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What we do: Safer London provides consistent, trauma-informed support to children and young people who’ve already experienced harm - helping them move from crisis to stability, and from harm to hope.  We support young Londoners affected by a range of harms, including criminal exploitation, sexual exploitation and sexual violence, violence in the community and peer-to-peer harm. Our work happens in the community - wherever the young Londoner feels safe and comfortable. This could be a school, park, café, or another safe place. Each child or young person is matched with a caseworker based on their unique needs and circumstances. They meet with them weekly and support typically lasts between 6 months and 18 months, but support can last for as long as needed. Each intervention is tailored to the young Londoner's identity, experiences and needs, and may focus on safety planning, emotional wellbeing, healthy peer relationships and family dynamics. We also help young Londoners...

What we do: Safer London is a leading charity working with young Londoners and their familiesaffected by violence and exploitation. Understanding young Londoners’ lives are shaped by the world in which they live, we work not only with them and their families, but also their peer networks and directly within the community and the places where they live and spend their time. With a footprint in every borough in London, we build trusting, professional partnerships to embed our approaches and work towards achieving our vision of a city that is safer for all young Londoners who live here. About the Role: In this impactful role, you will cultivate strong trusting relationships with parents and carers, offering personalised support on a one-to-one basis. Your responsibilities will encompass a diverse range of direct support and advocacy, with a focus on safeguarding and the wellbeing of parents and carers whose child/ren are affected by violence and exploitation. In this...

Location: Hoxton  Contract: 2 days a week  Salary: £90 per day  About the Role: We are seeking an experienced Information & Advice Advisor to provide practical guidance and support to members of the public (Deaf Community) on issues such as benefits, housing, council tax, debt, and other social services. The role involves assessing client needs, offering clear and impartial advice, and helping individuals access the support and services they are entitled to. Key Responsibilities: Provide accurate, impartial advice and guidance on benefits, housing, debt, council tax, and related areas. Assist clients with applications, forms, and appeals. Signpost clients to relevant services and agencies. Maintain confidential client records and case notes. Stay up-to-date with legislation, local services, and best practice guidance. Requirements: Certificate in Advice/Information Work (Level 2 or 3) or equivalent. Strong...