Project Worker HSB; AIMQualified

Position: Project Worker HSB (AIM3 Qualified)
Project Worker - Harmful Sexual Behaviour (AIM3 Qualified)

Location:

Worcestershire (Hybrid / Remote with travel as required)

Contract:

Agency / Temporary Duration: 10 weeks initially (with potential extension)

Start Date:

ASAP

Hours:

Flexible - between 12 and 37 hours per week Pay Band: PW3 - £32,142 to £39,106 per annum (pro rata) About the Service This is a specialist Harmful Sexual Behaviour (HSB) service supporting young people aged 12-18 who have displayed sexually harmful behaviours. The service delivers trauma-informed, evidence-based interventions , including AIM3 Assessment and Intervention , working closely with young people, parents/carers, and multi-agency professionals.

The focus is on supporting young people to understand their behaviours in a non-judgemental, strengths-based way , reduce risk, and develop safe, healthy relationships .

The Role We are seeking an experienced AIM3-qualified Project Worker to provide specialist assessment, intervention, consultation, and professional guidance within a complex safeguarding context . You will:
Deliver direct AIM3 work and interventions Complete high-quality AIM3 assessments and reports Support multi-agency decision-making and safeguarding planning Provide consultation, advice, and training to professionals Work collaboratively with families, carers, and partner agencies Essential Requirements (Applicants must meet all of the below) AIM3 qualified - this is a mandatory requirement Extensive knowledge of Harmful Sexual Behaviour , including:
Technology-assisted sexual behaviours Sibling sexual behaviour Peer-on-peer sexual harm Proven experience producing AIM3-compliant academic assessments and reports Strong working knowledge of Child Sexual Abuse (CSA) Experience delivering training, workshops, or professional presentations Ability to provide multi-agency consultation and professional guidance Excellent safeguarding knowledge, including:
Contextual safeguarding Intrafamilial risk and harm Strong understanding and application of trauma-informed practice Experience working with neurodivergent children and young people , adapting interventions to individual needs Willingness and ability to travel across Worcestershire

Desirable Experience delivering therapeutic interventions Skills in Motivational Interviewing and Solution-Focused approaches A recognised therapeutic qualification working with children and young people Additional Information Hybrid working with home-based working and travel as required No specific health and safety risks identified Agency candidates only Enhanced safeguarding checks will apply