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Here’s a handy list of all our published documents.
WfH Winter Prospectus 2024
Date: November 2024
Published by: Working for Health CIC
Now the clocks have changed, winter has officially started. Whether you look forward to the dark mornings or dark nights or whether you are wishing summer would come quicker, we hope you find something of joy in this seasons prospectus.
Why not warm up with a nice cup of tea in our Wednesday Tea and Talk sessions? Or cosy up with the soothing scent of incense sticks and be creative in one of our Thursday Art for All sessions? We know it can be hard to find motivation during the darker months but at Working for Health we can support you on your journey.
Peer Support Worker Sept 24
Date: September 2024
Published by: Working for Health CIC
Peer Support Workers – Hull & East Riding
Several part-time positions available.
The role of Peer Support Worker has been developed specifically for people who have lived experience of mental ill health. By using their own experiences, peer support workers inspire hope and instil a belief that recovery is possible. The Peer Support Worker will help participants to regain control over their lives and their own unique recovery process.
With support from the Work Recovery Coach, the post holder will work with people to help them to achieve the goals they have set for themselves. The post holder will support activities, workshops, and provide information to promote choice, self-determination and opportunities. This may include supporting them to attend meetings and appointments, help them to build confidence on public transport, or support them to attend activities.
You will be required to effectively document the participants’ activity to meet the reporting requirements of the funders and carry out basic administrative duties.
WfH Autumn Prospectus 2024
Date: September 2024
Published by: Working for Health CIC
As the nights grow darker and the days become cooler, it’s time for our Autumn prospectus! From Art to Football to Tea and Talk, there is something available for everyone at Working for Health.
World Mental Health Day is October 10th with the theme being “It is time to prioritize mental health in the workplace”. What a fantastic time to come and get involved with our sessions to help boost your wellbeing and get support with employment.
We look forward to seeing you throughout September and October!
WfH Summer Prospectus 2024
Date: June 24
Published by: Working for Health CIC
It’s time for our popular TakeOver Festival. You can volunteer for a day, have a stall of your own, or just visit and enjoy the company of friends, watch the Chinese Lion Dancing, join the Civil War Regiment and browse the stalls.
Later on in the Summer we’ll be running Tai Chi and a return to Meditation for those already on the journey and those who want to start. In July there’s a crochet special at OFFLOAD and August will see Art going outdoors. Also coming are special one-off presentations by our staff for you to enjoy.
Our regular events will run as always and we look forward to welcoming you at any of them.
Work Recovery Coach May 24
Date: May 24
Published by: Working for Health CIC
IPS (Keyworker) – 2 Roles available
As a Work Recovery Coach using the IPS model, you will act as Key Worker for a caseload of people who have experienced mental health conditions and who wish to explore employment options.
Your role is to motivate and support people to define and realise their work goals and effectively document their involvement with the beneficiaries to meet the reporting requirements of the funders.
One position will be based in East Riding and the other in North Yorkshire.
WfH Spring Prospectus 2024
Date: March 2024
Published by: Working for Health CIC
Welcome to our Spring 2024 prospectus. We hope you will find something tempting to enjoy. Every Monday and Friday you can join our employability hub ‘The Workplace’. April is Stress Awareness Month so come and relax with Art and Music. We have Mental Health Awareness Week in May when we’ll be running dance, Tai Chi and a Spring walk as well. Other exciting news – we’re now open in Hull! A brand new office and brand new staff are ready to welcome you.
Peer Support Worker
Date: February 2024
Published by: Working for Health
The role of Peer Support Worker has been developed specifically for people who have lived experience of mental ill health. Through sharing their own experiences, peer support workers will inspire hope and belief that recovery is possible in others.
As an integral and highly valued member of the team, the Peer will contribute to the development and delivery of our service for participants to regain control over their lives and their own unique recovery process.
2 Posts available (12hrs or 15hrs)
Closing Date: 19/2/24
Work Recovery Coach
Date: February 2024
Published by: Working for Health
IPS (Keyworker)
As a Work Recovery Coach using the IPS model, you will act as Key Worker for a caseload of people who have experienced mental health conditions and who wish to explore employment options.
Your role is to motivate and support people to define and realise their work goals and effectively document their involvement with the beneficiaries to meet the reporting requirements of the funders.
2 Posts available
Closing Date: 19/2/24
Work Recovery Coach Job Description
Date: January 2024
Published by: Working for Health CIC
As a Work Recovery Coach, you will use group activities to explore employment options, empower and improve wellbeing. One to one enrolment and regular reviews will ensure that activities are meeting the needs of the beneficiary.
The post-holder is required to motivate and support people to define their employment and wellbeing goals and help them to achieve them. Effective documentation of their involvement is required to meet the reporting requirements of the funders.
Closing Date: 26/1/24
WfH Winter/Spring Prospectus 2024
Date: December 2023
Published by: Working for Health CIC
New Year, new you?
Welcome to the first prospectus for 2024. We’re eager to get stuck in. We have our usual offerings this term from our employability hub ‘The Workplace’ every Monday and Friday. The wide variety of wellbeing sessions to boost your confidence and get creative. Plus, our popular allotment re-opens after February half-term. The spring months can represent renewal and growth that benefits mental health. Join us at Working for Health as we find motivation, connection, and meaning during the days ahead. We look forward to supporting you on your journey of renewal this coming season.