Jobs at East Midlands Housing Group Limited

Provide classroom and outreach support for pupils with SEND and school staff: assist with planning, deliver and evaluate learning activities, observe and consult, support behaviour management, and help implement new approaches under Educational Psychology oversight.

Provide high-level executive assistance to the Director of Public Health and Assistant Directors, coordinating strategic activity, governance, FOI and information governance, managing complex confidential information, organising senior meetings and corporate reporting, supporting decision-making, and supervising/coordining administrative staff to ensure effective delivery and assurance across the department.

Manage a caseload of children and young people with SEND, coordinate Education, Health and Care Needs Assessments, draft outcome-focused EHCPs, work with families, schools and partners, prepare documentation for panels and tribunals, ensure statutory timescales and safeguarding, and maintain accurate records using IT systems.

Provide evening personal assistant support to an adult with autism and a learning disability in Groby. Duties include companionship, conversation, hobbies, community outings, cooking, light cleaning, laundry, bed linen changes, shopping lists, and mail support. Requires a full clean UK driving licence, DBS check, interview and references. Self-employed, 6 hours/week (Tues–Thurs, 6pm–8pm).

Provide weekend personal care and community support to a non-verbal, registered-blind client with learning disabilities and epilepsy. Duties include personal care, toileting, washing, cooking, shopping, keeping the home tidy, and supporting social outings. Must communicate clearly, anticipate needs, and maintain the client’s dignity and safety.

Support residents in emergency and temporary accommodation by facilitating Housing Benefit and Discretionary Housing Payment claims, advocating and negotiating on behalf of citizens, supporting income recovery, and working with the Temporary and Supported Accommodation Team to identify and resolve housing-related issues.

Provide front-of-house customer service at Century Theatre including bar service and ticket point-of-sale, checking and selling tickets, promoting and upselling events, cash handling and float reconciliation, and carrying out general FOH duties while following health, safety and food hygiene requirements.

Provide front‑of‑house and administrative support for Family Hubs: welcome visitors, manage electronic room bookings, set up rooms, maintain resources, update databases and records, perform health and safety checks, support group interventions, and travel between hubs. Safeguarding knowledge and an enhanced DBS with barred list are required.

Lead delivery of the Council's Lead Local Flood Authority duties, investigate flooding issues, commission and manage studies and projects, secure funding, advise on planning and SuDS, maintain flood asset registers, engage stakeholders and communities, and drive innovation and continuous improvement in flood risk management.

Support the Service Manager delivering Moving Traffic Enforcement: observe and record contraventions using ANPR, process evidence packs, present at appeal hearings, maintain enforcement software/equipment, assist with Traffic Regulation Orders, prepare enforcement reports/statistics, liaise with stakeholders, and obtain an SIA licence.

Advocate for previously looked-after children and those with a social worker; coordinate a duty desk, advise schools and professionals on trauma‑informed and attachment strategies, lead projects to develop policy and practice, deliver training and partnership work, and ensure alignment with DfE statutory guidance. Enhanced DBS required.

Provide administrative support for 1:1 and small-group instrumental tuition and instrument hire schemes. Maintain pupil and billing records, liaise with schools, parents and colleagues, manage databases/CRM, coordinate instrument movements, deliver excellent customer service, maximise income, and support team operations with minimal supervision.

Self-employed Pathway Foster Carer providing intensive, home-based support to a looked-after young person. Role requires experience with children and young people (residential care, SEN, or health disabilities), ongoing training, a support team, and generous per-child payments and allowances.

Provide administrative and practical support to the Nottingham Private Rented Assistance Scheme, assisting households threatened with homelessness from the private rented sector. Help clients access and sustain suitable accommodation, ensure Housing Benefit and Discretionary Housing Payment claims are submitted and processed, monitor performance data, and advocate and negotiate on behalf of citizens to deliver a high-quality, customer-focused service.

Provide hands-on care and maintenance of parkland, formal gardens and grounds. Perform horticulture, nature conservation and biodiversity tasks, operate vehicles and handheld machinery, support volunteers, and work independently across weekends, evenings and holidays.

Support strategic policy development and performance management across the council. Develop, deliver and monitor the Council Plan and performance framework, monitor legislation, analyse proposals, produce briefings for senior leaders, integrate research and stakeholder insight, contribute to partnership intelligence, lead projects, and support equality, diversity and climate change actions.

Perform refuse and recycling collection, grounds maintenance, and environmental cleansing across Nottingham. Support winter operations (gritting, snow clearance), work flexibly across frontline neighbourhood services, and represent the council with professionalism while following health and safety practices.

Manage customer returns and failed deliveries by coordinating with Customer Services, Transport and Warehouse teams. Maintain accurate records, resolve issues quickly, analyse return/delivery data to identify trends, and support process improvements to prevent backlogs and improve service quality.

Lead the Safeguarding and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) team, ensure compliance with LLR safeguarding policies, chair safeguarding meetings, develop protection plans, oversee complex DoLS and safeguarding casework, evaluate data to identify themes, and provide professional guidance across Adult Social Care and partner organisations.

Join Leicestershire County Council on a 5-year fixed-term TPS professional development scheme to become an Access Officer and Chartered Transport Planner. Support transport modelling, analytics, research and PROW duties, undertake placements across transport teams (including mandatory modelling in NDI), attend training to achieve Transport Planning Qualification, maintain training records, and provide data-led analysis to inform transport policy, development management and modelling.