Centrepoint
Starting out as a night shelter, Centrepoint’s work with young people has evolved beyond all recognition over the last 50 years.
In the centre of London’s Soho in December 1969, the Revered Ken Leech opened a night shelter in the basement of his church to give young homeless people a safe place to sleep. Towering over Soho was the Centre Point building, left empty to make money for property developers. Incensed by this “affront to the homeless”, Ken Leech called his shelter Centrepoint.
2 Vacancies
£25,585.00 - £31,239.21 a year
- As a Floating Support and Progression Officer, you will provide emotional and practical support to vulnerable young people, enabling them to achieve independence and successfully transition into education or employment.
- The ideal candidate will have a passion for helping young individuals, strong communication skills, empathy, and resilience in fast-paced environments, preferably with experience in youth support or similar fields.
- This full-time role, based in Bradford, offers a salary between £25,585 and £31,239, with a commitment to ending youth homelessness by 2037 and supporting 16,000 young people annually.
£25,585.00 - £31,239.21 a year
- Provide dedicated support to young parents and expectant parents, helping them build fulfilling futures both during and after their time at Centrepoint.
- Ideal candidates will possess experience in supporting young parents, alongside strong interpersonal skills and a commitment to excellence in service delivery.
- Role based in Keighley with occasional travel across Bradford, a full-time position offering a competitive salary and excellent benefits package.