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Housing and Support Worker | No Evenings or Weekends | 37.5hrs Mon–Fri | £26,550/annumJoin NursLink as a Housing and Support Worker in Bradford – supporting vulnerable residents through a key service decommissioning period and helping them move into safe, sustainable accommodation.Job Title: Housing and Support WorkerLocation: Bradford Project, 43 Blenheim Road, Bradford, BD8 7LHSalary: £26,550 per annum (£13.61 per hour)Contract: Monthly review basis (decommissioning support role)Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday (9:00am – 5:00pm)Start Date: ASAPWhy Join Us?This is a hands-on supported housing and homelessness support role, where your work directly helps residents transition into independent living during a structured service decommissioning period.You’ll benefit from:A meaningful role supporting homeless adults in supported accommodationFull-time Monday–Friday hours (no evenings or weekends)The opportunity to work on housing move-on and tenancy sustainment at scaleA varied role combining housing management and support workClose collaboration with local authorities and housing providersWhat You’ll Be Doing:You’ll support residents and the service through a structured move-on and housing transition process, combining housing management, homelessness support, and tenancy sustainment work.In this role, you will:Housing Management & Move-OnSupport planned move-on into suitable accommodationLiaise with local authorities and housing providersAssist with housing applications, bidding, and rent arrearsMaintain property standards during decommissioningSupport Work & Tenancy SustainmentProvide person-centred support to homeless adults (low–medium needs)Deliver key work sessions focused on independence and tenancy skillsMaintain case notes and support plansSignpost to relevant services and support pathwaysSafeguarding & ComplianceComplete risk assessments and follow safeguarding proceduresMaintain a safe environment for residents and staffRespond to incidents and safeguarding concernsAdministration & Partnership WorkingMaintain accurate records and documentationWork with housing teams, local authorities, and partnersAttend meetings and contribute to reviews and updatesWho We’re Looking For:You’re experienced in housing, homelessness, or supported accommodation services, and confident working with vulnerable adults in a structured support environment.You will:Hold a full UK driving licence and have access to a vehicleHave an Enhanced DBS (Adult & Children)Have experience in housing management, homelessness, or support workUnderstand tenancy sustainment and housing processesBe confident working independently and managing a caseloadHave strong communication and organisational skillsApply Now!If you have experience in supported housing, homelessness services, or housing support work, and want to make a real difference during a key transition period, apply today.
