Charity registered in Scotland SC045589
Undertake general reception duties by answering telephone, dealing with general enquiries and welcoming visitors to the office maintain security by following procedures, monitoring in, out book, issuing visitors badges. maintain safe and clean reception area by complying with procedures, rules and regulations.
Full job description
Person Specification
ability to plan, organize and priories work load to meet deadlines.
ability to speak Urdu/Punjabi or Hindi
Springboard will work with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) young people including refugees/asylum seekers, aged 16-25, experiencing homelessness or insecure housing and with BME young offenders/ ex-offenders / those at risk of offending.
The aim is to provide a safe nurturing space and supports that can enable young people to develop and achieve their potential, reaching positive destinations such as a stable home, college or employment.
Group activities will help overcome isolation, build skills and confidence and promote health and wellbeing - to include music, photography, film, fun English language learning, in accordance with the young people’s needs/interests.
Young people will receive 1:1 mentoring and coaching support as and when needed. Practical supports will include accompanying young people to appointments as required.
The role of the Development Worker is to support and empower young people from BME backgrounds to become active and valued members of society. To develop and deliver a high-quality service which provides groupwork activities and 1:1 individual, person-centred support empowering young people to overcome disadvantage and reach positive destinations. To ensure service outputs are delivered effectively and outcomes achieved.
Reports to: Project Manager
Responsibilities
Carry out any other duties as directed by management.
To develop and assist the delivery of the day to day operations of the Springboard project. Ensuring high -quality service in line with the ethos, values, protocols and services standards of Awaz voice of the community, relevant legislation, funders agreed outcomes.,
Project aims: The project will work and support the disadvantaged ethnic minority communities residing in the Southside of Glasgow.
Reporting to: Project Manager and Board of Trustees
Responsible for:to develop and assist the delivery of the day to day operations of the Springboard project. Ensuring high -quality service in line with the ethos, values, protocols and services standards of Awaz voice of the community, relevant legislation, funders agreed outcomes.,
To find out more about the role, please download the Job Description & person Specification below.
Springboard will work with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) young people including refugees/asylum seekers, aged 16-25, experiencing homelessness or insecure housing and with BME young offenders/ ex-offenders / those at risk of offending.
The aim is to provide a safe nurturing space and supports that can enable young people to develop and achieve their potential, reaching positive destinations such as a stable home, college or employment.
Group activities will help overcome isolation, build skills and confidence and promote health and wellbeing - to include music, photography, film, fun English language learning, in accordance with the young people’s needs/interests.
Young people will receive 1:1 mentoring and coaching support as and when needed. Practical supports will include accompanying young people to appointments as required.
The role of the Development Worker is to support and empower young people from BME backgrounds to become active and valued members of society. To develop and deliver a high-quality service which provides groupwork activities and 1:1 individual, person-centred support empowering young people to overcome disadvantage and reach positive destinations. To ensure service outputs are delivered effectively and outcomes achieved.
Reports to: Project Manager
A full Job Description is available for download below.