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We began in 2000 as a close-knit group of volunteers supporting their local community and since then we’ve developed into one of the larger community-based charities in London. To date, we’ve helped over 32,000 people through £51million of publicly-funded programmes.

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Families

Volunteer and Befriender Coordinator

As increasing numbers of people experience isolation and poor mental health, volunteers are playing a vital role in reaching and supporting the most vulnerable in our communities. At the same time, volunteering itself can be a meaningful route out of isolation, connection, and purpose. LifeLine’s mission is to empower local people to become agents of change, and volunteering is central to achieving that goal. The Volunteer Coordinator will support the recruitment, coordination, and development of all volunteer activities across Waltham Forest. Working in partnership with the Senior Volunteer Coordinator, you will act as the first port of contact for the volunteers ensuring that they are supported and celebrate effectively.
Young People

Youth Development Worker

To mentor and support young people in their schools and on their estates that are on the edge of school exclusion, mental health issues or Serious Youth Violence through 1-2-1’s, after school and positive activities and holiday programmes. This role is being performed well when: The young people engage in the mentoring process and choose to make safe choices The young people remain in education and have an improved attendance, behaviour and achievement. A programme of workshops, activities and residentials is developed to engage young people and move them from being service beneficiaries to service deliverers. You develop a positive reputation with the young people, parents, schools and the community on the estates we work on. Information, advice and guidance is provided to young people. Parents, schools and other professionals are engaged to provide the best support team for the young people. All young people engaged continue in the programme and attend all the mentoring sessions. All paperwork is collated and evidence is collected on time and in line with our funders requirements. The schools we work with are willing to buy additional LifeLine services. All activities reflect the standards and values of LifeLine. Other staff are assisted with the...
Families

Peer support worker

Lifeline Projects is working in partnership with NELFT, as we recognise the important role that community-based peer support plays in improving mental health and wellbeing outcomes. The Peer Support Worker will be a fully integrated member of the Mental Health & Wellbeing Team, working alongside a multidisciplinary team to support individuals experiencing common and severe mental health difficulties. Using their own lived experience of mental health recovery, the Peer Support Worker will provide hope, encouragement and practical support to enable people to identify their strengths, achieve personal goals, and live meaningful and independent lives. The role is based on mutuality, recognising the value of shared experience and working alongside people as equals in their recovery journey. The postholder will work with individuals and groups to reduce social isolation, improve wellbeing, and increase access to culturally appropriate community resources. A particular focus will be on engaging and supporting underrepresented communities within the local area, including South Asian women and members of the Jewish community, while ensuring services remain inclusive and accessible to all. The successful candidate will have lived experience of mental health recovery and an understanding of the barriers faced by communities experiencing inequalities, such as cultural stigma, racism, migration...

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