Substance misuse recovery worker

Perform risk/need assessments and develop risk management/care plans following organizational policies and procedures. * Conduct periodic risk/need reviews based on service user needs. * Devise, monitor, review, and update recovery care plans tailored to individual service user profiles and requirements. * Provide comprehensive care packages, including psychosocial and psychological interventions, alongside peers and volunteers. * Collaborate effectively within a multi-disciplinary team, actively participating in team meetings. * Manage cases using a recovery-focused approach, utilising one-on-one sessions where appropriate. * Ensure effective communication across all levels of the service. * Conduct screenings for drug and alcohol use. * Maintain accurate and up-to-date service user records in accordance with organisational policies. * Collaborate and coordinate with other health and social care providers as needed. * Report concerns related to service users #39; children and safeguarding issues promptly. * Maintain detailed case notes in line with policy, documenting all interactions with service users and compiling necessary statistical information. * Uphold the security and confidentiality of information, handling it discreetly and securely within designated systems. * Promptly report any incidents, complaints, or grievances. * Provide recommendations for safeguarding referrals concerning adults or children. * Adhere to policies and procedures for lone working, taking necessary precautions for personal safety. * Actively promote the service in a positive manner. Requirements of the Recovery Worker: * Prior experience in the Substance Misuse field is essential. * Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications such as Outlook, Word, and Excel. * Familiarity with various substances and their effects. * Understanding of the principles underlying the recovery movement. * Awareness of the multifaceted challenges confronted by individuals struggling with substance misuse, spanning social care, welfare benefits, health, and accommodation. * Knowledge of therapeutic approaches applicable to working with service users. * Demonstrated appreciation for confidentiality and sensitivity when handling public and service user information. * Experience collaborating within a multi-disciplinary team. * Understanding of Safeguarding Adults and Children principles and their practical application