Wellbeing Team Lead

WELLBEING TEAM LEAD Location: Based over sites in Northamptonshire Salary: £14.91 per hour Hours: Full-time, 37 hours/week, some unsocial/out of hours/evening work will be required. FTC :12-months maternity cover Our charity is looking for a Wellbeing Team Lead to provide support that enables women and children who are survivors of domestic abuse to lead full, satisfying, and independent lives.

The Wellbeing Team Lead will be responsible for facilitating development and rehabilitation of service users who may have mental and emotional issues, learning difficulties and physical disabilities by delivering specific needs-led, trauma-informed interventions.

You will also be required to assist the Programme Manager in the delivery of agreed therapeutic programmes, including counselling and activities that meet the identified needs of their service users including children and young people; offering practical support to enable and empower service users to carry out their day-to-day activities.

Key Responsibilities

Support Wellbeing team in their delivery of services and programmes. Support Wellbeing team to offer an excellent level of service through liaison with the Programme Manager, the wider Leadership Team, and other appropriate staff.

Co-ordinate a team of staff and volunteers to develop, prepare, review, evaluate, facilitate and deliver specialist intervention and activity programmes including various therapeutic group and 1:1 interventions for service users who are survivors of domestic violence and abuse.

Co-ordinate, support and supervise student placements, liaising with local educational establishments, managers, and colleagues to embed student support in relevant programmes. Establish and maintain effective trauma-informed, strengths-based relationships – enabling needs-led, holistic practice that meets with the six principles of providing a trauma-informed approach.

Manage a caseload, prioritising needs, and completing administrative tasks such as service user records, writing reports, conducting agreed research, maintaining records and case notes. Signpost to external services and/or advocate on behalf of service users to enable them to access other services e.g. community occupational Wellbeing, school SENCo.

Provide peripatetic services in other locations across Northamptonshire as and when required. Essential

Requirements

You MUST hold a Level 4 Counselling Qualification Experience of collaborating with people with a wide range of support needs including trauma. Demonstrable experience of working with people who have complex trauma, which may include high mental health and/or substance misuse issues as well as domestic abuse.

Knowledge of Domestic Abuse and the ability to provide a trauma-informed, strength-based approach that offers protection and reduces risk. Personal Qualities: We're seeking someone with empathy, adaptability, and a proactive approach who is committed to inclusiveness, empowerment, and positive change.

This role requires an Enhanced Disclosure check. If you're passionate about making a meaningful difference and want to be part of a supportive team, then please apply and Join us in transforming lives—one family at a time!

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