Rough Sleeping Outreach Worker

Dec 19

Written By Miles Noble

Full Time 37 hours per week
£25,797 per annum

(Fixed term contract until 31st March 2027)

What you’ll do:

Be part of the early morning outreach team delivering practical interventions to people sleeping rough.
Build relationships, provide immediate support, and link people into accommodation and services.
Collaborate with local partners to create sustainable pathways off the streets.
You’ll need a full driving licence with access to a vehicle.

Why Work for Path?

Be part of a friendly, dedicated team tackling homelessness head-on!
Every day your work will change lives.

Benefits include:

Generous holiday allowance
Flexible working
24/7 Employee Assistance Programme
Enhanced sick and maternity pay
Blue Light Card discounts
Ongoing learning and development

How we recruit:
As we’re recruiting for several frontline roles including: Mars Accommodation Worker, Resident Support Worker, Refugee Housing Support Worker, Housing Worker (Family Accommodation), please indicate on your application which positions you’d like to be considered for. You can select all roles or highlight any preferences. Our approach is flexible and strengths-based, and we’ll work with you to match your skills and qualities to the role where you can make the greatest impact.

Recruitment Event:

23 January 2026

We’ll lightly screen applications before inviting candidates to our recruitment event. Our aim is to make the process as inclusive as possible and meet a wide range of people who share our values and commitment. If you need any adjustments to attend, please let us know when you apply.

Stage 1 (10:00 – 12:00):
Learn more about Path, meet members of our team, and take part in short group exercises and reflective activities.
Stage 2 (12:00 – 14:00):
Candidates who show a good fit for the roles and our values will be invited to a more in-depth interview that afternoon.

Job Description

How to apply:
Please send you Application to info@pathdevon.org
Deadline: 9:00am, Monday, 19th January 2026

This post is commissioned by Plymouth City Council with funding from MHCLG.