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LIVING WAGE EMPLOYER
Utilising both 1 to 1 and group sessions to help parents & carers develop better communication and behaviour management strategies.
A 10-step programme of goal driven outdoor learning for 8-15 year-olds. Projects are delivered over 30 weeks & support mental health, self-esteem & confidence as well as learning new skills.
Delivering both professional courses as well as group workshops, running local community events and creative sessions for all the family.
Salary: £12,899 + 6% Pension Contribution (FTE £22,620)
Hours: 25 hours per a week working 9.30am to 2.30am. Term Time (38 weeks per year)
Term: Permanent Position
This is a hybrid role, with 2-3 days required in the office per week.
of young people report improvements in self esteem and confidence.
parents / carers supported by our family support team.
prestigious awards won.
of parents / carers report improvement in their parenting skills.
CHEXS unique approach allows our two teams to cross over and support both the young people as well as parents and carers too.
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Kian had been through an unsettling stage in his life and the impact of this emotional trauma was taking it’s toll on him.
The school referred Kian to CHEXS when he was in year 8 and he was immediately enrolled onto the GROWTH programme.
Just £15 could help support a child/young person though a crisis.
Just £30 could help support a family with fuel or energy support.
Just £100 could help a whole family with 1 to 1 coaching & support.
There are many people, partners and organisations that support CHEXS with their time and expertise. We are continually grateful for their dedication.
Without this support and guidance we would not have been able to provide the GROWTH project and the family support services we offer.
CHEXS helps to consolidate the work of other organisations into a single vision. Our main aim is to partner with all parts of our society and work together to help families and children and to bring our community in Hertfordshire together.