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Older Adults & Holocaust Survivor Support Worker

CSS • Leeds, Yorkshire LS1, United Kingdom • Part-time
AI Job Summary
  • Experience in social care or related field, especially with older adults or people affected by trauma.
  • Experience building trusted relationships to reduce isolation and improve quality of life.
  • Experience co-creating personalised support plans with individuals.

Role Type

Permanent • Part-time • Associate

Pay Rate

£29,451 GBP – £29,452 GBP (Annum)

Description

Leeds | 32 hours per week | £29,452

Summary:

Join LJWB, working with HSFA, to support older adults—including Holocaust survivors—with compassion, dignity and cultural sensitivity.

This is a mainly office-based role with community visits as required, supporting people who may be experiencing isolation, declining health or reduced confidence.

This part-time position focuses on enhancing the quality of life for these individuals through emotional, social, and practical assistance, ensuring they feel valued and connected within their community. The role is essential in promoting dignity and respect for this vulnerable population, contributing to their overall well-being and integration.

Responsibilities:

    You’ll provide person-centred, trauma-aware support, helping individuals stay connected, independent and valued. You will:

  • Build trusted relationships and reduce isolation
  • Co-create personalised support plans
  • Deliver community activities and wellbeing support
  • Provide culturally respectful, trauma-informed care

You’ll play a key role in supporting Holocaust survivors with sensitivity, focusing on trust, safety and dignity.

    Qualifications:

    • Experience in social care or a related field, particularly with older adults or people affected by trauma.
    • Empathetic, culturally aware and a strong communicator
    • Empathy and understanding of the challenges faced by older adults and Holocaust survivors.
    • Ability to work independently and as part of a team, demonstrating initiative and problem-solving skills.
    • Knowledge of local resources and services available to older adults and Holocaust survivors.
    • A relevant qualification in social care, health, or a related field is desirable but not essential.

    How to Apply

    To apply or request further information, please send your CV to: recruitment@ljwb.co.uk

    Closing date: Sunday 21st June 2026.

    Interview Date: Thursday 25th June 2026

    Please note: We may close this vacancy early if a suitable candidate is found.

    If you have not heard from us within three weeks of the closing date, please assume your application has not been successful on this occasion.