing our successful ladder of independence program and self-help biotherapy journal.
• Gathering and reporting data sets, supported by internal CRM systems.  
• Producing regular monitoring and evaluation reports.
• Assisting the Wellbeing manager in delivering the project objectives and outcomes.
• Assist organisational planning and implementation of national events and conferences.

An essential Welsh speaker is required for this post

Requirements.

• Willingness to work early evenings and some weekends.
• Experience of working with children/ young people and understanding their development needs.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to travel independently across the whole of North Wales.

What We Offer.

• Hybrid working.
• Contractual Sickness pay.
• Company pension.
• Additional Bank Holiday leave.
• Employment Assistance Programme.
• Bright Exchange Super Perks benefits.
• Continuous training and development.

Why Join Us?

• You will make a meaningful impact in the lives of care experienced children and young people.
• You will be part of a dedicated and supportive team.
• You will contribute to systematic changes that benefit care experienced children and young people.

Closing Date:  Monday 23rd September 2024 at 12 noon  

Interviews will take place on Tuesday 1st October 2024 via Microsoft Teams.  

Should you be selected for interview you will be asked to prepare a 10-minute presentation which you will present and deliver during your interview.  The title of the presentation will be given with your invitation to attend interview.

Join us in creating a brighter future for care experienced children and young people in Wales.