Good Work Skills offer unique employment support for unemployed people in South Yorkshire aged 25 and over who are looking for work, including those with a health condition and / or experiencing low mental health. Clients can be on benefits or not.  The programme includes one to one employment support, quick and relevant training and … Continue reading SYHA’s Good Work Skills programme seeks health-related referrals →

We have an exciting opportunity for individuals to join our Good Work Team as community-based Employment Specialists. You will provide individual support to customers faced with barriers into employment, using a strength based approach to gain sustainable paid work.  Salary £23,613 per annum, pro rata Employment Type Permanent Position Contract Hours 37 DBS Required? Yes … Continue reading Job vacancy: Employment Specialist (SYHA) →

Over the last few months, the Good Work team enjoyed meeting customers face-to-face again, have held a number of sector specific employment support workshops and attended lots of careers events. We’re also proud to tell you that the Good Work service is now recognised as a Centre of Excellence in IPS supported employment practice across South Yorkshire … Continue reading SYHA Good Work Newsletter: November 2021 →

Permanent, Full Time/Part Time SYHA has secured funding to deliver various supported employment programmes funded by the National Lottery Community Fund, European Social Fund, NHS and AEB. These employment programs are delivered across the whole of South Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire with one main aim: “Place then Train”. The programs are based on individual placement support that … Continue reading Job vacancy: Work and Enterprise Coach (SYHA) →

South Yorkshire Housing Association's Work and Wellbeing Service is to run a Logistics, Transport and Warehousing Workshop on Wednesday 20 October for jobseekers in Sheffield. Businesses will be attending to talk about the industry and the jobs and progression paths that logistics, transport and warehousing work can lead to. This workshop is aimed at people … Continue reading SYHA to run Logistics, Transport and Warehousing Workshop on 20 Oct →

South Yorkshire Housing Association's Good Work programme is teaming up with The Prince's Trust to support jobseekers who are looking for employment opportunities in Health and Social Care. The provider is running a free information and advice event at its Rockingham Street HQ on Friday June 11.

Location: Sheffield Salary: Salary £36,052 - £39,270 2 year contract. Full-time post but willing to consider applications for a 4 day / part-time post. Here at South Yorkshire Housing Association we have been working hard to determine how we can make a significant impact on the issue of structural racism. People from across our business … Continue reading Job vacancy: Race and Diversity Lead (SYHA) →

South Yorkshire Housing Association has a variety of six-month Kickstart placements for 16-24s in Sheffield and the surrounding region this summer. These roles can be accessed by young people claiming Universal Credit via their Jobcentre Plus work coach. Vacancies The organisation is recruiting for the following roles: Work & Wellbeing Support Assistant (2 vacancies) - … Continue reading Job Vacancies: Kickstart placements – various roles (SYHA) →

South Yorkshire Housing Association's Good Work employment support programme is seeking referrals. The programme utilises the Individual Placement and Support (IPS) method to help jobseekers find employment opportunities that is suited to their needs, skills and interests. To access SYHA's digital leaflet for Good Work, download the document below: syha-good-work-digital-leaflet-1Download

At South Yorkshire Housing Association, we believe that a good roof over your head is the very foundation of health, and that it is impossible to flourish without a sense of home. Our job as a housing association does not stop there. We are not just about putting roofs over heads – we work with our customers … Continue reading Find good work at South Yorkshire Housing Association →