St Mungo's Careers and Employment
About the company
- Founded2014
- Company size1001 to 5,000
- Revenue£25m to £100m
- IndustryNon-profit & NGO
Jobs
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Employment Team Opportunities
Brighton
£25,991 - £32,910 a year
10 days ago
View jobProgression Coach
West London
£27,967 - £31,553 a year
8 days ago
View jobOutreach Workers - Rough Sleeping Prevention
Reading
£25,991 - £29,577 a year
8 days ago
View jobSupport Workers – Oxford Homeless Service
Oxford
£22,183 - £25,991 a year
10 days ago
View jobCatering Assistant
London
£22,274 - £23,024 a year
8 days ago
View jobFull-time
Apprentice Floating Support Worker (Mental Health)
Bristol
£18,198 a year
10 days ago
View jobExecutive Director of Finance
London
13 days ago
View jobEmployment Specialist x 2
Brighton
£25,991 - £29,577 a year
8 days ago
View jobTeam Leader
Sutton
£31,553 - £34,886 a year
8 days ago
View jobService Development Manager – Rough Sleeping Outreach Services
London
£39,457 - £43,592 a year
10 days ago
View jobSenior Employment Specialist
Brighton
£29,577 - £32,910 a year
8 days ago
View jobEmployment Specialist
Brighton
£25,991 - £29,577 a year
8 days ago
View jobRegional Fundraising Coordinator
Abingdon
£29,577 a year
14 days ago
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Salaries
Salary estimated from 1K employees, users, and past and present job advertisements on Indeed.
Popular Roles
Support Worker
£24,435 per year
Hub Manager
£35,213 per year
Housing Manager
£34,020 per year
Management
Deputy Manager
£33,580 per year
Service Manager
£39,946 per year
Hub Manager
£35,213 per year
Community & Social Service
Outreach Worker
£28,646 per year
Outreach Coordinator
£31,299 per year
Case Worker
£26,882 per year
Personal Care & Home Health
Support Worker
£24,435 per year
Developmental Service Worker
£27,486 per year
Home Care Worker
£24,729 per year
Rating overview
Rating is calculated based on 77 reviews and is evolving.
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Reviews
Registered Outreach Worker with the Hounslow Project in Hounslow, Greater London
on 19 December 2020
Rewarding, pressurised but exciting too
I was a volunteer with the hope of completing three months before gaining paid employment but then COVID-19 hit and everything came to a halt. During my brief time a regular day would be helping homeless individuals gain Universal Credit, advising them of their options, calling hubs to see if they had a place, working quickly and effectively as part of a two person team to locate individuals in order to get them into a hub before it closed. It was a lot of pressure but extremely rewarding. It could also be frustrating.
Privet letting Officer in London, Greater London
on 30 August 2020
Productive and fun
I enjoyed working at St Mungos, the staff and management are very friendly and helpful. A good atmosphere everyone friendly and helpful and happy.New building good location by river Thames. Lots of new buildings around there and loads of office good transportation
Deputy Manager/Manager in London, Greater London
on 16 July 2020
Overworked and unsupported
Care about the clients but not the staff. Happy to work staff to the bone. Exhausting work. Awful job. Don't work for them. Feel trapped and completely unsupported Gaslighted when raised concerns about the safety of staff and being overworked. Senior management zero ability to reflect on poor practice. Total shitshow
Head of Procurement in London
on 15 July 2020
A good place to work and make an impact - although I was asked to deliver a very ...
Working with and to executive director of finance ...
A good place to work and make a positive impact - although I was tasked to deliver a very large brief in a very short term including delivering and presenting:
1- a procurement strategy, future planning, centre of excellence materials and tool kits and capability plan
3- a few very last minutes critical contracts and procurement to be managed
4- some operational procurement, purchasing and accounts payable finances related to it
I had little resources and support for this which was a con perahps.
So good place - but a very big ambitious brief; although with changes in management due to a turn around in executive level ...my recommendations and overall strategy were not accepted...they may have changed and moved forward now...so check please.
A very good executive / management team who were open to accepting advice on day to day operational contracts and procurement ...and a trusting collaborative environment, with a lot of autonomy in getting things done.
A nice central London based office and environment with food and amenities close by.
A very hard working and keen team - teams...who really wanted to make a difference in the lives of homeless people. Result orientated.
A very good work life balance - and partial work from home options was available to me.
Locum Support Worker in Haringey, Greater London
on 23 June 2020
You need to be lucky re local management
I was based in Haringey. I had an excellent deputy. The service manager was incompetent and harmful towards staff due to very poor decision making. The deputy was doing it all and I’d be surprised if she’s still standing. It could have been a great team, but not with the person in charge of the service lacking competence in every single area. How did he even get a job? I complained upon leaving and hesrd nothing back!
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