Project Worker, Springfield, Dublin 24

Respond is a construction led Approved Housing Body and service provider. We're expanding our dedicated team, seeking individuals who possess both the drive and skills necessary to help us make a significant impact. Respond is committed to equal employment and growing a diverse workforce. If you do not tick every box there are likely other valuable attributes and skills that you have, that would make you a great fit for the organisation. We welcome applications from people of all cultures, nationalities, genders and from anyone who has historically faced social exclusion. If you feel this role is for you, then please apply. Position: Project Worker Location:Springfield Family Hub, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Reporting to:Family Hub Service Manager Terms:Permanent parttime contract 24 hours per week (Monday to Sunday) Salary: €40,018 €51,788 pro rata (Please note that offers are typically made at the beginning to midrange of the advertised salary, based on skills and experience) Job Purpose: To work as part of a team, supporting families in Supported Temporary Accommodation (STA) to work towards securing longterm accommodation. Core duties and responsibilities: Admit families to the service, ensuring they are provided with a full induction and welcome. Provide support to families to establish tenancies by assisting them to identify suitable properties. This may include empowering them to search relevant press publications and websites, contacting and visiting landlords and letting agencies. Accompany families to viewings of properties and support them in negotiating with landlords where appropriate. This will include ensuring that the property meets safety standards and is well maintained and is suitable for the familys size. Assist families to understand and complete their Housing Assistance Payment (HAP). Assist families to fully understand the conditions of their tenancy agreement and agreeing rents with landlords prior to taking up a tenancy. Carry out assessments and develop a support plan with families. Update when appropriate the Pathway Accommodation & Support System (PASS). Facilitate families to access local services such as medical, welfare, training, education and employment and to advocate on their behalf. Develop and build relationships with relevant local services and agencies. Complete accurate written records and/or reports where appropriate. Adhere to professional boundaries and work in a professional manner at all times. Attend and participate in team meetings and continuous professional development. Respond to all safety and securityrelated incidents, ensuring correct service procedures are followed and record and report such incidents as appropriate. Carry out and report security checks, including property checks, occupancy checks and room checks. Ensure the environment is maintained to high standards at all times. The list of tasks is not an exclusive one and duties may vary from time to time. Person specification: Relevant Level 7 Qualification e.g.Social Care, Social Policy, Addiction Studies, Social Science, Housing & Welfare. Knowledge of Pathways to Home, HAP, HNAs and SLI. Aminimumofone year workingintheareaofhomelessness& knowledgeof homelessness and its causes, homeless services, addiction and mental health. Experience in managing complex and challenging situations in a clientbased service. Working knowledge and understanding of Child Protection. The ability to treat the client group in a nonjudgmental and respectful way. The ability to work within clear professional boundaries. Strong interpersonal and teamwork skills. Be highly motivated, reliable & flexible. Ability to work on a roster that includes evening and weekend work. Garda Vetting will be conducted on an ongoing basis. CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS is Wednesday, 15th October 2025. Skills: Social Care Social Policy Addiction Studies Social Science Housing & Welfare