Family Recovery Coordinator Sanctuary Personal

Job Title: Family Recovery Coordinator
Specialism: Drug and Alcohol Services
Location: Reading, UK
Salary: £23 per hour (Umbrella)
Contract: Locum, Full Time, 3 Months

We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Family Recovery Coordinator to join a Drug and Alcohol Service in Reading. This full-time locum position offers a three-month contract and the chance to make a meaningful difference by supporting families affected by substance misuse. If you are passionate about recovery-focused practice and thrive in a collaborative environment, this could be the ideal role for you.

• Locum flexibility: Enjoy the freedom to balance your professional and personal commitments while gaining experience across different services.
• Professional development: Enhance your knowledge and skills by working within a specialist drug and alcohol service.
• Networking opportunities: Build valuable relationships with multidisciplinary professionals and partner agencies.
• Work-life balance: Benefit from a flexible role that supports both your career and personal wellbeing.

• Support families throughout the recovery journey by providing tailored advice, guidance, and practical support.
• Complete assessments and develop person-centred recovery and support plans.
• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams and partner agencies to deliver coordinated care.
• Maintain accurate, timely, and confidential records of interventions and client progress.
• Engage with community resources and services to strengthen support networks for individuals and families.

• Relevant qualification in Social Work, Health and Social Care, Substance Misuse, Counselling, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
• Previous experience working within drug and alcohol, substance misuse, family support, or recovery services.
• Strong assessment, case management, and communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively with individuals, families, and multidisciplinary teams.
• Knowledge of safeguarding, recovery-focused practice, and relevant legislation.