ep13 Diverse Roles in the Homelessness Sector
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About this listen
In this episode of the Rural Homelessness Podcast, host Matt McChlery discusses the various aspects of working in the homelessness sector with guests Christine Munday and Emma Webb from The Ferry Project. They share their personal journeys into the field, explore the diverse roles available within the sector, and highlight the innovative services and support offered to clients. The conversation also addresses the challenges faced by workers in this field and the rewarding experiences that come from helping individuals in need. The episode concludes with encouragement for those interested in pursuing a career in homelessness support.
Links
ferryproject.org.uk
Takeaways
- Working with people has always been a passion for many in the sector.
- Personal experiences often drive individuals to work in homelessness.
- There are diverse roles in the homelessness sector beyond counseling.
- Support workers play a vital role in assisting clients with daily tasks.
- Innovative services like in-house counseling are crucial for client support.
- The donation hub provides essential resources for clients moving into homes.
- Volunteering is a key component of the Ferry Project's operations.
- Finding the right candidates for support roles can be challenging.
- Witnessing clients transform and regain independence is rewarding.
- The homelessness sector needs compassionate individuals willing to help.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Rural Homelessness Podcast 01:26 Personal Journeys into the Homelessness Sector 09:08 Exploring Roles in the Homelessness Sector 15:54 Innovative Services and Support at The Ferry Project 21:08 Employment Services and Community Engagement 27:07 Challenges and Rewards in the Homelessness Sector 32:21 Encouragement for Future Workers in the Sector