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Are you an organised and proactive Project Administrator? Job title: Project Administrator Location: Haverhill Salary: £27,000 Contract: Permanent Hours: 37.5 per week Monday - Friday An opportunity has arisen for Project Administrator for our client based in Haverhill, Suffolk As the Project Administrator your duties will include: Receiving incoming calls Taking messages and assisting with problem solving Preparing and organising Health & Safety documentation and site files Coordinating and communicating effectively with Site Foremen Recording and updating stock movement data Handling and processing stock-related purchase invoices Monitoring and maintaining accurate stock levels in coordination with Project Managers and the Warehouse Supervisor An ideal candidate for the Project Administrator will have: Prior experience in an administrative or project support position Excellent organisational abilities with the capacity to manage multiple tasks efficiently Proficiency in Microsoft Office and data entry High attention to detail and accuracy Ideally you will have experience within a similar position. Interviews will take place in Haverhill, Suffolk, following a registration process by PureKat Consultancy Ltd. If we have not responded to your application within 3-5 days, unfortunately you have not been successful on this occasion, but please feel free to contact us for other opportunities. PureKat Consultancy is acting as an Employment Agency for permanent vacancies and as an Employment Business for temporary roles.

Have you got a good cheering voice? Warm personality and a big smile? Want to spend some of your free time at the weekend supporting Parkinson's UK and our fundraising activities? Come along to Walk for Parkinson's: Dorset, pop on a cyan t-shirt, and be part of the team. The time you give volunteering helps make our events the best they can be, ensuring our walk attendees have the best possible experience. Volunteer role Event Champion Volunteer manager Events team Where you will be based Community Why we want you You'll be part of the team supporting our fundraisers and events. We need your enthusiasm and cheering abilities to help organise and motivate those taking part. You'll be part of the mission to ensure event attendees have the best possible experience, raising vital funds to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's What you will be doing Marshalling, ushering or cheering participants or event guests Running registration, information or merchandise stands Answering queries from event participants and providing information on the work of Parkinson's UK Liaising with the event organiser to ensure things run smoothly, reporting any issues or concerns Event set up and packing down Collecting donations, e.g. bucket collections or selling raffle tickets Most event champions spend two to three hours with us The skills you need Friendly and welcoming personality Happy to be part of a team Flexibility and willingness to change tasks as the event needs Able to handle money What's in it for you Meet others in your local community Learn first-hand how large-scale events are run, interacting with members of the public and Parkinson's UK supporters Become part of the community of people on a mission to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's A great day out after your volunteer shift Disclaimer An event briefing will be provided on the morning of the event, or before, with all you need to know

Have you got a good cheering voice? Warm personality and a big smile? Want to spend some of your free time at the weekend supporting Parkinson's UK and our fundraising activities? Come along to Walk for Parkinson's: North Wales, pop on a cyan t-shirt, and be part of the team. The time you give volunteering helps make our events the best they can be, ensuring our walk attendees have the best possible experience. Volunteer role Event Champion Volunteer manager Events team Where you will be based Community Why we want you You'll be part of the team supporting our fundraisers and events. We need your enthusiasm and cheering abilities to help organise and motivate those taking part. You'll be part of the mission to ensure event attendees have the best possible experience, raising vital funds to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's What you will be doing Marshalling, ushering or cheering participants or event guests Running registration, information or merchandise stands Answering queries from event participants and providing information on the work of Parkinson's UK Liaising with the event organiser to ensure things run smoothly, reporting any issues or concerns Event set up and packing down Collecting donations, e.g. bucket collections or selling raffle tickets Most event champions spend two to three hours with us The skills you need Friendly and welcoming personality Happy to be part of a team Flexibility and willingness to change tasks as the event needs Able to handle money What's in it for you Meet others in your local community Learn first-hand how large-scale events are run, interacting with members of the public and Parkinson's UK supporters Become part of the community of people on a mission to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's A great day out after your volunteer shift Disclaimer An event briefing will be provided on the morning of the event, or before, with all you need to know

Have you got a good cheering voice? Warm personality and a big smile? Want to spend some of your free time at the weekend supporting Parkinson's UK and our fundraising activities? Come along to Walk for Parkinson's: Scotland, pop on a cyan t-shirt, and be part of the team. Whether it's an afternoon, or you want to come back for more, the time you give helps make our events the best they can be, ensuring event attendees have the best possible experience. Volunteer role Event Champion Volunteer manager Events team Where you will be based Community Why we want you You'll be part of the team supporting our fundraisers and events. We need your enthusiasm and cheering abilities to help organise and motivate those taking part. You'll be part of the mission to ensure event attendees have the best possible experience, raising vital funds to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's What you will be doing Marshalling, ushering or cheering participants or event guests Running registration, information or merchandise stands Answering queries from event participants and providing information on the work of Parkinson's UK Liaising with the event organiser to ensure things run smoothly, reporting any issues or concerns Event set up and packing down Collecting donations, e.g. bucket collections or selling raffle tickets Most event champions spend two to three hours with us The skills you need Friendly and welcoming personality Happy to be part of a team Flexibility and willingness to change tasks as the event needs Able to handle money What's in it for you Meet others in your local community Learn first-hand how large-scale events are run, interacting with members of the public and Parkinson's UK supporters Become part of the community of people on a mission to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's A great day out after your volunteer shift Disclaimer An event briefing will be provided on the morning of the event, or before, with all you need to know

Have you got a good cheering voice? Warm personality and a big smile? Want to spend some of your free time at the weekend supporting Parkinson's UK and our fundraising activities? Come along to Walk for Parkinson's: Staffordshire, pop on a cyan t-shirt, and be part of the team. The time you give volunteering helps make our events the best they can be, ensuring our walk attendees have the best possible experience. Volunteer role Event Champion Volunteer manager Events team Where you will be based Community Why we want you You'll be part of the team supporting our fundraisers and events. We need your enthusiasm and cheering abilities to help organise and motivate those taking part. You'll be part of the mission to ensure event attendees have the best possible experience, raising vital funds to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's What you will be doing Marshalling, ushering or cheering participants or event guests Running registration, information or merchandise stands Answering queries from event participants and providing information on the work of Parkinson's UK Liaising with the event organiser to ensure things run smoothly, reporting any issues or concerns Event set up and packing down Collecting donations, e.g. bucket collections or selling raffle tickets Most event champions spend two to three hours with us The skills you need Friendly and welcoming personality Happy to be part of a team Flexibility and willingness to change tasks as the event needs Able to handle money What's in it for you Meet others in your local community Learn first-hand how large-scale events are run, interacting with members of the public and Parkinson's UK supporters Become part of the community of people on a mission to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's A great day out after your volunteer shift Disclaimer An event briefing will be provided on the morning of the event, or before, with all you need to know

Have you got a good cheering voice? Warm personality and a big smile? Want to spend some of your free time at the weekend supporting Parkinson's UK and our fundraising activities? Come along to Walk for Parkinson's: Northern Ireland, pop on a cyan t-shirt, and be part of the team. The time you give volunteering helps make our events the best they can be, ensuring our walk attendees have the best possible experience. Volunteer role Event Champion Volunteer manager Events team Where you will be based Community Why we want you You'll be part of the team supporting our fundraisers and events. We need your enthusiasm and cheering abilities to help organise and motivate those taking part. You'll be part of the mission to ensure event attendees have the best possible experience, raising vital funds to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's What you will be doing Marshalling, ushering or cheering participants or event guests Running registration, information or merchandise stands Answering queries from event participants and providing information on the work of Parkinson's UK Liaising with the event organiser to ensure things run smoothly, reporting any issues or concerns Event set up and packing down Collecting donations, e.g. bucket collections or selling raffle tickets Most event champions spend two to three hours with us The skills you need Friendly and welcoming personality Happy to be part of a team Flexibility and willingness to change tasks as the event needs Able to handle money What's in it for you Meet others in your local community Learn first-hand how large-scale events are run, interacting with members of the public and Parkinson's UK supporters Become part of the community of people on a mission to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's A great day out after your volunteer shift Disclaimer An event briefing will be provided on the morning of the event, or before, with all you need to know

Have you got a good cheering voice? Warm personality and a big smile? Want to spend some of your free time at the weekend supporting Parkinson's UK and our fundraising activities? Come along to Walk for Parkinson's: Kent, pop on a cyan t-shirt, and be part of the team. Whether it's an afternoon, or you want to come back for more, the time you give helps make our events the best they can be, ensuring event attendees have the best possible experience. Volunteer role Event Champion Volunteer manager Events team Where you will be based Community Why we want you You'll be part of the team supporting our fundraisers and events. We need your enthusiasm and cheering abilities to help organise and motivate those taking part. You'll be part of the mission to ensure event attendees have the best possible experience, raising vital funds to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's What you will be doing Marshalling, ushering or cheering participants or event guests Running registration, information or merchandise stands Answering queries from event participants and providing information on the work of Parkinson's UK Liaising with the event organiser to ensure things run smoothly, reporting any issues or concerns Event set up and packing down Collecting donations, e.g. bucket collections or selling raffle tickets Most event champions spend two to three hours with us The skills you need Friendly and welcoming personality Happy to be part of a team Flexibility and willingness to change tasks as the event needs Able to handle money What's in it for you Meet others in your local community Learn first-hand how large-scale events are run, interacting with members of the public and Parkinson's UK supporters Become part of the community of people on a mission to find a cure and improve life for everyone affected by Parkinson's A great day out after your volunteer shift Disclaimer An event briefing will be provided on the morning of the event, or before, with all you need to know

Small, values-led provider Genuine autonomy from day one Build a home properly Long-term, ethical focus If you're an experienced Registered Children's Home Manager who wants to step away from corporate care and build something with integrity, this role offers a rare chance to do just that. You'll lead a small specialist EBD children's home that will not open until the right manager is in place, giving you real influence from the very beginning. This Registered Children's Home Manager role is about shaping a service, not inheriting problems. You will have the time, backing, and authority to establish culture, systems, and practice properly, with decisions guided by children's needs rather than occupancy targets or head office pressure. Package & Benefits • Salary £65,000-£70,000 per annum. • 28 days annual leave, increasing to 31 days after three years' service. • Bank holidays included. • Flexible working once the home is established. • Occupancy bonus linked to sustainable, ethical growth. • Competitive employee benefits package. • Ongoing guidance and support from an experienced Responsible Individual. About the Company You'll be joining a small, family-owned children's care provider with a strong ethical focus. The organisation is hands-on, values-led, and committed to building high-quality homes slowly and safely, with long-term outcomes for children at the centre of every decision. Key Responsibilities • Lead the registration and opening of a new EBD children's home from inception. • Recruit, develop, and lead a values-aligned care team. • Embed trauma-informed, relationship-based practice across the service. • Take full accountability for quality, compliance, and outcomes. About You • Experienced Registered Children's Home Manager or Deputy Manager ready to register. • Proven experience within EBD or trauma-informed children's residential care. • Strong working knowledge of Ofsted registration and regulatory requirements. If this is something you are interested in, please contact or call for more information.

Senior Social Work Practitioner GRADE: ME13with London Weighting and two increments for AMHP work DIRECTORATE: Adult Social Care Integrated Care & Public Health HOURS OF WORK: 35 RESPONSIBLE TO: Team Manager (LINE MANAGER) ACCOUNTABLE TO: Service Manager Head of Service, Mental Health RESPONSIBLE FOR: Social Work Staff, Support Workers, students or trainees as required LIAISES WITH: Multi Professionals, including in the Mental Health Trust - Inpatient and Community Services. Housing, Public Health. Adult, Older People and Children's Social Care and Health Services. Primary and Secondary Care Services. Statutory and non- Statutory Services OVERVIEW OF THE POST To provide advice consultation and professional supervision to a group of specialist mental health social care staff To be a lead practitioner in the team, ensuring the provision of a high quality and safe specialist mental health service to the defined service user group. The post holder will be expected to deliver a range of evidence-based interventions which will promote strengths base approach, social inclusion for this group of service users, who Experience low, moderate or severe or mental health issues. The post holder will work in partnership with a range of other services which may include EIS, Home Treatment Teams, Integrated Recovery Hubs Older People, Integrated Recovery Hubs (IRH), Acute, Inpatients Services, Voluntary and independent and community services. The principal purpose is to provide a person cantered approach, focusing on Strength, ability, and the resident existing networks The senior will be relied on to lead by example The Postholder will practice to the Department Social Work Model and guide colleagues in the team in this framework The post holder will work within the safeguarding adults and safeguarding children frameworks across the London Borough of Merton Able to act consistent with the Values of the Council KEY TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Foster recovery through empowerment of Residents and carers by involving them in the planning of their care Establishing and maintaining consistent supportive relationships, which encourages increased self-determination and responsibility for service users and their care. Offer a range of evidence-based interventions and risk management approaches enabling the residents and carers to reduce and manage symptoms and high-risk behaviour. Offer practice guidance to colleagues in the team Be proactive, innovative and creative in delivering care, enabling the facilitation of service user's recovery. Engage residents and carers in relapse prevention and crisis planning providing intervention that maximize the ability to resolve crisis and prevent hospitalization. Support early discharge from both inpatient and Home Treatment Team by providing regular, formal reviews. Deliver a collaborative and responsive service through practice that is dictated by service users/carers intelligence and experience of their own situation . Display expertise in understanding and applying Social Care, Mental Health, Mental Capacity legislation and guidance. Display awareness of the wider range of Social Care legislation and policy, Be creative in ensuring information and advice is delivered in manner that will be receptive to others Act as Case Manager to a defined caseload of service users. Respond swiftly to crisis, providing intervention to prevent admission. Work closely with Carers. Ability to act independently carrying out function on the team's Duty system while also seeking to consult with seniors as required Recognize racial, cultural, sexual preference and linguistic differences. Ensure that record keeping/documentation reflects, prescribed departmental expectation. Maximize the use of resources within the team and available in the community. Have an understanding and work with the mental Health trust and Integrated Commissioning Board. Carry out the responsibility of being part of the Lead group in the service Ensure that care and support plans are reviewed and updated to take into account of the most recent information regarding Residents and Carer needs. It should reflect their views, their voice . Undertake risk assessment/management and positive risk taking by developing genuine interventions with those you are working with Carry out SAM or Enquiry Officer Duty under Safeguarding procedures, as appropriate Ensure activity/contact is entered promptly on Mosaic, conforming with Department Recording requirement. Provide carers assessment and care plans or support their production Work with Brokerage, mental health Social Work Service process to implement Care Packages, including personalised budgets, in the community. Knowledgeable about financial implications of the Care Act 2014, and Departmental policy and procedure arising from this Guide colleagues to ensure discussion regards Financial implication of the Cre Act are discussed with residents and Carers 3. KEY RELATIONSHIPS Maintain professional relationships with other agencies, e.g.,; Neighbourhood Services, Police, Probation Service, Education, Advocacy, PALS, Benefits and Voluntary Services to ensure provision of a quality package of care and service delivery for the service users and their carers. 4. SERVICE DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY Participate in service development and partake in the evaluation of the quality of service delivery. Support and facilitate initiative in developing service user's participation groups. Assist in planning, undertaking and evaluating specific projects related to clinical practice within the community. 5. MANAGEMENT/ AUDIT Implement and participate in orientation and local induction programmes for staff. Achieve and demonstrate agreed standards of personal and professional development within the agreed time scale. Participate in research, audit reviews and other initiatives in accordance to expected Governance. Be responsible for ensuring that accurate records are kept in accordance with Council policies and legal requirements. Report all complaints and or incidents in accordance with Local Authority procedures and ensure that the line manager is informed. Actively contribute to the development and review of policies and procedures based upon best practice. 6. TRAINING Ensure that own knowledge and skills are constantly updated. Attain appropriate levels of computer literacy Facilitate students achieving their competencies relevant to their outcome. Attend mandatory training as outlined by Trust policies. Undertake training as necessary in line with the development of the post, through continuous Professional Development Be an approved mental health practitioner, providing assessments as required by the mental health act. Or willingness to undertake AMHP training if required Undertake SAM training and practice as a SAM 7. PROFESSIONAL To participate in the AMHP Duty rota, providing a source of support and advice to those undertaking duties under the Mental Health Act 1983, and to provide specialist cover as necessary. Have a working knowledge of current appropriate legislations - The Children's Act, Care Act (2014), Carers legislation and the Mental Health Act (1983) and other relevant legislation. Be aware of and adhere to Local Authority procedures. Set own objectives through Appraisal, work towards achieving these Deliver and engage in regular professional supervision. Adhere to and work within the guidelines of own professional code of practice. Maintain registration of care profession and membership in relation to the relevant professional qualification Act as a positive role model for colleagues. Ensure that full regard is taken of the dignity, individuality and well-being of residents and carers. Be accountable for own practice and take every reasonable opportunity to sustain and improve knowledge and professional competence. Advocate and promote self-advocacy for service users/carers. 8. COMMUNICATION AND WORKING RELATIONSHIPS Communicate effectively with other members of the service pertaining the assessment, care plan, risk factors, relapse signature, sign of deterioration in service user's mental and physical conditions. Ensure that information of a sensitive and contentious content is handled with professionalism and communicated appropriately to clearly identified persons. Respond to emergency situations in a clear and supportive manner showing sensitivity and direction at all times. 9. CONFIDENTIALITY In the course of your employment you will handle confidential personal information You must not read, discuss, disclose or pass on confidential information unless it is necessary in the pursuance of your legitimate duties. Unauthorized disclosure of such information will be treated as a serious disciplinary matter. In addition it is important that you realize that if this confidentiality is breached, this may result in civil proceedings or a criminal prosecution. 10. HEALTH AND SAFETY . click apply for full job details

Senior Social Worker - Mental Health (Older People & Adults) MAIN PURPOSE: To work as part of a combined, Older People and Adults Social Care mental health service. To liaise with staff who are Care Coordinators or equivalent, in the mental health Trust. Responding to request for Social Care interventions under the Care Act and other relevant legislation To offer Health or other staff advice and guidance for statutory MHA work and the social care agenda with regards to this service. MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: To undertake holistic strengths based assessments under the Care Act Following this, formulate Care and Support plans, which evidence Person Centred approach Ensure that appropriate care is delivered; regularly review the care plan, and adjust services where appropriate. Implement Department Practice Model, evidence choice and promoting independence, Encouraging Residents to engage with their recovery. Initiate relevant initiatives including those promoted by Public Health ,to support residents in having healthy lifestyle and relapse prevention. Competent use of Mosaic To carry out risk assessments and demonstrate risk management and positive risk-taking and regular review. To demonstrate effective communication with a range of agencies and professionals. To support residents to commission services they require through Self Directed Support and arrange appropriate statutory services. Provide required written and verbal evidence to funding Panels in order to seek funds for costed services. Present to housing panels with a view to obtaining sheltered accommodation, residential care or part purchased accommodation for service users. To have sufficient knowledge and awareness of the impact of medication and its associated side effects and be able to monitor and raise concerns To have sufficient knowledge and awareness of Cognitive change and impact on mental and physical wellbeing and to document and raise concerns as necessary To have sufficient knowledge and awareness of Neurodiversity To have sufficient knowledge and awareness of physiological change that takes place in older age, and impact on mental and physical wellbeing and functioning and to document and raise concerns as necessary To have sufficient knowledge and awareness of different functional mental illness to enable appropriately support to those experiencing these conditions and to document and raise concerns as necessary To work with residents when they are in crisis, including Psychiatric. Working collectively with Health Colleagues expertise. To write social circumstances reports on allocated service users for Mental Health Review Tribunals and managers hearings. Ensuring that resident's social care needs, as related to their mental health are met under Section 117 of the Mental Health Act. To participate in the team duty rota To have a sound working knowledge of safeguarding, and be able to undertake duties of an Enquiry Officer - write reports and follow through protection plans and close cases. Where required, to be able to demonstrate the above for child protection. Ensure evidence trail for this work is in the required documents in Mosaic To complete Carers assessments and implement packages of care where required. Work alongside the department's contracted Carer agencies To ensure that their work is consistent with the London Borough of Merton policies, which apply to their practice. To liaise with other agencies both statutory and in the private and voluntary sector To attend both management and professional supervision on a regular basis, and to participate actively in the supervision process. To attend team meetings, both Practice and Business, on a regular basis. To ensure that equal opportunities are embedded in all areas of work. To work with residents and carers in the assessments process and implement services to help keep residents living at home as long and safely as possible Undertake functions of a Social Supervisor, under the Mental Health Act, as required To participate in the Duty AMHP Service, as qualified AMHP. To build a good working relationship with providers of services and be involved in regular reviews of placements that are funded by LBM All social workers are expected to maintain their continuing professional development and keep their registration with the Health and Care Professionals Council up to date. All AMHPs are responsible for keeping their AMHP practice and Refresher training up to-date and provide written reports for all assessments. To build and develop good working relationships with third sector services that operate in LBM Identify residents appropriate for Breathing Space initiative and implement as directed Carry out functions under the Menal Capacity Act. This would include being Best Interest Assessor, regards Deprivation of Liberty.

Role: Clinical Practice Lead Salary: £48 000 FTE Hours: 22 hours per week Contract: Permanent Location: Home-based An exciting opportunity to shape the future of specialist family based therapeutic services across the UK. Are you a Senior Clinical Leader ready to influence practice and performance at a national level? This is a rare opportunity to step into a pivotal role where your expertise will directly shape the quality, innovation, and impact of counselling and therapeutic services across the UK. We are looking for an exceptional Clinical Practice Manager to provide strategic clinical leadership, drive innovation, and oversee safeguarding, quality and governance. About the Role We are recruiting on behalf of specialist National Charity who provide niche support to families the UK and are looking for an experienced Clinical Practice Manager. You will form part of a respected national programme which works therapeutically with individuals, couples and families who present as high risk and with a range of complex needs, including physical, emotional, sexual/ domestic abuse and traumatic grief. As a key member of the leadership team, you will play a central role in transforming and modernising services ensuring consistency and excellence across both digital and face-to-face delivery. This is more than a governance role. It s an opportunity to: Influence national clinical standards and frameworks Lead innovation in therapy delivery models Shape a highly skilled, diverse practitioner workforce Embed clinical excellence into organisational strategy and growth What will you be doing? Set and evolve national clinical standards, frameworks, and ethical practice Act as the organisation s clinical authority, advising senior leaders and stakeholders Lead quality assurance and continuous improvement through data and outcomes Provide oversight on complex cases, safeguarding, and clinical risk Lead the clinical design of new services, including digital and community-based models and contribute to transformation programmes, research, and service development Partner with commercial teams to shape clinically robust service proposals Act as a thought leader for the programme, representing the organisation at conferences, professional forums and national networks Build strong external relationships across the therapy sector, regulatory bodies and academic partners Requirements for the role: Level 5/ Column B or above qualification in Relationship Therapy and a Counselling Supervision qualification MSc or Postgraduate Qualification (Level 7) in a relevant field and/ or notable published academic contribution to the development of therapy Registration as an accredited and full clinical member with an appropriate professional body (e.g. BACP, UKCP, NCPS or COSRT) Strong knowledge of clinical governance, safeguarding, and regulatory frameworks (e.g. BACP, UKCP, COSRT, NCPS) Significant senior-level experience in leading the clinical delivery of therapeutic/ support services Post qualifying counselling experience in couple counselling and sex therapy For more information, please call the team on (phone number removed) and ask to speak to Ria or email us your CV at (url removed) Supporting Futures Consulting acts as both an employer and an agency.

Progress Your Career. Stay in Practice. Lead Without Leaving What You Love. A rare opportunity for genuine career progression without moving into management - our Principal Social Worker role offers a Team Manager salary while keeping you at the heart of direct practice. The Service and Team Cornwall isn't just a fantastic place to live - it's an inspiring place to grow your social work career. Fresh from our 'Good with Outstanding features' Ofsted judgement (July 2024), we're a service on the rise: ambitious, bold and focused on delivering real impact for children and families. Our transformed Family Help model brings together the best of Early Help and Child in Need practice, codesigned with practitioners to deliver more effective, truly child centred support. We're investing where it counts: our specialist Parent Assess team delivers high quality inhouse assessments, and every Family Help Team is strengthened by an Integrated Family Domestic Abuse Support Advisor and dedicated clinical psychology input, ensuring a confident response to domestic abuse and complex needs. We champion meaningful family participation through Family Group Conferencing, Family Led Meetings and consistent use of genograms and ecomaps. Families also benefit from our award winning Family Information Service, a strengthened parenting offer and one of the best care leaver services in the country. Ofsted recognised the strength of our culture and approach: "Senior leaders and politicians are relentless in their drive to continue to improve the lives of Cornwall's children and families Staff's care, commitment and child focused approach shine through." - Ofsted, July 2024. Cornwall offers forward thinking social work in a place where wellbeing comes first. With stunning coastlines, strong communities and a culture that values balance and professional pride, this is a service where practitioners thrive - and where your leadership will shape the future of children's services. The Role Research (CCInform 2026) shows that many social workers feel their only progression route is through management with few senior opportunities for those who want to remain in direct practice. Our Principal Social Worker role changes that. This is a specialist practice leadership position, paid at Team Manager level, designed for experienced practitioners who want to influence practice quality while staying close to children, families and frontline work. As a Principal Social Worker, you will hold a small caseload of direct work, deputise for your Team Manager, and play a key role in developing the skills, confidence and professional curiosity of your team. You'll be supported by a comprehensive core learning offer and a clear qualification and career pathway, giving you the structure and space to continue developing your expertise. We value continuous learning and recognise its impact on outcomes - with progression and rewards that reflect your contribution. Roles are available in teams across the county, including Family Help, Children in Care, Kinship, Family Plus, and the Disabled Children & Therapy Service. This is a public/customer-facing role, where the statutory English language requirement for public sector workers applies. This position will be subject to an enhanced criminal record disclosure check. What You'll Need to Succeed: A recognised social work qualification and Social Work England registration 60 Master's level post qualifying credits (with support towards a further 60 academic credits) At least 5 years post qualification experience in children's social work Strong practice expertise grounded in evidence informed approaches A passion for relationship based practice and developing others Excellent reflective skills, with the ability to lead and influence practice and develop others We welcome applications from experienced registered practitioners returning to social work. Please read the role profile for the full details of this role attached below in this advert. What We Offer We recognise the difference you make - and we support you every step of the way. Competitive salary equivalent to Team Manager level £4,000 welcome bonus and generous relocation package (eligibility applies) Lease car scheme Flexible working options, including hybrid and part time 26 days annual leave (rising with service) plus bank holidays High quality supervision and a culture of professional curiosity Our excellent learning and development offer Practice Educator support from our dedicated team Access to Community Care Inform and Research in Practice Payment of Social Work England registration fees

Indirect Tax Manager High-Growth Consumer Brand London / Hybrid Harmonic is delighted to be partnering exclusively with a globally recognised, design-led consumer brand to appoint an Indirect Tax Manager into its expanding finance team, reporting into an experienced, high calibre ex Big 4 Head of Tax. The Client Celebrated for its creativity, innovation, and distinctive product offering, the business has built a highly loyal international customer base and continues to scale at pace across wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels. With a rapidly growing global footprint and record levels of profitability, this is a standout opportunity to join a high-performing team during a pivotal phase of growth. Having significantly expanded headcount over the past year, the business is investing heavily in its finance function, systems, and controls. This role will suit a technically strong accountant who enjoys operating in a fast-moving, evolving environment and wants to play a key role in building a best-in-class finance operation. The Role This is a newly created role with a strong focus on indirect tax advisory across EMEA, reporting to a high calibre Head of Tax. You'll sit between finance, operations, and commercial teams, and play a key role in shaping how indirect tax is considered across the business as it continues to scale internationally. Our client are looking for a trusted advisor on VAT matters across a complex, multi-channel environment, to support decision-making on everything from new market entry to supply chain design and evolving e-commerce models. You'll also take ownership of a range of VAT-focused projects, driving improvements across compliance, systems, and processes as the business continues to invest in its infrastructure. Responsibilities: Provide proactive indirect tax advisory support across the business, ensuring VAT considerations are embedded into commercial and operational decision-making. Partner cross-functionally with finance, operations, and supply chain teams on new initiatives, reviewing indirect tax implications across wholesale and e-commerce channels. Review existing business operations and structures from an indirect tax perspective, including supply chain and cross-border transactions. Monitor EMEA VAT registrations and legislative developments, communicating changes and impact to the wider business. Manage relationships with tax authorities and support on indirect tax queries and audits where required. Lead VAT-focused projects across compliance, process improvement, and systems implementation. Support the design and implementation of indirect tax controls, processes, and governance frameworks aligned to the global tax strategy. Work closely with IT and finance teams to enhance indirect tax reporting capabilities, with a focus on data quality and automation. Oversee indirect tax compliance processes, working with accounting teams and external providers to ensure timely and accurate filings. Promote VAT awareness across the business through training and knowledge sharing initiatives. What our client needs to see (essential): Qualified Chartered Tax Advisor (CTA) or equivalent tax-focused qualification Solid experience across UK and European indirect tax (3+ years' experience) Strong understanding of VAT, ideally within a product-led or cross-border business Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment and managing competing priorities Able to communicate clearly and build relationships across different teams Good problem-solving skills and confidence handling more complex tax matters independently What we'd like to see (non-essential): Experience in a consumer, retail, e-commerce, or wholesale environment Exposure to tax systems or tools (e.g. Dynamics 365, Vertex) Involvement in projects around systems, processes, or compliance improvements Location: London Hybrid (3 days in the office) Start Date: ASAP Salary: £70,000-£85,000 + benefits At Harmonic, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace. We actively welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and assure you that every candidate will be thoughtfully considered for the roles we represent, without regard to race, religion, gender expression, disability, or sexual orientation.

Registered Manager (Commissioning) - Children's Residential Care Bradford £50,000 - £70,000 + Registration Bonus Full-Time Permanent A forward-thinking, privately-owned care provider is seeking an experienced Registered Manager to commission and launch a brand-new Children's Residential Home in Bradford click apply for full job details

Join Homeless Oxfordshire as our Events & Community Fundraiser and help bring inspiring events to life while supporting amazing community fundraisers. You ll plan and deliver key events, from challenges like the Oxford Half Marathon to flagship events like Race Across Oxfordshire. You ll build strong relationships with schools, faith groups, local organisations, and community groups, supporting them to raise vital funds and awareness. If you love connecting with people in your community and making a real impact, we d can t wait to hear from you! Main Purpose Of The Job: The Events and Community Fundraiserwill take responsibility for the planning and delivery of Homeless Oxfordshire s events and third party events, and provide exceptional care to our community fundraisers. Working closely with the Community Fundraising Manager and Partnerships Fundraising Manager and the wider Fundraising and Communiations team, they will plan and run a calendar of events to engage our community and corporate supporters, as well as the general public, with the aim of raising money for and awareness Homeless Oxfordshire. They will work with the Community Fundraising Manager to develop and build relationships with community and corporate supporters, and give talks to community groups (schools, faith groups, local organisations etc.) to encourage their support for the charity. Main Areas Of Responsibility: Events Planning And Delivery Oversee planning and delivery of our community and corporate events including the Golf Day, Race Across Oxfordshire, the Business Breakfast, HOxStock, and the Thank You event. Liaise with venues, suppliers and contractors to ensure all events are well planned and professionally run. Manage all event communications, from invitations, registration, to event day and follow up, ensuring an excellent support journey throughout. Support the Community Fundraising Manger on third party events, including Homeless Oxfordshire s participation in the Oxford Half Marathon, the London Marathon, London to Brighton bike ride and other challenge events. Manage and plan event day activity at third party challenge events. Support community groups who are running their own in aid of events for Homeless Oxfordshire, providing materials and promotion and attending events where appropriate. Ensure timely communications and stewardship of all challenge event participants. Community Fundraising Support the Community Fundraising Manager to research and identify community fundraising prospects, and deliver communications and approaches to engage schools, colleges, faith groups and other community organisations. Give talks to community groups (schools, faith groups, local organisations etc.) to encourage their support for the charity and represent Homeless Oxfordshire at community fundraising events. Support the Partnership Fundraising Manager to steward employee fundraising activities e.g. bake sales, Giftmas collections etc. Work with HR and the Community Fundraising Manager to recruit and manage Community Fundraising Volunteers who can give talks to community groups. Work with the Community Fundraising Manager and Marketing and Communications Manager to develop presentations and resources to enable volunteers to represent Homeless Oxfordshire at community events. Oversee the administration linked to community fundraisers, including updating the database with communications and monitoring and managing fundraising materials. Support community fundraisers to use and register on third party platforms e.g. JustGiving, Enthuse, providing encouragement and tips for securing sponsorship and funding. Ensure timely and professional communication and interaction with community supporters, and prompt thanking of fundraisers and donors. Take responsibility for responding to/redirecting all emails to the shared fundraising inbox. Undertake other relevant duties, supporting the Fundraising and Communications team as required. General Duties: • Compliance with Homeless Oxfordshire s policies and procedures. Contribute to a positive working environment in which equality and diversity are valued and staff are enabled to do their best. Contribute to the work of the broader team. Contribute to a positive working environment in which equality and diversity are valued and staff are enabled to do their best. Be prepared to work evenings and weekends, as the job reasonably demands. Time off in lieu will be given. Key Internal Working Relationships: Community Fundraising Manager, Partnerships Fundraising Manager, and Fundraising and Communications Team. CEO and Senior Management Team. Support Staff and Resident Engagement Team. Key External Working Relationships: Schools, colleges, and universities. Local faith groups. Other community groups, e.g. Women s Institute, Guides, Scouts etc. Challenge event participants. Third party event organisers and fundraising platforms e.g. JustGiving. About Us: We are an open door for people experiencing homelessness whose lives have been shaped by trauma and disadvantage; providing safety, stability and support when it is needed most. We deliver this support across Oxfordshire by providing a range of accommodation with access to high quality support, offering a safe and welcoming space for people to take control of their own lives. We are an accredited Oxford Living Wage employer, and benefits to the role include: annual leave starting at 26 days (excluding bank holidays), flexible working, enhanced benefits with qualifying service, retail discounts with our Homeless Oxfordshire Benefits Hub, and life assurance up to four times your salary and a £250 bonus if you successfully refer a someone as a new colleague through our Employee Referral Scheme as a thanks from us! What s Next: Have a look at the job description to find out more about the role and apply on our website. Please be aware that this role is subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure check and will be undertaken for the successful candidate. We reserve the right to close this advert early if we identify a suitable candidate before the advertised closing date.

£150 Weekly Expenses No Long-term Caseholding Supportive Management Manageable Caseload Flexible Working We're currently working closely alongside a highly regarded local authority in the rural South West of England, for an experience Senior SW / AP to join their Duty & Assessment sevice as an Advanced Practitioner. This is a great opportunity to join a thriving Duty & Assessment service, supported by experienced senior managers who give you the autonomy to manage your own workload how you see fit, meaning you're not limited to office working. Leaders in Care are offering £42/h for this role Benefits: Manageable caseload £150 weekly expenses if travelling from out of area Longstanding and supportive permanent management structure (based off feedback) - no micro-management Flexible working, office 1/2 per week & duty every 3 weeks. Close-knit team who'll make you feel at home from day 1 A chance to step up from an experienced social worker / Senior to AP Secure 6 month contract, with the look to further extend beyond this should you wish What better time to make the move to kickstart your 2026 and be a part of an excellent team where you're surrounded by like-minded individuals, all with the aim to provide the best care to all children and families involved in the service. As our approach to differs to other agencies, the level of information that we are able to provide will differ to most agencies, as we can provide you with a real insight into the performance and structure of the council based off the constant feedback we receive, which will give you a real feel of the place, prior to starting. As this is a statutory role, you do require a social work qualification & registration to Social Work England. To apply or for more information, send your CV to , or call Chris on .

About UKRIO The UK Research Integrity Office (UKRIO) is the UK's national advisory body for research integrity. Established in 2006, UKRIO delivers a wide-ranging programme of guidance and support to enhance good research practice and research culture. About the role We are looking for an experienced Communications and Events Manager to join UKRIO at a pivotal moment in our development. As we modernise our identity and expand our reach, you will help shape how we present ourselves to the research community and the wider public, positioning UKRIO as a trusted, visible, and influential voice. Research that is trustworthy, ethical, and responsible is essential to society's progress - yet research integrity is still too often viewed as a niche concern. In this role, you will help shift that perception. Drawing on your editorial, design, digital, and storytelling skills, you will bring UKRIO's work to life, raise our profile, and communicate our mission with clarity, creativity, and impact. In practice, this means: Writing with purpose and precision Designing visually engaging content Tailoring messages for different audiences and channels Understanding what resonates, why, and for whom Producing high quality content efficiently, even with limited resources This is an exciting opportunity for a creative, motivated communications professional to play a central role in UKRIO's evolution. You will have the scope to shape our brand, elevate our communications, and enhance the impact of our work - in particular taking the lead on our well-regarded events programme. If you're full of ideas, thrive in a proactive and fast-paced environment, and motivated by meaningful work, we'd be delighted to hear from you. Key responsibilities Communications strategy and messaging To work closely with the Director of Policy and Communications to develop and deliver the charity's communications strategy, annual plan, and core bank of key messages and position statements. To be responsible for maintaining UKRIO's organisational tone of voice, ensuring consistency and quality across all published materials through rigorous proofreading, copyediting, and formatting. Brand, marketing, and content To steward UKRIO's brand identity as the charity enters a new phase of growth, ensuring our ethos is consistently reflected in the look, feel, and tone of all communications and materials To create and maintain compelling content to communicate UKRIO's activities, projects, and events across the charity's newsletters, social media, blogs, website, and other channels. To produce compelling and purposeful written and visual assets, including marketing and promotional materials (e.g., subscription brochures, impact reports, infographics, short videos) and events collateral (e.g., event programmes, briefing packs, slide decks, post event summaries) To oversee communications systems and processes, ensuring effective methods are in place to maximise reach across our diverse audiences. Website and digital communications To lead a full review and overhaul of UKRIO's website with the support of an external developer, strengthening brand identity, user experience, content quality, and digital functionality, while coordinating effectively with internal colleagues and external suppliers. To proactively review and update website content on an ongoing basis, ensuring high quality copy ad accurate, up to date information. To lead end to end management of social media content and campaigns to drive meaningful engagement and raise UKRIO's profile. Events management To plan and deliver promotional campaigns to maximise attendance and engagement across UKRIO's online events, training sessions, and webinars. To oversee end to end logistics for online events, including managing registrations, preparing event materials, and coordinating with internal colleagues. To act as the main point of contact for speakers, ensuring they are well briefed and supported in advance of each event. To manage the technical delivery of online events, including operating Zoom webinars and other platforms, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring a smooth experience for attendees and speakers. Other responsibilities To evaluate communications activity - e.g., through website analytics, feedback forms, and surveys - with a commitment to continuous learning and improvement. To proactively monitor developments within the research integrity landscape, working to identify communications and external engagement opportunities for the charity. To deputise for the Director of Policy and Communications, undertaking other tasks or duties as directed and required. To act as a team player, supporting the organisation to deliver on tis wider goals and objectives. To collaborate with the wider team to ensure our work is most effectively deployed, disseminated, and utilised. The above list is not exhaustive, and the postholder may be asked to undertake other reasonable duties as requested. Person specification Essential criteria Minimum of 3-5 years' experience in a communications, marketing, or digital role, ideally within a charity, public sector, or mission driven organisation, with the ability to operate confidently at manager level. Proven ability to create high quality written and visual assets, demonstrating a strong design eye, excellent attention to detail, and the ability to maintain a coherent brand identity and tone of voice across materials. Strong writing, copyediting, and proofreading skills, with the ability to adapt style and tone for different audiences. Skilled in creating, managing, and updating website content, with experience using content management systems such as WordPress. A track record in digital communications covering social media management, email marketing, and website maintenance. Proficient in using design tools such as Canva, Photoshop, or InDesign to produce visual assets and collateral. Experience delivering high quality communications with limited resources, using creativity and problem solving to achieve impact. Highly organised, with the ability to manage multiple projects, deadlines, and stakeholders simultaneously. Experience collaborating with colleagues to align messaging, coordinate communications activity, and ensure consistency across channels. Committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion, and able to embed these principles in communications and events. Desirable criteria Experience developing an organisational communications strategy. Experience managing a full review and redevelopment of a website, including improvements to brand identity, site structure, and content. Experience promoting and managing online events. Experience with digital tools such as Mailchimp, SurveyMonkey, and CRM systems (e.g., Maximizer). Experience working in a small charity. Knowledge or interest in research integrity, research ethics, AI, or higher education. Experience writing for specialist audiences, such as academics or policymakers. What we can offer you 25 days annual leave pro rata (exclusive of statutory and public holidays). Additional 3 days annual leave covering the closure of the charity during the Christmas period Pension and salary sacrifice scheme Interest-free season ticket loan Flexible working How to apply Please submit your CV and a cover letter outlining how your experience and skills aligns with our essential and desirable criteria to . Please note that any applications received without a tailored cover letter for this role will not be considered. Applications will be assessed against the requirements for the post as set out in the Role Profile and Person Specification. We are reviewing applications on a rolling basis and encourage early submission. If this advert is live, please take this to mean the vacancy remains open. Interviews The deadline for applications is at 11:59pm on Sunday 17 May 2026 . We aim to notify candidates who have been shortlisted by 20 May 2026. First interviews will be held in person at our Euston office on 26 May and final interviews on 29 May. Interviews will involve a presentation and short writing activity, the details of which will be shared in advance of the interview. Please note that we do not accept any requests from recruiters or external agencies.

Fostering Career progression opportunities Longstanding Senior Management Hybrid Flexible Working Tired of working in a role where you're bogged down with too many cases, and want to transition into an IFA that truly values and supports its social workers? We're currently working with an highly rated IFA based in Ivybridge, Devon, for an experienced practitioner to join their established service as a Supervising Social Worker. This role is full-time - 37.5 hours / week. As a supervising social worker, you will also be responsible for supporting and managing approved foster carers, assessing special guardians and ensuring support plans are in place, working with children's social workers to achieve permanence, either through long term fostering or special guardianship. Benefits include a competitive salary of up to £41,000, as well as a hybrid working pattern, the managers are also always open to discussions on flexible working arrangements, including opportunities for condensed hours to make sure you're maintaining that all important work life balance. This IFA also have great staff retention, with vacancies in the service a rarity. They have a real focus on professional development, as they like to promote from within the service to seniority. You will also be enrolled onto a L&D programme immediately when you start, which will ensure you're ready for career progression within the first year should you wish. For this role, you do require a social work qualification & registration to Social Work England. To apply for this role, send your CV to . Or call Chris on for some more info.

Finance Manager 60,000 - 70,000 + Benefits Kensington, London (4 days office / 1 day WFH) Our client, a high-growth consumer retail brand with a strong presence across physical retail and e-commerce. As the business continues to scale internationally, they are looking to hire a qualified Finance Manager with proven retail/consumer experience to strengthen their finance function. This role is specifically suited to someone coming from a retail, FMCG, or consumer-facing business, who understands trading environments, stock, and margin dynamics - not just pure finance. The Role A hands-on Finance Manager role with ownership of core financial control, combined with a strong focus on retail performance, stock, and margin insight. Key responsibilities: - Owning month-end close and delivering accurate, insightful management accounts - Full balance sheet ownership, including stock, accruals, prepayments, and intercompany - Monitoring and analysing retail KPIs (sales, gross margin, sell-through, stock turns) - Managing cashflow and working capital, with particular focus on inventory - Overseeing AP/AR and strengthening financial controls - Leading VAT compliance within a retail / multi-channel environment - Driving process improvements and automation - Partnering with Merchandising, Commercial, and Operations teams - Overseeing an offshore finance function About You - - Fully qualified accountant (ACA / ACCA / CIMA) - Must have experience in retail, FMCG, or consumer brands - Strong understanding of stock accounting, margins, and trading performance - Experience managing month-end in a fast-paced, trading environment - Confident working cross-functionally with non-finance teams - Strong Excel skills and a track record of improving processes Why This Role? Join a scaling consumer retail brand at a pivotal growth stage. High visibility role with exposure to senior leadership. Opportunity to influence commercial decisions, not just report numbers. Build and improve finance processes in a growing business. Collaborative, fast-paced, and entrepreneurial culture. This role requires prior experience in a retail, FMCG, or consumer-led business. Applicants without this background are unlikely to be considered. AGY - Vitae Financial Recruitment We Exist To Be Different - Membership NOT Registration