Relief Project Worker

Inspire Wellbeing • Full-time • Londonderry, Derry, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom • £13.47 / hour • 3w ago

The Vacancy

🌟 Now Hiring: Relief Project Worker – The Rosses (Non-24hr Supported Housing)

We are Inspire Wellbeing – one of Ireland’s leading mental health, intellectual disability, and community support organisations. And at The Rosses, we’re doing something truly important: helping people live safely, independently and with dignity in their own homes.

🏡 About The Rosses

The Rosses is a non-24-hour supported housing service based in Londonderry. We support adults living with enduring mental health challenges—ranging from depression and anxiety to personality disorders—to maintain their tenancies and live as independently as possible. We also provide general housing support to tenants from local housing waiting lists.

Our team doesn’t deliver personal care or medication support—instead, we empower people with the life skills and practical help they need to thrive, whether that’s managing appointments, developing routines, connecting with others or navigating the world of housing and benefits. Every flat here is self-contained, allowing our residents to feel truly at home.

We work in partnership with Choice Housing and multiple local professionals (e.g. Community Mental Health Teams, Allied Health Professionals) to provide wrap-around, tailored support.

💬 What You’ll Be Doing

As a Project Worker, you’ll become part of a small, person-centred team who support people with:

Maintaining their tenancy and independent living skills
Building social connections and reducing isolation
Managing appointments, health concerns, and financial needs
Creating personalised support and safety plans
Liaising with health professionals, families and community services
Encouraging participation in activities like breakfast clubs, bingo, book groups, gardening, and more
Supporting day-to-day running of the service including H&S checks, note recording (on iPlanit), and Choice Housing coordination

🌱 What Makes This Job Special?

This is a low-needs, high-impact service. People here are fairly well-functioning and independent, but your support helps them stay well, stay connected, and stay safe. You’ll get to:

Build meaningful relationships with tenants
Make a real difference through everyday conversations and encouragement
Bring your own interests into work—supporting bingo, breakfast clubs, or even starting your own social group!
Work in a positive, welcoming environment where staff are supported and appreciated
Grow your skills through ongoing training and personal development

💡 Who Thrives Here?

People who succeed at The Rosses are:

Compassionate, calm and great with people
Motivated, organised and proactive
Excellent communicators, both verbally and in writing
Comfortable with basic IT systems (e.g. iPlanit)
Good at managing their time and juggling priorities
Able to work both in a team and independently

If that sounds like you – we’d love to hear from you.

🎁 What We Offer

✅ Flexible work schedule (no weekend shifts)

✅ Ongoing training and career development

✅ Enhanced annual leave and occupational sick pay

✅ Company pension & death in service benefit

✅ Health cash plan, 24/7 employee assistance programme

✅ Cycle to work scheme & shopping discounts

✅ A team who really values kindness, inclusion and honesty

🔗 Apply Now

If you’re someone who wants to support people to feel safe, heard, and at home – this is the place for you. Apply today and bring your values to life at The Rosses. Want to hear more? - contact recruitment@inspirewellbeing.org or apply for the role on our website using the following link: Search Vacancies

Please note if successful at interview, the applicant will have to complete an enhanced disclosure check.

Following the interviews a waiting list will be created for similar posts for a nine month period.

Inspire is committed to equality of opportunity and to selection based on merit.

Our Organisation

Inspire is an all-island charity and social enterprise and our aim is wellbeing for all. We work together with people living with mental ill health, intellectual disability, autism and addictions to ensure they live with dignity and realise their full potential.

We campaign to create a society free from stigma and discrimination with a culture of compassion that focuses on people and their abilities.