VACANCIES
Navigator Project Worker – Part Time
SOSRC is recruiting a Navigator Project Worker for 18 hours a week based at our Southend offices. The exact hours will be negotiated at the time of employment but there will be a minimum of at least 4 days between Monday – Friday that will need to be office based. This post will be open to women only and subject to an enhanced DBS check. (Exempt under the Equality Act 2010 Schedule 9, Part 1).
For more information, please see the application pack attached below. If you would like to apply for this post, please complete the application, and equality and diversity forms, and email them to: recruitment@sosrc.org.uk
The deadline for completed applications is 8th March 2023. Interviews should take place the week commencing: 13th March 2023 and will be in person at the Southend Office.
If you have any further questions, please email: recruitment@sosrc.org.uk
SOS Rape Crisis provides sexual violence services across Essex due to the nature of the work at SOS Rape Crisis, the organisation is a women-led led service – providing services primarily for women, by women. For this reason, only female applicants need apply (exempt under section 7(2)(e) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1975) and the above post is exempt under the Equality Act 2010, Schedule 9 and Part 1.
We often run Student Placements for adults who are qualifying to be Counsellors/Therapists if you would like to find out if we have any placements available please email info@sosrc.org.uk
If you wish to volunteer for SOSRC and feel you have the necessary skills we would love to hear from you, please email info@sosrc.org.uk
VOLUNTEER
To co-facilitate advisory sessions in schools across Southend for young people (aged 11-18) in raising awareness of the effects of sexual violence. Sessions will be interactive and focus on the young person’s responses with primary learning outcomes to dispel myths related to sexual violence and abuse.
For more information please contact: Service Manager on Tel: 01702 667590
SOSRC FUNDERS
SOS Rape Crisis policy is not to provide support to people who disclose, or have been accused of or investigated for sexual or violent offences. However, in exceptional circumstances, the centre may decide to offer support to clients who fall into this category. Decisions on whether support will be offered will be made on a case-by-case basis, and will be at the discretion of the centre.