Internal Trainer Health & Social Care (Part-Time) Location: North East (York and aorrounding areas) Hours: Part-time 3 days per week - Opportunity to flex up and pick up more hours/days available Salary: £25,000 FTE (£15,000 pro rata) Travel: Regular regional travel with occasional wider business support Make a Difference Through Training Are you passionate about developing others and raising standards in health and social care? We're looking for an experienced Internal Trainer to join the Nurse ...
About the role Earn £13.45 per hour and great benefits including Health Cash Plan Home, a place where you belong Have you been looking to earn some extra cash while keeping to your current commitments? Now you can! What's more, you'll be making a difference! This is an exciting time to join Home Group - one of the UK's largest housing providers and be part of our brilliant flexible bank click apply for full job details
Prisoner Trainer/Mentor Northallerton (with travel around the region) Up to £30,000 per annum pro rata Full Time or Part-time (min 3 days per week), Permanent Job Description: Are you passionate about helping people overcome barriers and achieve positive outcomes? We are recruiting for a Justice Services Support Worker to support individuals with convictions as they progress towards education, trai click apply for full job details
Rota Coordinator York Be the person who keeps our Hospital running like clockwork. At Brainkind, our teams change lives every day - helping people rebuild skills and independence after brain injury. Behind every one of those wins is a well-staffed, well-organised assessment centre, rehabilitation unit or hospital. That's where you come in. We're looking for a Rota Coordinator to join our Business Administration Team in York, working closely with our Hospital Leadership Team to ensure the effective coordination of staff rotas. You will play a vital role in maintaining safe staff ...
We're not looking for heroes. Heroes turn up, save the day and leave. The children who live with us need something much rarer. They need adults who stay. Adults who keep showing up, even when trust takes time. Adults who remain calm when emotions run high. Adults who understand that sometimes the most important thing you can offer a child is consistency. The children who live in our homes have experienced significant challenges in their lives. Some have learning disabilities, autism, or complex emotional needs. Many have learnt through experience that adults don't always stick around. That's whe ...
