Emotional Health and Wellbeing Practitioner - South Cumbria

Child Action Northwest is an award winning charity providing a range of innovative and creative services across the North of England that support children, families and vulnerable adults. Our values of caring, empowerment, and never giving up are present in all we do and underpin our work. We believe in the power of the individual and communities to grow, develop and change.

Emotional Health and Wellbeing (EHWB), a service with CANW, offers therapeutic interventions and support to children, young people and their families, The role involves the facilitation of one to one and occasional group work to children aged between the ages of 11 and 16 years, the support is offered within school. The successful candidate will be based in a school during school hours. This is a rewarding opportunity, ideal for a graduate or professional to work in a supportive but challenging role, working directly with children, young people, school pastoral teams, and occasionally their families. The role requires experience of working therapeutically with children or young people, experience of safeguarding these groups, completing assessments and outcome monitoring to enable individuals to reach their potential. Family interaction and support takes place by telephone, virtually or in the school venue.

To Apply

Please complete our online application form. The vacancy will close on receipt of sufficient applications.

Interviews to be held on a date TBC.

For more information contact Lisa Bancks, EHWB Team Leader on 07811 806 032.

Hours Of Work

18 hours per week

Pattern Of Work

Days to be agreed between Monday and Friday

+am to 5pm

Term time only

Fixed term to July 2025

Office Base

CANW Head Office

Work locations:

Milnthorpe, South Cumbria

Salary

CANW scale points 23 - 25 £24,602 - £26,20+ (pro rata for part time posts)

Reporting To

Team Leader

Job Documents

EHWB Practitioner JD SLA.pdf

EHWB Practitioner PS SLA.pdf

All roles within CANW have a responsibility for the safeguarding of children and adults. This role will be subject to an enhanced DBS check checked against the Children’s Barred List.