Outreach & Training Practitioner
St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Orchard Square, Sheffield
Outreach & Training Practitioner
£29479
St Helens and Knowsley Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Orchard Square, Sheffield
- Full time
- Permanent
- Remote working
Posted 3 weeks ago, 4 Jul | Get your application in now before you miss out!
Closing date: Closing date not specified
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Location ref: Orchard Square, Sheffield
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Outreach and Training Practitioner
- Salary: £29,479 pa plus benefits
- Location: Sheffield/South Yorkshire | Lincolnshire (Homebased with regional travel)
- Contract: Permanent
- Hours: Full time
Gambling harm affects millions of people across the UK, yet stigma and lack of awareness mean many never seek support. As an Outreach & Training Practitioner at GamCare, you'll be at the heart of changing that, delivering community outreach, awareness sessions and workforce training that help people recognise harm earlier and find the right support sooner. This is frontline, face-to-face work that genuinely matters.
You'll work across your region, partnering with local organisations, statutory services and community groups to make GamCare's services visible and accessible to the people who need them most. Whether you're running a workshop for professionals, holding a conversation at a community drop-in or delivering a brief intervention with someone who's never spoken about their gambling before, your work will have real and lasting impact.not apply.
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Gambling harm affects millions of people across the UK, yet stigma and lack of awareness mean many never seek support. As an Outreach & Training Practitioner at GamCare, you'll be at the heart of changing that, delivering community outreach, awareness sessions and workforce training that help people recognise harm earlier and find the right support sooner. This is frontline, face-to-face work that genuinely matters., You'll work across your region, partnering with local organisations, statutory services and community groups to make GamCare's services visible and accessible to the people who need them most. Whether you're running a workshop for professionals, holding a conversation at a community drop-in or delivering a brief intervention with someone who's never spoken about their gambling before, your work will have real and lasting impact.not apply.