Advocacy Support Officer
- nottingham, nottinghamshire, NG1 1GN, United Kingdom
- Permanent·Hybrid
- Full time
- £31,000 - £31,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is seeking a dedicated and proactive Advocacy Support Officer to join their team in Nottingham . This role is crucial in ensuring that vulnerable individuals have their voices heard and their rights protected within the community and when accessing services. You will provide support, guidance, and practical assistance to clients, helping them to understand their options and make informed decisions. This hybrid role involves community engagement and remote administrative duties, offering flexibility. It's a rewarding opportunity to empower individuals and contribute to a more equitable society in Nottingham , within an organisation committed to professional development and positive social impact.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide independent advocacy support to individuals navigating complex services.
- Help clients understand their rights, choices, and available options.
- Assist clients in expressing their views and wishes effectively.
- Liaise with service providers, statutory bodies, and families on behalf of clients where appropriate.
- Maintain accurate and confidential case records and reports.
- Develop and deliver information sessions on advocacy rights and services.
Requirements
- Experience in an advocacy, social care, or support role.
- Strong understanding of advocacy principles and the rights of vulnerable individuals.
- Excellent communication, listening, and negotiation skills.
- Ability to build rapport and trust with a diverse range of clients.
- Proficiency in using digital tools for communication and record-keeping.
- Willingness to work flexibly in a hybrid model.
Benefits
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
- Hybrid working arrangement offering flexibility.
- Comprehensive training in advocacy and related fields.
- Supportive team environment with regular supervision.
- Opportunity to make a significant positive impact on individuals' lives in Nottingham .


