Salary: £30,000 – £36,000 per annum / 35 hours per week
This is a unique and rewarding opportunity to work one-to-one with clients, whilst also having a positive impact on the wider system.
Continue reading “JOB: Pathways Senior Caseworker, Ruils – apply by 17 Apr”Salary: £36,965 per annum pro rata / 25 hours per week
Make a real difference in Richmond, providing holistic, practical support to local people facing complex challenges.
Continue reading “JOB: Community Outreach Caseworker, Vineyard Community”Salary: £31,000 per annum pro rata / 24 hours per week
This dynamic role is suited to someone with excellent organisational skills and the ability to motivate and inspire people to participate.
Continue reading “JOB: Community Programme Officer, Multicultural Richmond”This week (2–6 July) is National Co-production Week, a chance for the whole of Richmond upon Thames Borough to recognise the benefits of working together to deliver care in our communities.
The Council sees co-production as service users, carers and families working in partnership with the council on shaping, planning and delivering care and support services in the borough. It avoids ‘silo working’ and instead encourages a community-wide approach to delivering services that support a person’s needs and makes the best possible difference to their life and them being able to live as independently as possible.
Cllr Piers Allen, Cabinet Member for Adult Services and Health said:
“Involving the users of care and support services, and their families and carers, in making decisions about how their care is delivered empowers them to be able to live full, independent lives. “This week is a great opportunity to acknowledge the carers, families and users of care and support services in communities across the borough and thank them for all the work they are doing.”
Director of Richmond CVS, Kathryn Williamson, said:
“Through our community involvement work and support of Richmond’s Health and Social Care Coproduction Group, we are committed to ensuring that co-production underpins the design and delivery of local health and care and support services. “Co-production week highlights the importance of this work with service users, carers and the Council and we look forward to building on it throughout the year.”
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