Preventative Mental Health Project Worker


Contact person
Laura Bramley
#104899
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Summary
The role of Preventative Mental Health Project Worker will support in the preparation for, and delivery of, One-Eighty’s preventative mental heath projects
Detailed description
About the role
The role of Preventative Mental Health Project Worker will support the Project Lead in the preparation for, and delivery of, One-Eighty’s preventative mental health projects including Make Me Smile, Kick Start and the Summer Project.
There is also the opportunity of assisting with the marketing of projects, particularly Make Me Smile and processing of feedback from young people attending the project.
Task and responsibilities
Overseen by One-Eighty’s Project Lead and supported by the Volunteer Coordinator, this role involves:
- preparing the resources to take to project sessions
- creating, maintaining, and developing impact/outcomes data collected pre- and post-sessions,
- supporting the delivery of the sessions to young people themselves - taking a lead role in this is part of the development roles associated with this volunteering opportunity
Skills and qualities needed
o You will be inducted and trained on the service standards for delivery.
o We will also provide training and mentoring to help you understand the administrative and data record-keeping requirements.
o You are required to complete a DBS check.
o You will need to undertake safeguarding and other related training courses prior to this volunteer placement. You will also need to read and agree to safeguarding and service delivery policies prior to the project delivery. One-Eighty holds safeguarding young people as one of its main priorities to enable impactful and high-quality delivery of services.
What we will provide to volunteers
💸 Reimbursement of costs
About One-Eighty
One-Eighty, established over a decade ago, has a significant track-record supporting young people aged 4-18, and their families, with their mental health and education needs. We achieve this through tailored therapeutic psychology-based interventions and preventative early help projects.

