Support Workers walk alongside women inside and outside of prison, providing consistent, non-judgemental support across all stages of their journey, including practical, emotional and advocacy support tailored to individual needs......
They build trusted relationships in prison and continue wrap-around support post release, assisting with housing, employment and community connection.
The role aims to support long-term stability, connection and purpose.
The goal of this role is to ensure that Prison Network’s services are effectively supporting women in and beyond prison with the long-term impact of disrupting cycles of disadvantage and incarceration.
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Please submit a cover letter and resume addressing key selection criteria to Jenni Walker via the 'Apply to this Job' button below.
The majority of women in prison have suffered trauma and abuse which has been a driver to incarceration.
Imprisonment, by its nature, is dehumanising, isolating, and intimidating. This can impact mental and physical health, diminish hope, and reduce capacity to create change.
In this space Prison Network aims to be a source of hope, dignity and purpose.
We journey with women in and beyond prison, providing the support and courage they need to navigate positive pathways and create change. We help strengthen family and community ties and improve outcomes for children with a mother in prison.
Through this relational support we see inter-generational cycles of incarceration and disadvantage forever disrupted.
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