Community Support Worker

Company: Emerging Futures CIC
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Location: Liverpool
Job Description:

About Emerging Futures CIC

Emerging Futures began in 2014, born from a belief that recovery is possible for everyone, and that those who have walked that path should lead the way forward. From modest beginnings, the organisation has expanded across the UK, building a diverse team of staff and volunteers, many with lived experience of homelessness and drug and alcohol use. We support people affected by homelessness and substance misuse through housing, coaching and therapeutic programmes, working with compassion and courage to help them rebuild their lives.

Key Information

  • Position: Community Support Worker
  • Contract: Full-time
  • Salary: £24,875 – £29,444 per annum
  • Location: Liverpool
  • Hours per week: 37.5
  • Application closing date: 14/07/2026

About the Role

As a Community Support Worker, you will provide recovery support to people in our services.

You’ll work with people recovering from drug and alcohol issues, those facing homelessness, and/or those transitioning from structured treatment, rehab, or prison back into the community. The role also includes the delivery of group work to those in structured treatment and those involved in the Criminal Justice system.

You will work proactively with partner agencies and other specialist workers to support and encourage people to engage with treatment options and get involved in community activities that will help them rebuild their lives free of crime and substance misuse.

You will also work closely with mutual aid groups, social enterprises, housing, education and training providers to identify a wide range of additional support and recovery options.

You will deliver 1‑2‑1 interventions and behaviour change groups and will support clients to attend appointments.

About You

You should have experience of supporting people to achieve behaviour change as well as working with those involved in the criminal justice system.

  • Experience of group work delivery
  • Experience of effective, purposeful and active partnership working
  • Experience of using data collection systems and Microsoft Office
  • An understanding of the harmful effects associated with drug and alcohol misuse and offending in relation to health, social welfare, housing, employability and personal relationships

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Posted: July 13th, 2026